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Kansas Territory is a 1952 American Western film directed by Lewis D. Collins and starring Wild Bill Elliott, House Peters Jr. and Peggy Stewart. It was partly shot at the Iverson Ranch. The film's sets were designed by the art director Dave Milton.
Kansas Territory: Directed by Lewis D. Collins. With Bill Elliott, House Peters Jr., Peggy Stewart, Lane Bradford. Joe Daniels returns to Kansas to kill the murderer of his bother. Survivng the attempt on his life he arrives to find everyone hates him because his brother was bad.
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- Western
- Lewis D. Collins
- 1952-05-04
Nov 29, 2021 · Kansas Territory (1952) Mark Franklin November 29, 2021 1950s. Bill Elliott is Joe Daniels, living a peaceful life as a rancher, when he gets disturbing news from Redding, Kansas. His younger brother has died and he’s inherited half-interest in a saloon.
In 1874, Joe Daniels enters Redding, Kansas, where he is still considered a criminal for old war activities, to avenge the death of his brother Johnny. Joe is greeted at the state border by his old friend, Marshal Matt Furness, and Deputy Bob Jethro.
- Lewis Collins, Stanley Price, Melville Shyer
- Wild Bill Elliott
Joe Daniels, wanted by the law in Kansas territory on an old and wrongful charge, risks arrest there in order to avenge his brother's death by an unknown assailant. His investigation reveals, much to his surprise, that his brother, part-owner of a successful business, had turned renegade.
Joe Daniels returns to Kansas to kill the murderer of his bother. Survivng the attempt on his life he arrives to find everyone hates him because his brother was bad. He knew his brother to be good and believes they are all mistaken.
A man returns to Kansas with intentions of avenging his brother's death, only to learn the man was a murderous outlaw.
- Western
