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Fugitive Valley (1941)

1941 · Feature film · 60 min · dir. S. Roy Luby

RIOT ON THE PLAINS! As Lady Robin Hood Bucks Roughneck Romeos!

  • Western

Synopsis

Fugitive Valley is a 1941 American Western film directed by S. Roy Luby. The film is the eighth in Monogram Pictures' "Range Busters" series, and it stars Ray "Crash" Corrigan as Crash, John "Dusty" King as Dusty and Max "Alibi" Terhune as Alibi, with Julie Duncan, Glenn Strange and Bob Kortman.

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Details

Director
S. Roy Luby
Writer
John Vlahos
Studio
Range Busters, Monogram Pictures
Released
1941-07-30
Series
Range Busters Collection
Running time
60 minutes

Cast & crew

Reviews on the Internet Archive

★★★★★ · Very Entertaining · gendot · 2011-11-25

I found this film to be very enjoyable. Who would have thought of Corrigan as a skilled comedian? Also, contains an excellent shot of Eagle Beak Rock and Indian Head Rock.

★★★★ · Surprisingly good · Dark Moon · 2011-05-14

The opening credits lead me to expect a vanity film, but instead I found a fairly effective blend of comedy, drama, and the occasional "singing cowboy" musical number. Though no Agatha Christie, the plot was twisty enough to remain interesting, with half the players not being who they seemed at first. (I can't say much more about it than the uploader's description without spoiling the film, but the good guys find some pretty ingenious means to infiltrate the bad guys' nest.) There was some pretty bad dialogue in places (like where a 19th century Texas cowboy talks like a 1930's…

★★★★ · The Range Busters & The Valley With The Doll · Poohbah70 · 2019-11-02

One of the better "Range Busters" movies, with some great - although hard to believe - plot twists, plus good acting, plenty of action, some songs from "Dusty" King, some magic tricks and humor from Elmer, "Alibi" Terhune's dummy, and some unexpected humor from "Crash" Corrigan who comprise "The Range Busters." Here, cutie Julie Duncan is the pretty woman who King and Corrigan invariably fight over. Duncan is given a larger - if somewhat unbelievable - role than is usual for women in westerns - and is not bad - besides, she sure can ride a horse, having won several horse show awards as the…

★★★ · western · golftee419 · 2009-07-20

Was ok as a western , moved at a good pace , cheers

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