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Chapter 12 Human Targets

JMadureira — Thu, 16 Sep 2010 16:21:10 +0000

A 12-part serial about the adventures of western legends Jim Bowie, Davy Crockett and Kit Carson head and a mysterious “guardian angel” in Indian garb who always materializes just in time to help them out of a scrape.
With Indians on the warpath and trouble brewing in Mexico, an unknown hero on a painted stallion helps government agent Clark Stuart lead a wagon train safely through the Santa Fe Trail.

The Painted Stallion

Episode 12: Human Targets

Although Clark Stuart (Ray Corrigan) survives the avalanche, he is captured by Dupray (LeRoy Mason), along with Jim Bowie (Hal Taliaferio), Davy Crockett (Jack Perrin), and the Rider (Julia Thayer). All are strung up like lights on a Christmas tree and used as human shields. Happily, Clark and his friends are saved in the nick of time by the stallion, who kills the evil Dupray. The renegades finally defeated, the Mexican governor (Gordon DeMain) readily signs the trade agreement with the United States.

Alarmed by Mexico’s independence from Spain, and by the new government’s interest in formalizing relations with America, Santa Fe despot Dupray fears the loss of his outlaw empire. Determined to remain in power, he sends a band of his men to massacre the Jamison wagon train, which is heading toward Santa Fe with diplomat Clark Stuart in tow. If Stuart manages to meet with the new Mexican government, Dupray knows that he and his misbegotten fortune are finished. But this is no ordinary wagon train – along for the ride are famous pioneers Jim Bowie, Davy Crockett, and a young stowaway by the name of Kit Carson. As Dupray puts one plan after another into action, Stuart and his band of scouts are watched over by the legendary “Painted Stallion” and its mysterious rider, whose whistling arrows warnpioneers of impending danger on the trail.

Ray Corrigan, known for his roles in countless westerns, including the Three Mesquiteers and Range Busters series, stars in this fifteen episode serial. Also appearing are western mainstays Hoot Gibson, Duncan Renaldo, Yakima Canutt, Jack Perrin ,Hal Taliaferro and Charles King.

Cast and Crew:

Director: Alan James/Ray Taylor
Production Company: Republic Pictures
Original Air Date: 1937
Audio & Video: Mono – Black & White
Cast: Ray Corrigan/Clark Stuart
Hoot Gibson /Walter Jamison
LeRoy Mason/Lt. Gov. Alfredo Dupray
Duncan Renaldo/Zamorro

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Chapter 11 Tunnel of Terror

JMadureira — Tue, 14 Sep 2010 16:17:52 +0000

The Painted Stallion

Episode 11: Tunnel of Terror

While tumbling into a deep ravine (which, unaccountably, turns into a precipice), Clark Stuart (Ray Corrigan) manages to grab hold of a shrub and is eventually saved by the Rider (Julia Thayer) and her stallion. While Jim Bowie (Hal Taliaferio), Jamison (Hoot Gibson), and Davy Crockett (Jack Perrin) lead an attack against the enemy’s mountain stronghold, Clark is literally working from the inside, having been shown the tunnel entrance to the hideout by the Rider. Unfortunately, the hero arrives just as Dupray (LeRoy Mason) and his men create another rockslide.

Alarmed by Mexico’s independence from Spain, and by the new government’s interest in formalizing relations with America, Santa Fe despot Dupray fears the loss of his outlaw empire. Determined to remain in power, he sends a band of his men to massacre the Jamison wagon train, which is heading toward Santa Fe with diplomat Clark Stuart in tow. If Stuart manages to meet with the new Mexican government, Dupray knows that he and his misbegotten fortune are finished. But this is no ordinary wagon train – along for the ride are famous pioneers Jim Bowie, Davy Crockett, and a young stowaway by the name of Kit Carson. As Dupray puts one plan after another into action, Stuart and his band of scouts are watched over by the legendary “Painted Stallion” and its mysterious rider, whose whistling arrows warnpioneers of impending danger on the trail.

Ray Corrigan, known for his roles in countless westerns, including the Three Mesquiteers and Range Busters series, stars in this fifteen episode serial. Also appearing are western mainstays Hoot Gibson, Duncan Renaldo, Yakima Canutt, Jack Perrin ,Hal Taliaferro and Charles King.

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Additional details in: IMDB

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Chapter 10 Ambush

JMadureira — Mon, 13 Sep 2010 16:14:44 +0000

The Painted Stallion

Episode 10: Ambush

Clark Stuart (Ray Corrigan) heroically rescues Kit Carson (Sammy McKim) from the burning Presidio, the boy none the worse for wear. Meanwhile, a captured Jim Bowie (Hal Taliaferro) overhears Dupray (LeRoy Mason) and his men discuss how they have trapped the Rider (Julia Thayer) in Box Canyon. It is all a ruse, of course, and Bowie is allowed to escape. Believing that their guardian angel is in danger, Clark and the wagon train crew head for the canyon and ride right into an ambush. Clark manages to escape but his horse loses his footing jumping across a deep gorge.

Alarmed by Mexico’s independence from Spain, and by the new government’s interest in formalizing relations with America, Santa Fe despot Dupray fears the loss of his outlaw empire. Determined to remain in power, he sends a band of his men to massacre the Jamison wagon train, which is heading toward Santa Fe with diplomat Clark Stuart in tow. If Stuart manages to meet with the new Mexican government, Dupray knows that he and his misbegotten fortune are finished. But this is no ordinary wagon train – along for the ride are famous pioneers Jim Bowie, Davy Crockett, and a young stowaway by the name of Kit Carson. As Dupray puts one plan after another into action, Stuart and his band of scouts are watched over by the legendary “Painted Stallion” and its mysterious rider, whose whistling arrows warnpioneers of impending danger on the trail.

Ray Corrigan, known for his roles in countless westerns, including the Three Mesquiteers and Range Busters series, stars in this fifteen episode serial. Also appearing are western mainstays Hoot Gibson, Duncan Renaldo, Yakima Canutt, Jack Perrin ,Hal Taliaferro and Charles King.

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Additional details in: IMDB

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Chapter 9 The Fatal Message

JMadureira — Sat, 11 Sep 2010 16:11:09 +0000

The Painted Stallion

Episode 9: The Fatal Message

Having fallen into one of Dupray’s traps, Clark Stuart (Ray Corrigan) finds himself in a deep ravine. Smartly, he manages to alert the Mystery Rider (Julia Thayer) by using smoke signals. Meanwhile, Dupray (LeRoy Mason) assigns an underling, Augie (Augie Gomez), to deliver a fake message to wagon train boss Jamison (Hoot Gibson). The wagon train crew is lured out of the Presidio, which is now mainly defended, Alamo-style, by Jim Bowie (Hal Taliaferro), Davy Crockett (Jack Perrin), and little Kit Carson (Sammy McKim). As Stuart, Jamison, and their men ride to the rescue, a blazing fire in the building traps an unconscious Kit.

Alarmed by Mexico’s independence from Spain, and by the new government’s interest in formalizing relations with America, Santa Fe despot Dupray fears the loss of his outlaw empire. Determined to remain in power, he sends a band of his men to massacre the Jamison wagon train, which is heading toward Santa Fe with diplomat Clark Stuart in tow. If Stuart manages to meet with the new Mexican government, Dupray knows that he and his misbegotten fortune are finished. But this is no ordinary wagon train – along for the ride are famous pioneers Jim Bowie, Davy Crockett, and a young stowaway by the name of Kit Carson. As Dupray puts one plan after another into action, Stuart and his band of scouts are watched over by the legendary “Painted Stallion” and its mysterious rider, whose whistling arrows warnpioneers of impending danger on the trail.

Ray Corrigan, known for his roles in countless westerns, including the Three Mesquiteers and Range Busters series, stars in this fifteen episode serial. Also appearing are western mainstays Hoot Gibson, Duncan Renaldo, Yakima Canutt, Jack Perrin ,Hal Taliaferro and Charles King.

Cast and Crew:

Additional details in: IMDB

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Chapter 8 The Whistling Arrow

JMadureira — Fri, 10 Sep 2010 16:07:03 +0000

The Painted Stallion

Episode 8: The Whistling Arrow

Clark Stuart (Ray Corrigan) rescues the governor’s coach in his usual spectacular manner and His Excellency (Gordon DeMain) promises to sign the trade agreement with the United States as soon as the villainous lieutenant governor, Dupray (LeRoy Mason), and his renegades have been captured. In his secret mountain hideaway, Dupray is plotting how to steal the governmental seal that will restore him to power in Santa Fe, unaware that the Rider (Julia Thayer) is watching the entrance to the cave. Alerted by one of her whistling arrows, the wagon train crew catches Topek (Greg Whitespear) and Zamorro (Duncan Renaldo) in the process of breaking into the governor’s office but the latter manages to escape. Stuart takes up the chase but walks right into one of Dupray’s fiendish traps.

Alarmed by Mexico’s independence from Spain, and by the new government’s interest in formalizing relations with America, Santa Fe despot Dupray fears the loss of his outlaw empire. Determined to remain in power, he sends a band of his men to massacre the Jamison wagon train, which is heading toward Santa Fe with diplomat Clark Stuart in tow. If Stuart manages to meet with the new Mexican government, Dupray knows that he and his misbegotten fortune are finished. But this is no ordinary wagon train – along for the ride are famous pioneers Jim Bowie, Davy Crockett, and a young stowaway by the name of Kit Carson. As Dupray puts one plan after another into action, Stuart and his band of scouts are watched over by the legendary “Painted Stallion” and its mysterious rider, whose whistling arrows warnpioneers of impending danger on the trail.

Ray Corrigan, known for his roles in countless westerns, including the Three Mesquiteers and Range Busters series, stars in this fifteen episode serial. Also appearing are western mainstays Hoot Gibson, Duncan Renaldo, Yakima Canutt, Jack Perrin ,Hal Taliaferro and Charles King.

Cast and Crew:

Additional details in: IMDB

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Chapter 7 Trail Treachery

JMadureira — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 16:03:37 +0000

The Painted Stallion

Episode 7: Trail Treachery

Clark Stuart (Ray Corrigan) is thrown clear of the gunpowder wagon before it explodes. Meanwhile, back in Santa Fe, young Kit Carson (Sammy McKim) overhears a plot to substitute the new governor with Juan (Henry Hale), one of Lieutenant Governor Dupray’s (LeRoy Mason) own men. A three-way gun duel — between Macklin (Maston Williams) and his men, the government soldiers, and the wagon train crew — ensues and Stuart takes up the chase to save the real governor (Gordon DeMain) from a runaway stage.

Alarmed by Mexico’s independence from Spain, and by the new government’s interest in formalizing relations with America, Santa Fe despot Dupray fears the loss of his outlaw empire. Determined to remain in power, he sends a band of his men to massacre the Jamison wagon train, which is heading toward Santa Fe with diplomat Clark Stuart in tow. If Stuart manages to meet with the new Mexican government, Dupray knows that he and his misbegotten fortune are finished. But this is no ordinary wagon train – along for the ride are famous pioneers Jim Bowie, Davy Crockett, and a young stowaway by the name of Kit Carson. As Dupray puts one plan after another into action, Stuart and his band of scouts are watched over by the legendary “Painted Stallion” and its mysterious rider, whose whistling arrows warnpioneers of impending danger on the trail.

Ray Corrigan, known for his roles in countless westerns, including the Three Mesquiteers and Range Busters series, stars in this fifteen episode serial. Also appearing are western mainstays Hoot Gibson, Duncan Renaldo, Yakima Canutt, Jack Perrin ,Hal Taliaferro and Charles King.

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Additional details in: IMDB

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Chapter 6 Thundering Wheels

JMadureira — Mon, 06 Sep 2010 16:00:11 +0000

The Painted Stallion

Episode 6: Thundering Wheels

Clark Stuart (Ray Corrigan) manages to avoid the soldier’s bullets by hiding on an upper shelf. Accusing the American of being a spy, Dupray (LeRoy Mason) orders him to face a firing squad. Zamorro (Duncan Renaldo) and Macklin (Maston Williams), meanwhile, attempt another raid on the wagon train, but are once again defeated by the Rider’s whistling arrows. The Rider (Julia Thayer) and her Painted Stallion also manage to break Stuart out of prison just as Zamorro and his men are abducting the wagon train’s gunpowder cart. As Clark struggles with the driver, the wagon explodes.

Alarmed by Mexico’s independence from Spain, and by the new government’s interest in formalizing relations with America, Santa Fe despot Dupray fears the loss of his outlaw empire. Determined to remain in power, he sends a band of his men to massacre the Jamison wagon train, which is heading toward Santa Fe with diplomat Clark Stuart in tow. If Stuart manages to meet with the new Mexican government, Dupray knows that he and his misbegotten fortune are finished. But this is no ordinary wagon train – along for the ride are famous pioneers Jim Bowie, Davy Crockett, and a young stowaway by the name of Kit Carson. As Dupray puts one plan after another into action, Stuart and his band of scouts are watched over by the legendary “Painted Stallion” and its mysterious rider, whose whistling arrows warnpioneers of impending danger on the trail.

Ray Corrigan, known for his roles in countless westerns, including the Three Mesquiteers and Range Busters series, stars in this fifteen episode serial. Also appearing are western mainstays Hoot Gibson, Duncan Renaldo, Yakima Canutt, Jack Perrin ,Hal Taliaferro and Charles King.

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Additional details in: IMDB

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Chapter 5 Valley of Death

JMadureira — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 15:56:09 +0000

The Painted Stallion

Episode 5: Valley of Death

Jim Bowie (Hal Taliaferro) manages to drag Clark Stuart (Ray Corrigan) to safety moments before the landslide reaches his wagon. Kit Carson (Sammy McKim), meanwhile, wanders off and is captured by Macklin (Maston Williams) and Smith (Charles King), who use the kid to lure Stuart into a trap. In the ensuing struggle, Macklin manages to steal Stuart’s credentials, valuable tools in the villainous Lieutenant Governor Dupray’s efforts to sabotage a trade agreement between the United States and Mexico. With the help of Davy Crockett (Jack Perrin), Stuart sneaks into the lieutenant governor’s compound but is discovered hiding in a closet. As chapter five reaches its conclusion, Dupray (LeRoy Mason) orders his soldiers to open fire.

Alarmed by Mexico’s independence from Spain, and by the new government’s interest in formalizing relations with America, Santa Fe despot Dupray fears the loss of his outlaw empire. Determined to remain in power, he sends a band of his men to massacre the Jamison wagon train, which is heading toward Santa Fe with diplomat Clark Stuart in tow. If Stuart manages to meet with the new Mexican government, Dupray knows that he and his misbegotten fortune are finished. But this is no ordinary wagon train – along for the ride are famous pioneers Jim Bowie, Davy Crockett, and a young stowaway by the name of Kit Carson. As Dupray puts one plan after another into action, Stuart and his band of scouts are watched over by the legendary “Painted Stallion” and its mysterious rider, whose whistling arrows warnpioneers of impending danger on the trail.

Ray Corrigan, known for his roles in countless westerns, including the Three Mesquiteers and Range Busters series, stars in this fifteen episode serial. Also appearing are western mainstays Hoot Gibson, Duncan Renaldo, Yakima Canutt, Jack Perrin ,Hal Taliaferro and Charles King.

Cast and Crew:

Additional details in: IMDB

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Chapter 4 Avalanche

JMadureira — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 15:52:16 +0000

The Painted Stallion

Episode 4: Avalanche

Knocked unconscious from the fall and in danger of drowning, Clark Stuart (Ray Corrigan) is rescued by the Mystery Rider (Julia Thayer), who then assigns a mountain lion to guard him while she rides for help on the Stallion. Their plan to kill Stuart having failed, Bull Smith (Charles King) and Macklin (Maston Williams) arrange for a secret accomplice, Oldham (George DeNormand), to lead the wagon train into a trap at Hondo Gap. Suspicious of Oldham’s intentions, Stuart arrives too late to prevent Macklin from lighting the fuse to a keg of gunpowder and half the mountainside comes crashing down.

Alarmed by Mexico’s independence from Spain, and by the new government’s interest in formalizing relations with America, Santa Fe despot Dupray fears the loss of his outlaw empire. Determined to remain in power, he sends a band of his men to massacre the Jamison wagon train, which is heading toward Santa Fe with diplomat Clark Stuart in tow. If Stuart manages to meet with the new Mexican government, Dupray knows that he and his misbegotten fortune are finished. But this is no ordinary wagon train – along for the ride are famous pioneers Jim Bowie, Davy Crockett, and a young stowaway by the name of Kit Carson. As Dupray puts one plan after another into action, Stuart and his band of scouts are watched over by the legendary “Painted Stallion” and its mysterious rider, whose whistling arrows warnpioneers of impending danger on the trail.

Ray Corrigan, known for his roles in countless westerns, including the Three Mesquiteers and Range Busters series, stars in this fifteen episode serial. Also appearing are western mainstays Hoot Gibson, Duncan Renaldo, Yakima Canutt, Jack Perrin ,Hal Taliaferro and Charles King.

Cast and Crew:

Additional details in: IMDB

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Chapter 3 The Death Leap

JMadureira — Tue, 31 Aug 2010 15:44:43 +0000

The Painted Stallion

Episode 3:The Death Leap

Knocked unconscious by Macklin (Maston Williams) and about to drown in the raging river, Clark Stuart (Ray Corrigan) is rescued in the nick of time by juvenile scout wannabe Kit Carson (Sammy McKim). The rest of the wagon train makes it safely across the river but the villainous Macklin manages to escape. Stuart and Kit track him down to the gang’s mountain hideout, where they learn that Bull Smith (Charles King) has the Mystery Rider cornered on a plateau. Riding hell bent for leather, Stuart takes up the fight to save the Rider (Julia Thayer), who, to his astonishment, turns out to be a young girl. With Smith and the gang closing in, Stuart and the Rider are forced over a cliff and into the lake below.

Alarmed by Mexico’s independence from Spain, and by the new government’s interest in formalizing relations with America, Santa Fe despot Dupray fears the loss of his outlaw empire. Determined to remain in power, he sends a band of his men to massacre the Jamison wagon train, which is heading toward Santa Fe with diplomat Clark Stuart in tow. If Stuart manages to meet with the new Mexican government, Dupray knows that he and his misbegotten fortune are finished. But this is no ordinary wagon train – along for the ride are famous pioneers Jim Bowie, Davy Crockett, and a young stowaway by the name of Kit Carson. As Dupray puts one plan after another into action, Stuart and his band of scouts are watched over by the legendary “Painted Stallion” and its mysterious rider, whose whistling arrows warnpioneers of impending danger on the trail.

Ray Corrigan, known for his roles in countless westerns, including the Three Mesquiteers and Range Busters series, stars in this fifteen episode serial. Also appearing are western mainstays Hoot Gibson, Duncan Renaldo, Yakima Canutt, Jack Perrin ,Hal Taliaferro and Charles King.

Cast and Crew:

Additional details in: IMDB

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