
Deadline
Western
Overview
A Pony Express rider discovers some mysterious goings-on during the construction of a telegraph line. When a murder is committed, he is blamed for it.
Top Cast


Sunset Carson
Sunset Carson
Sunset Carson
Sunset Carson
Sunset Carson
Al Terry
Al Terry
Tom Taylor
Al Terry
Tom Taylor
Pat Starling
Pat Starling
Martha Taylor
Pat Starling
Martha Taylor


Pat Gleason
Pat Gleason
Spade Gilbert
Pat Gleason
Spade Gilbert


Lee Roberts
Lee Roberts
Henchman Trigger
Lee Roberts
Henchman Trigger
Stephen Keyes
Stephen Keyes
Grant Dawson
Stephen Keyes
Grant Dawson


Frank Ellis
Frank Ellis
Henry Blake
Frank Ellis
Henry Blake
Forrest Matthews
Forrest Matthews
Henchman Pete Hawkins
Forrest Matthews
Henchman Pete Hawkins
Bob Curtis
Bob Curtis
Joe, Doc's assistant (as Robert Curtis)
Bob Curtis
Joe, Doc's assistant (as Robert Curtis)


Phil Arnold
Phil Arnold
Doc Snodgrass
Phil Arnold
Doc Snodgrass
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