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Elmer CliftonMarked for Murder (1948)

Rangers Dave and Panhandle arrive and are joined by Lawyer Tex to try and stop the range war between the ranchers and the sheep men. After they jail the ranchers for attacking the sheep men, they are lead away from town by a decoy as the real culprits head for town to kill the ranchers and blame the sheep men.


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This movie is part of the collection: Feature Films

Director: Elmer Clifton
Producer: Arthur Alexander
Production Company: Pictorial Films, Inc
Audio/Visual: sound, b&w
Keywords: western

Creative Commons license: Public Domain


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Reviewer: justaskmike - [2.0 out of 5 stars] - February 8, 2008
Subject: PRC's The Texas Rangers series
Marked for Murder was one of the eight films Tex Ritter made in the Texas Ranger series. It was made in 1945, not 1948 as is shown. Your print was edited for television as is shown in the first scene. Dave O'Brien, who had played Captain Midnight in a Columbia serial, appeared as Dave Wyatt. He was also billed as Dave "Tex"Obrien. He later became a gag writer for Red Skelton's TV show. Tex Ritter had come over from Columbia after his series with Bill Elliott was dropped. These would be the last B westerns he would make, before concentrating on his recording career. Although he later admitted that this was a unwise career move, it was these films, along with his Columbia and Mongram films. which garnered him a new group of fans who saw him on television. Guy Wilkerson, "Panhandle Perkins" played similar rustic roles in B features of the Forties. PRC (Producers Releasing Corporation) released scores of B westerns for third run theaters in the Forties including the Cinecolor westerns of Eddie Dean and the Lash LaRue series. They were edited into 16mm editions and became staples in every B western collector's library

Reviewer: cashel - [4.0 out of 5 stars] - March 17, 2004
Subject: Meet the Director...in person
The director of this film started his career atthe beginning of Hollywood. He can be seen as an actor in the films, Birth of nation and Intolerance. He can also be seen on the ice floe in a long shot doubling for Lillian Gish in Way Down East.These films are easily obtained from video libraries,world wide.He never stopped working and was also a Producer and Writer of many films. His numerous films can be described as Honest and Entertaining

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Directed and written by Elmer Clifton
Produced by Arthur Alexander


Tex Ritter - Tex Haines
Dave O'Brien - Texas Ranger Dave Wyatt
Guy Wilkerson - Texas Ranger Panhandle Perkins
Marilyn McConnell - Ruth Lane
Jack Ingram - Sam Taylor
Charles King - Henchman Pete Magoo
Henry Hall - Sheriff Jim Whitlock
Ed Cassidy - Dick Vernon
Wen Wright - Bill Ganer
Bob Kortman - Henchman Frank Runk


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