United Artists, 28 March 1947. Director: George Archainbaud.
CAST: William Boyd, Andy Clyde, Rand Brooks, Una O'Connor, John Parrish, Earle Hodgins, Robert B. Williams, Patricia Tate, Ned Young, Joel Friedkin. 61 minutes. (Available on an excellent Platinum Disc DVD).
COMMENT: Not so much a western as a comedy-suspense plus old dark house murder mystery (and a mighty unfair one at that), this entry showcases Una O'Connor. (You either think her verbal and visual shenanigans are funny, or you don't. I don't)!
True, the script provides plenty of darkly atmospheric photography as well as an array of super-spooky sound effects. Cop-out conclusion aside, I must admit it's certainly intriguing enough and is well-produced (the sets are mighty impressive), but no way could it be listed as typical Cassidy "B"-western fare.
CAST: William Boyd, Andy Clyde, Rand Brooks, Una O'Connor, John Parrish, Earle Hodgins, Robert B. Williams, Patricia Tate, Ned Young, Joel Friedkin. 61 minutes. (Available on an excellent Platinum Disc DVD).
COMMENT: Not so much a western as a comedy-suspense plus old dark house murder mystery (and a mighty unfair one at that), this entry showcases Una O'Connor. (You either think her verbal and visual shenanigans are funny, or you don't. I don't)!
True, the script provides plenty of darkly atmospheric photography as well as an array of super-spooky sound effects. Cop-out conclusion aside, I must admit it's certainly intriguing enough and is well-produced (the sets are mighty impressive), but no way could it be listed as typical Cassidy "B"-western fare.