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Bells of San Fernando

Play trailer Poster for Bells of San Fernando Released Mar 1, 1947 1h 14m Drama Mystery & Thriller Play Trailer Watchlist
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Michael O'Brien (Donald Woods) lives in Paradise Valley, an isolated town where the sole entrance is controlled by the greedy and violent Juan Mendoza (Anthony Warde). When Mendoza announces his intention to marry Maria (Gloria Warren), the fact that she's O'Brien's girlfriend doesn't stop him. While O'Brien tries to find a way to get help from Gov. Fernando (Monte Blue), a newly discovered gold mine quickly becomes an opportunity for Mendoza to assert his control over the town.

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Audience Member One of the old time westerns, this is when Mexico pretty much owned California. Anyway king of the valley who is mexican tries to steal away our hero's girlfreind and stops at nothing, but they have a few tricks up there sleve. Its a good watch, mine was in the Mill Creek Western 50 pack, a good buy. Rated 2.5 out of 5 stars 01/23/23 Full Review Read all reviews
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Terry Morse

Director

Donald Woods

Michael "Gringo" O'Brien

Gloria Warren

Maria Garcia

Shirley O'Hara

Nita

Byron Foulger

Francisco Garcia

Paul Newlan

Gueyon
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Synopsis Michael O'Brien (Donald Woods) lives in Paradise Valley, an isolated town where the sole entrance is controlled by the greedy and violent Juan Mendoza (Anthony Warde). When Mendoza announces his intention to marry Maria (Gloria Warren), the fact that she's O'Brien's girlfriend doesn't stop him. While O'Brien tries to find a way to get help from Gov. Fernando (Monte Blue), a newly discovered gold mine quickly becomes an opportunity for Mendoza to assert his control over the town.
Director
Terry Morse
Producer
James S. Burkett
Screenwriter
Jack DeWitt, Duncan Renaldo
Production Co
Hillcrest Productions
Genre
Drama, Mystery & Thriller
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Mar 1, 1947, Limited
Release Date (DVD)
Mar 29, 2005
Runtime
1h 14m