Border City Rustlers

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

Cast

Guy Madison

as Wild Bill Hickok

Andy Devine

as Jingles

Gloria Talbott

as Consuelo

Isabel Randolph

as Hepsibah

George J. Lewis

as Ramon

Murray Alper

as Kirby

George Eldredge

as Judge

Robert Bice

as Branton

Steve Pendleton

as Larson

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