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Outlaw
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Final (#427) film of Ernie Adams'.
Although Tom Tyler would play Frank James in Badman's Territory (1946) and Best of the Badmen (1951) as well as another film, here he plays fictional outlaw Wild Bill Yeager.
Lawrence Tierney played Jesse James in the first movie, Bad Men's Territory, as Jesse James, the infamous outlaw. This movie's cast member, Anne Jeffreys co-starred with Tierney twice; in one movie he played another iconic outlaw albeit a more modern one, John Dillinger.
This film's earliest documented television presentations took place in Memphis Sunday 1 April 1956 on WHBQ (Channel 13), in Los Angeles Tuesday 24 April 1956 on KHJ (Channel 9), and in New York City Monday 11 June 1956 on WOR (Channel 9).
"John Pettit: Muley, don't you know that a bank is an institution that'll lend money to a man only upon his furnishin' absolute proof... that he don't need to borrow it in the first place?"
"John Pettit: [to Muley] You know, Madge got a lot of new-fangled notions about book-keepin' shadow mortgages, and promissory notes. She'll get over it in time. You know, Muley, there ain't much point in writin' things down in books when most of the people you do business with can't write themselves."
