Valley of the Sun (1942)
Overview
An Arizona frontiersman steals an Indian agent's girlfriend, followed by trouble.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.821 |
Directed By
George Marshall
Crew
George Marshall
Horace McCoy
C. Graham Baker
Paul Sawtell
Harry J. Wild
Desmond Marquette
Albert S. D'Agostino
Walter E. Keller
Edward Stevenson
TOP CAST
Lucille Ball
Christine Larson
James Craig
Jonathan Ware
Cedric Hardwicke
Lord Warrick (as Sir Cedric Hardwicke)
Dean Jagger
Jim Sawyer
Peter Whitney
Willie
Billy Gilbert
Homer Burnaby - Justice of the Peace
Tom Tyler
Geronimo
Antonio Moreno
Chief Cochise
George Cleveland
Bill Yard
Hank Bell
Hank - Shotgun Guard
Richard Fiske
Lieutenant Burke
Stanley Andrews
Major at Court Martial
Chris Willow Bird
Indian
Ed Brady
Soldier at Hitching Rail
Chester Clute
Wilber - Governor's Secretary
Iron Eyes Cody
Indian
Frank Coleman
Man on Street
Chester Conklin
Soldier at Hitching Rail
Fern Emmett
Spinster
Al Ferguson
Soldier at Hitching Rail
Harry Hayden
Governor
Lloyd Ingraham
Man on Street
Ethan Laidlaw
Johnson
Harry Lamont
Man on Street
George Lloyd
Sergeant Melvy
Tom London
Trooper Parker
Frank McCarroll
Sawyer's Henchman
Francis McDonald
Governor's Interpreter
George Melford
Dr. Thomas
Pat Moriarity
Sergeant Mickey Maguire
Bud Osborne
Private Tom Rose
Carl Sepulveda
Man on Street
Jay Silverheels
Indian
Charles Soldani
Apache
Al St. John
Bearded Man Hurrying to Wedding
Don Terry
Lieutenant
Dorothy Vernon
Townswoman
Blackie Whiteford
Townsman Watching Street Brawl
Carleton Young
Nolte
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