Hondo and the Apaches

Two episodes from the TV series "Hondo" edited together and released as a feature.

Cast

Ralph Taeger

as Hondo Lane

Kathie Browne

as Angie Dow

Michael Rennie

as Tribolet

Noah Beery Jr.

as Buffalo Baker

Gary Clarke

as Capt. Richards

Randy Boone

as Sean Gallagher

Gary Merrill

as General Philip Sheridan

John Smith

as Ed Dow

Robert Taylor

as Gallagher

Buddy Foster

as Johnny Dow

Reviews

John Chard

A Gift of Cochise. Hondo and the Apaches is directed by Lee H. Katzin and adapted to screenplay by Andrew J. Fenady, which is based from a work by James Edward Grant, from a story titled A Gift of Cochise written by Louis L'Amour. It stars Ralph Taeger, Noah Beery Jr., Robert Taylor, John Smith, ...

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