The Arizona Cowboy

April. 01,1950      
Rating:
5.8
Trailer Synopsis Cast

A singing cowboy proves his father is not a thief.

Rex Allen as  Rex Allen
Teala Loring as  Laramie Carson
Gordon Jones as  I.Q. Barton
Minerva Urecal as  Cactus Kate Millican
James Cardwell as  Hugh Davenport
Roy Barcroft as  Henchman Mike Slade
Stanley Andrews as  Jim Davenport
Harry Cheshire as  David Carson
Edmund Cobb as  Sheriff Fuller
Joseph Crehan as  Colonel Jefferson

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