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Slaughter Trail

Year:

1951

Duration:

78 min

Genres:

Western

IMDB rate:

4.7

Director:

Irving Allen

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 1951-10-15

Filming Locations: Corriganville, Ray Corrigan Ranch, Simi Valley, California, USA

Cast

Actor

Character

Brian Donlevy

Gig Young

Ike Vaughn

Virginia Grey

Lorabelle Larkin

Andy Devine

Sgt. Macintosh

Robert Hutton

Lt. Morgan

Terry Gilkyson

Singalong

Jimmy Ames

Poker Player (uncredited)

Sherry Anne Atkins

Child (uncredited)

Emile Avery

Trooper (uncredited)

Lew Bedell

Trooper 'Hardsaddle' Harry (uncredited)

Sid Brokaw

Musician (uncredited)

Dorinda Clifton

Woman at Dance (uncredited)

Earl Colbert

Musician (uncredited)

Eugene Englund

Musician (uncredited)

Robin Fletcher

Nancy Dempster (uncredited)

Joanne Franklin

Child (uncredited)

Gene François

Child (uncredited)

Rudolf Friml Jr.

Musician (uncredited)

Don Frost

Corporal (uncredited)

Jody Gilbert

Fat Woman at Dance (uncredited)

Lois Hall

Susan Wilson - School Teacher (uncredited)

Chick Hannan

Trooper (uncredited)

Chuck Hayward

Wounded Indian (uncredited)

Myron Healey

Heath (uncredited)

Fenton Jones

Square-Dance Caller (uncredited)

Ken Koutnik

Levering (uncredited)

Richie Kuller

Child (uncredited)

Emmett Lynn

Old-timer (uncredited)

Frank McGrath

Jamora (uncredited)

Troy Melton

Soldier (uncredited)

Boyd 'Red' Morgan

Trooper (uncredited)

Eric Neilson

Child (uncredited)

Kenneth Otto

Singer (uncredited)

Eddie Parks

Rufus Black (uncredited)

Ralph Peters

Matt Magroot - Stage Driver (uncredited)

Ric Roman

Chief Paako (uncredited)

Phil Schumacher

Trooper (uncredited)

Miles Shepard

Orderly (uncredited)

Charles Sherlock

Man at Dance (uncredited)

Charles Soldani

Indian (uncredited)

George Sowards

McBride / Trooper (uncredited)

Jack Tornek

Trooper (uncredited)

Ralph Volkie

Sentry (uncredited)

Toni Whaethel

Singer (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

This film was shown in May 2014 by BBC2 in colour,and it appears to be a Cinecolour print.

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According to Turner Home Entertainment, the film's original negative is lost. Since the original Cinecolor cannot be adequately reproduced, the Turner Home Entertainment VHS edition is in black and white.

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Goofs

When Chief Paako is talking, he frequently slips into a northeastern accent and the rapid and fluent way of speaking American English from early American movies and TV, without any hint of the 'Indian' accent and broken English that actors portraying Native Americans in old westerns typically used.

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In the dance social scene, the guitar player is playing a 1940's model Gibson F-hole guitar.

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When the Indians attach the stagecoach, a soldier is shown aiming his rifle, then it switches to him holding a pistol and shooting it, then right back to him holding the rifle.

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Quotes

Woman Dancer: You know, I can look into your eyes and see you have led a gay, romantic life. If I'm not too personal, what do you do for a living? Rufus Black: I sell coffins!

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