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Sam NewfieldSix Gun Trail (1938)

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This movie is part of the collection: Feature Films

Director: Sam Newfield
Audio/Visual: sound, b&w
Keywords: Western

Creative Commons license: Public Domain

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Reviewer: jimelena - - August 11, 2007
Subject: Not bad
For it's time and place this is an okay B type western.
Some people really enjoy anything with horses; and this one has a lot of horses.

Reviewer: salem65 - - April 20, 2007
Subject: wer
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Reviewer: Hans Wollstein - - April 14, 2005
Subject: Yellow Peril!
If you thought that a Swede portraying Charlie Chan was slightly racist, wait until you see Colonel Tim McCoy playing what everyone in "Six-Gun Trail" insists on calling a "Chinaman." It is just a disguise to flush out a gang of jewel thieves, of course, but effective enough to fool even a longtime acquaintance like cafe singer Nora Lane. A Western solely because of McCoy's presence, this rather dour and stagebound crook melodrama suffers from the ennui that plagued most of Tim's Victory productions; even sidekick Magpie (Ben Corbett) quickly tires of the whole thing and begs his master to stop spouting Chan-style Chinese proverbs. Still, "Six-Gun Trail" does provide a good role for Nora Lane, a veteran B-Western heroine from Illinois, and a former stock company ingenue in St. Louis who had once starred opposite silent legend Fred Thomson. By the mid-1930s, however, Lane was only receiving offers from Gower Gulch, and she was so forgotten by 1948 that her suicide didn't even rate a mention in the trade-papers.