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Alan Ladd and Mona Freeman
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Overview

Alan Ladd is Choya, a cowboy con man working in cahoots with evil Leffingwell (Robert Keith), who kidnapped the son of the Lavery family twenty-five years earlier. Choya poses as the long lost boy who returns to the family homestead a grown man in order to claim his fortune. After being accepted an assimilating himself into the family, Choya's conscience gets the best of him, and he straps on his guns to rescue the real heir.

Awards:

Main Cast & Crew:
Rudolph Mat - Director
Rudolph Mate - Director
Rudolph Maté - Director
Alan Ladd
Mona Freeman
Charles Bickford
Robert Keith
Joseph Calleia
George J. Lewis
Robert Kortman
Peter Hansen
Selena Royle
Tom Tully

Details

    DVD Format
  • Format: DVD (Manufactured on Demand, Mono Sound)
  • Run Time: 94
  • Color Format: Color
  • UPC: 032429336545
  • Genre: WESTERNS
  • Rating: Not Rated
  • Release Date: February 2020

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Synopsis:
Pretending he's the long lost son of a Texas cattle baron, Choya tries to convince a wealthy family he's the legitimate heir to their fortune. But as he grows to love his naive new kinfolk, his conscience begins to weigh heavily. Rather than claim the inheritance for himself, Choya sets out on an uncertain journey to find the true heir.

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