

Family · Comedy · Western
Overview
An Army deserter flees by camel across the desert with a caucasian boy raised by Indians.
Top Cast


James Garner
James Garner
Keyes
James Garner
Keyes


Vera Miles
Vera Miles
Doris
Vera Miles
Doris


Pat Hingle
Pat Hingle
Capt. Stewart
Pat Hingle
Capt. Stewart


Morgan Woodward
Morgan Woodward
Sgt. Raines
Morgan Woodward
Sgt. Raines


John Doucette
John Doucette
Sgt. Waller
John Doucette
Sgt. Waller


Robert Pine
Robert Pine
Lt. Cummins
Robert Pine
Lt. Cummins


Clay O'Brien
Clay O'Brien
Mark
Clay O'Brien
Mark


Bruce Glover
Bruce Glover
Schrader
Bruce Glover
Schrader


Ken Swofford
Ken Swofford
Pvt. Dixon
Ken Swofford
Pvt. Dixon


Jay Silverheels
Jay Silverheels
Jimmy Wolf
Jay Silverheels
Jimmy Wolf
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