Trail Street

Bat Masterson cleans up Liberal, Kansas.

Cast

Randolph Scott

as Bat Masterson

Robert Ryan

as Allen Harper

Anne Jeffreys

as Ruby Stone

George 'Gabby' Hayes

as Billy Jones

Madge Meredith

as Susan Pritchett

Steve Brodie

as Logan Maury

Billy House

as Carmody

Virginia Sale

as Hannah

Harry Woods

as Larkin

Phil Warren

as Slim

Reviews

John Chard

Every citizen is a peace officer when the peace is violated. This is a free country by statute. Trail Street is directed by Ray Enright and adapted to screenplay by Norman Houston and Gene Lewis from the novel of the same name written by William Corcoran. It stars Randolph Scott, Robert Ryan, Ann...

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Liberal is a town in Kansas that is rapidly descending into lawlessness. That is until local "Billy Jones" (Gabby Hayes) gets his pal "Bat Masterson" (Randolph Scott), a federal marshal, to come and try to sort things out. With the help of "Harper" (Robert Ryan) and dancing girl "Ruby" (Anne Jeffrey...

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