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Red Ryder: Gun Trouble Valley
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Directed by George Archainbaud
In this pilot for a proposed "Red Ryder" television series, Allan Lane once again stars in the title role with Louis Lettieri as his young sidekick Little Beaver and Elizabeth Slifer as the Duchess. The latter is preparing the wedding between Perry Cochran (James Best) and Kathy Wayne (Sally Fraser), but Kathy calls off her engagement when Perry appears weak in a confrontation with town bully Bat Kilgore (William Henry). Kilgore, however, has been engaged in various dirty dealings and has earned the enmity of both Red Ryder and his aunt, the Duchess. With Perry's help, Red sets a trap for Kilgore and his henchman Prod (Gregg Barton), and Perry is eventually cleared of any accusation of cowardice. ~ Hans J. Wollstein, All Movie Guide
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lost interest.
Produced by Gene Autry's Flying "A" production company and starring Allan Lane in the role that had made him a popular matinee hero in the mid-'40s, Red Ryder should have been a winner. Lane, who reportedly had supported himself as a used car salesman after his contract with Republic had expired in 1953, came out of retirement for this and appears as fit as ever. The plot, of course, is standard, but the Lone Pine scenery is breathtaking and little Louis Lettieri and veteran television actress Elizabeth Slifer do well in their stock assignments. But for whatever reason -- a glut on the market, perhaps? -- the pilot didn't sell and Lane's starring career came to an end. He later supplied the voice of television's Mr. Ed. ~ Hans J. Wollstein, All Movie Guide
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