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Border Feud (1947)Marshal Cheyenne Davis (Lash La Rue), aka The Cheyenne Kid is on his way to Mesa City to help his pal Sheriff "Fuzzy" Jones (Al St. John) settle an old feud between the Harts and the ... See full summary » Director:Ray Taylor |
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Lash La Rue | ... |
Cheyenne Davis
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Fuzzy Q. Jones
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Kenneth Farrell | ... |
Bob Hart
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Ed Cassidy | ... |
Sheriff Steele
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Bob Duncan | ... |
Jack Barton
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Casey MacGregor | ... |
Henchman Jed Young
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Buster Slaven | ... |
Jim Condon
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Mikel Conrad | ... |
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Marshal Cheyenne Davis (Lash La Rue), aka The Cheyenne Kid is on his way to Mesa City to help his pal Sheriff "Fuzzy" Jones (Al St. John) settle an old feud between the Harts and the Condons. Posing as an outlaw, Cheyenne is accepted by gang leader Jack Barton (Bob Duncan) and is told his job will be to continue stirring up trouble between the Harts and Condons. The plan is to make the two families kill each other off, so that a mine they own jointly, can be obtained at a price far below its value. Cheyenne's plan appears to fail when Fuzzy comes in and identifies him as a Marshal, but Cheyenne gets rid of him and tells Barton he has posed as a Marshal in the past and Barton seems convinced. Cheyenne later tells Fuzzy to make no arrests until the top man is found. A wounded Jim Condon (Buster Slaven) and his sister Carol (Gloria Marlen) ride into town and Cheyenne takes him to the office of Doc Peters (Ian Keith) for treatment. Cheyenne's efforts to patch up the feud are unsuccessful,... Written by Les Adams <longhorn1939@suddenlink.net>
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BORDERLAND BANDITS...Faking a Feud to Take a Gold Mine...and Staking All on One Bullet-Blazing Gamble! See more »Parents Guide:
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10 May 1947 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Fuzzy der Banditenkiller See more »Company Credits
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Sheriff Steele: You walked right into the trap I had baited for you, Cheyenne.
Cheyenne Davis: This isn't the first trap I've sprung or escaped from, Sheriff.
Sheriff Steele: This time you've reached the end of your rope.
[Cheyenne glances over shoulder]
Sheriff Steele: Don't expect any help from them. You're on your own.
Cheyenne Davis: Just because my men are ambushed doesn't mean I'll give up without a fight!
Sheriff Steele: I figured the Cheyenne Kid was smart enough to know when he was licked.
Cheyenne Davis: Not until I see what move you make, Sheriff.
Sheriff Steele: You asked for it!
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[first lines]Sheriff Steele: You walked right into the trap I had baited for you, Cheyenne.
Cheyenne Davis: This isn't the first trap I've sprung or escaped from, Sheriff.
Sheriff Steele: This time you've reached the end of your rope.
[Cheyenne glances over shoulder]
Sheriff Steele: Don't expect any help from them. You're on your own.
Cheyenne Davis: Just because my men are ambushed doesn't mean I'll give up without a fight!
Sheriff Steele: I figured the Cheyenne Kid was smart enough to know when he was licked.
Cheyenne Davis: Not until I see what move you make, Sheriff.
Sheriff Steele: You asked for it!
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Just watched this on cable for the first time in about 40 years. As a really little kid I was a big fan of Lash LaRue. This was probably because his all black outfit and whip tricks were sooo Cool. He also looks and even sounds like (minus lisp) another favorite of mine Humphrey Bogart. This is your standard PRC "B" Oater of the era. Goes through all of the cliches: bad guy tricks friends into a feud for his own benefit, the feuding families have a member on either side who are secretly in love with each other, the real identity of the "evil overlord" is not revealed to the audience till near the end, the bad guy spouts lines like "now this is my plan"...and the film jump cuts to another location,guns fire forever without reloading, and on and on. The acting is up to (down to??) the usual PRC standards. Fuzzy StJohn is funny, but then he's been at this stuff since the Keystone Cops days. Lash is especially wooden in this one. Since he is given no opportunity to use his whip, there just isn't much use in having him in the movie. The plot is fairly dense for the short running time. Oddly it was written by a woman, which must have been fairly unusual for a Western at that time. All in all not a great film and not one of Lash's best outings. Still, if it's on cable and you have an hour to waste, give it a watch.