Northwest Rangers

Boyhood friends grow up into different professions: one a dedicated Canadian Mountie, the other a notorious gambler.

Cast

James Craig

as Frank 'Blackie' Marshal

William Lundigan

as James Kevin Gardiner

Patricia Dane

as Jean Avery

John Carradine

as Martin Caswell

Keenan Wynn

as 'Slip' O'Mara

Jack Holt

as Duncan Frazier

Grant Withers

as Fowler

Darryl Hickman

as 'Blackie' - as a Boy

Drew Roddy

as Jim - as a Boy

Luis Alberni

as Jacques

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