The Tilted Tenderfoot

Two episodes of the TV series "Wild Bill Hickok" edited together and released as a feature.

Cast

Guy Madison

as Wild Bill Hickok

Andy Devine

as Jingles P. Jones

Jeanne Cagney

as Doris Corbett

Clayton Moore

as Judd Larson

Marshall Reed

as J. Dubois, French trapper

James Bell

as Jim Corbett, trapper

Dick Elliott

as Mayor

I. Stanford Jolley

as The Outlaw Leader

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