Quirt Evans is a man who is out to wreak havoc on the outlaws who murdered his lawman friend. Not caring about his own
welfare and being a bit self destructive.
Injured in one of his getaways after securing some land wanted by the outlaws Quirt is rescued by Penelope Worth and her
father. This sets Quirt Evans on a different trail.
Directed by James Edward Grant
Produced by John Wayne
Written by James Edward Grant
Music by Richard Hageman
Cinematography Archie J. Stout
Edited by Harry Keller
Production
company
John Wayne Productions
Patnal Productions
Distributed by Republic Pictures
Released on
February 15, 1947
Starring
John Wayne as Quirt Evans
Gail Russell as Penelope Worth
Harry Carey as Marshal Wistful McClintock
Bruce Cabot as Laredo Stevens
Irene Rich as Mrs. Worth
Lee Dixon as Randy McCall
Stephen Grant as Johnny Worth
Tom Powers as Dr. Mangram
Paul Hurst as Frederick Carson
Olin Howland as Bradley
John Halloran as Thomas Worth
Joan Barton as Lila Neal
Craig Woods as Ward Withers
Marshall Reed as Nelson
Paul Fix as Mouse Marr
Hank Worden as Townsman
Symona Boniface as Dance Hall Madam
