Panhandle (1948)

Released: 1948-02-22 Duration: 1hr 25min

Genres: Western

Rating 5.8

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SEE The fiercest man-to-man fight ever caught on film! The last, wild stand of the Panhandle outlaws! The women who were more than a match for Texas badmen!

Overview

An ex-gunfighter woos two women while avenging his brother, victim of a crooked gambler.

Production Companies

Champion-Edwards Productions

Allied Artists Pictures

Additional Info

Budget	$0.00
Revenue	$0.00
Original Language	en
Popularity	0.354

Directed By

Lesley Selander

Crew

Director
Lesley Selander

Writer
John C. Champion

Writer
Blake Edwards

Producer
John C. Champion

Producer
Blake Edwards

Original Music Composer
Rex Dunn

Director of Photography
Harry Neumann

Editor
Richard V. Heermance

Art Direction
Dave Milton

Set Decoration
Raymond Boltz Jr.

Set Decoration
Vin Taylor

Assistant Director
Frank Fox

Grip
Harry Lewis

TOP CAST

Tony Roux

Pedro - Mexican at Road Station (uncredited)

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