Arizona Bushwhackers 1968

Runtime

87 mins

Language

English

English

A Confederate soldier disguises himself in Union attire and becomes marshal of a remote western town, using the position as a front for his spying mission during the Civil War. He soon discovers a local businessman is arming a tribe of hostile Indians, threatening the fragile peace.

A Confederate soldier disguises himself in Union attire and becomes marshal of a remote western town, using the position as a front for his spying mission during the Civil War. He soon discovers a local businessman is arming a tribe of hostile Indians, threatening the fragile peace.

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Lee Travis Howard Keel is a gambler and gunslinger from the South, captured during the Civil War. He is given a chance to redeem himself by bringing law and order to Colton, Arizona, where he’s to replace the corrupt Sheriff Grover Barton MacLane. Mayor Joe Smith [Brian Donlevy] hopes Travis will be able to stand up to saloon owner Tom Rile Scott Brady.

As part of his cover, Travis begins cleaning up the town, driving away the drunks and vagrants who haunt Rile’s saloon. In a high-stakes dice game, he wins the saloon, shuts it down, and forces Tom Rile out of town. The saloon girl Molly Marilyn Maxwell—whom Travis mistakenly believes to be his contact—reveals that Rile has been selling weapons to the Apaches. Travis realizes Rile must have found the hidden cache. While trying to arrest him, Travis is wounded and cared for by Jill Wyler Yvonne De Carlo, a hat maker who is actually his real contact from the South.

Deputy Dan Shelby [John Ireland] discovers that Travis and Jill are Confederate agents. As he tries to take them to the mayor, Sheriff Grover returns with news: the war is over. He also warns that Rile and the Apaches are planning an attack. The townspeople fight back fiercely. Rile, his men, and most of the Apaches are killed. Jill and Shelby fall in love. In the end, Travis leaves Colton, leaving the saloon in Molly’s hands.

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