Rock Island Trail (1950)
Overview
A greedy businessman tries to block the building of a new railroad in his area.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 2.311 |
Directed By
Joseph Kane
Crew
Joseph Kane
Frank J. Nevins
James Edward Grant
Jack A. Marta
Adele Palmer
Paul Malvern
Frank Arrigo
John McCarthy Jr.
George Milo
Nate H. Edwards
R. Dale Butts
Arthur Roberts
Dick Moder
TOP CAST
Forrest Tucker
Reed Loomis
Bruce Cabot
Kirby Morrow
Adele Mara
Constance Strong
Lorna Gray
Aleeta
Chill Wills
Hogger McCoy
Grant Withers
David Strong
Jeff Corey
Abraham Lincoln
Jimmy Hunt
Stinky Tanner
Roy Barcroft
Barnes
Pierre Watkin
Major
Valentine Perkins
Annette
Olin Howland
Saloonkeeper
Noble Johnson
Bent Creek
John Holland
Maj. Porter
Kate Drain Lawson
Mrs. McCoy
Dick Elliott
Martin, Railroad Conductor
Emory Parnell
Sen. Wells
Billy Wilkerson
Lakin, Indian Chief
Richard Alexander
Morrow's Henchman
Stanley Andrews
Businessman
George Barton
Fireman
Clarence Brooks
Butler
Bill Clark
Railroad Workman
Edward Clark
Old Man
John Compton
Trooper
Charles J. Conrad
Bailiff
Victor Cox
Railroad Workman
Dick Curtis
Barton - Railroad Agitator
Steve Darrell
Stagecoach Driver
James Flavin
Railroad Workman
Sam Flint
Lieutenant
Alex Gerry
Masters, Morrow's Lawyer
Everett Glass
Judge
William Haade
Morrow's Henchman
Frank Jaquet
Mr. Smith
I. Stanford Jolley
Card Player
Kenner G. Kemp
Tavern Patron
Jack Low
Railroad Workman
Emmett Lynn
Old Timer
Frank McFarland
Gentleman
John McGuire
Army Lieutenant
Jerry Miley
Surveyor
Billy Mitchell
Carriage Driver
Monte Montague
Yard Boss
Jack Montgomery
Barfly
Ralph Moody
Keokuk
Charles Morton
McCarthy
Frank O'Connor
Army Lieutenant
Jack Pennick
Sergeant
Norman Rainey
Minister
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