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Tight 56-minute runtime — shorter than most television pilots.

"HE'S FIGHTIN' A GUN-TOTIN' GAL...A Lawless Lass Puts A Noose Around Buster's Neck...But The Rope Was Never Pulled!"
Billy joins an outlaw band led by woman to clear his name of their crimes, which are being blamed on him.
“HE'S FIGHTIN' A GUN-TOTIN' GAL...A Lawless Lass Puts A Noose Around Buster's Neck...But The Rope Was Never Pulled!”

Buster Crabbe
Billy the Kid

Al St. John
Fuzzy Q. Jones
Maxine Leslie
Kate Shelly

Jack Ingram
Dillon

Kermit Maynard
Spence

Karl Hackett
Sam Packard

Hal Price
Dave Connelly

George Chesebro
Baxter
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Sam Newfield directs. Runs lean at under 100 minutes. Produced in United States of America. Dialogue in English.
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Part of
The Western outlaw as played by Buster Crabbe. Starting in 1943, the character was named Billy Carson




































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Community reviews
For me, Buster Crabbe will always be “Buck Rogers” or “Flash Gordon” so seeing him here toting a six-shooter doesn’t quite work. To be fair, though, he isn’t the worst aspect of this pretty mediocre story. He is “Billy the Kid” who is being falsely accused of being involved with a menacing gang of outlaws lead by “Kate” (Maxine Leslie). Someone is leaving notes for the sheriff (Karl Hackett) in his name and so he’s prime suspect for robbery when the stage sets off. What he doesn’t know is that he’s being set up - but by whom and why? It does try to pack quite a bit of story into this, but the production is all very basic and barring a few expertly choreographed tumbling moments from Al St.John is all instantly forgettable as the static Crabbe isn’t a natural at all and Leslie is no Barbara Stanwyck. Kills an hour, though.
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PRC
US
Sigmund Neufeld Productions
US
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