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The Kid From Broken Gun

Play trailer Poster for The Kid From Broken Gun Released Aug 19, 1952 55m Western Play Trailer Watchlist
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After years on the East Coast, former boxer Jack Mahoney (Jack Mahoney) returns to New Mexico and finds himself framed for murder. Though the only evidence is circumstantial, in the face of vicious prosecutor Kiefer (Myron Healey), Mahoney's girlfriend -- defense lawyer Gail Kingston (Angela Stevens) -- fails to convince the jury of his innocence. Determined to clear Mahoney's name, postal worker Steve Reynolds (Charles Starrett) transforms himself into the masked rider known as the Durango Kid.

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Audience Member good western i remember going 2 see this as a kid Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars 01/21/23 Full Review Audience Member Saturday matinee shoot em up. Rated 2.5 out of 5 stars 02/27/23 Full Review Read all reviews
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Fred F. Sears

Director

Charles Starrett

Steve Reynolds

Smiley Burnette

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Jock Mahoney

Jack Mahoney

Angela Stevens

Gail Kingston

Tristram Coffin

Martin Donohugh
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Synopsis After years on the East Coast, former boxer Jack Mahoney (Jack Mahoney) returns to New Mexico and finds himself framed for murder. Though the only evidence is circumstantial, in the face of vicious prosecutor Kiefer (Myron Healey), Mahoney's girlfriend -- defense lawyer Gail Kingston (Angela Stevens) -- fails to convince the jury of his innocence. Determined to clear Mahoney's name, postal worker Steve Reynolds (Charles Starrett) transforms himself into the masked rider known as the Durango Kid.
Director
Fred F. Sears
Producer
Colbert Clark
Screenwriter
Barry Shipman, Ed Earl Repp
Distributor
Columbia Pictures
Production Co
Columbia Pictures Corporation
Genre
Western
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Aug 19, 1952, Original
Runtime
55m