Prairie Justice (1938)
A marshal goes undercover in a western town to discover who is behind a crime wave.
- Date of release
- 1938-11-04
- Runtime
- 58m
- Genres
- Western, Music
- Director
- George Waggner
Casting
- Bob Baker — Bob Randall
- Dorothy Fay — Anita Benson
- Hal Taliaferro — Alfalfa
Interesting facts
Prairie Justice is a 1938 American Western "B" movie directed by George Waggner and starring Bob Baker as a singing cowboy.
Production
Director George Waggner wrote the script, using the pseudonym Joseph West. Fleming Allen wrote several of the songs, including "Starlight on the Prairie", "40 Miles From Water", "High Falutin' Cowboy" and "Trailin' My Way To You". Dorothy Fay, who shortly after filming ended married Tex Ritter, another singing cowboy, provides the love interest. The film is one of the first to introduce a faithful dog as the cowboy's companion.
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