Gunsmoke In Tuscon (1958)

Gunsmoke In Tuscon (1958)"I need a man," croons a sultry saloon gal. And she's got one Chip Coburn, head of the notorious Blue Chip gang of horse rustlers. But somebody else wants her man: U. S. Marshal John Brazos, Chip's brother. A leather tough tale of frontier justice, Gunsmoke at Tucson belongs to the adult era of Westerns influenced by Shane and High Noon. Its brother against brother theme plays out against a plot that mixes fistfights and shootouts with questions of

Roaring racing action infuses this tale that includes appearances by Bobby Allison

Royle reads the lips of a troubled young couple and realizes other people suffer - and that he has the resources to help them

"The Mosquito Coast

Groucho extols "Lydia the Tattooed Lady

whom Davies personally selected for the role

plays flabbergasted Nick

"Human and humorous

Familiar and welcome faces include Margaret Lindsay and Frank McHugh

the ladies have their own facility elsewhere in the building

Wrongly linked to crimes committed by his unscrupulous brother

is the tenacious dri11-crew foreman

This notebook features splish-splashing Tweety and Lola Bunny surrounded by colorful cartoon summertime imagery of watermelons