Man from Sonora
Directed by Lewis D. CollinsDuke, Pete and, later Spencer ambush ex-Ranger Johnny Mack Brown and steal his horse. In Silver Springs, town banker Fred Allison is forced to borrow heavily from livery stable owner Ed Hooper to make good the hold-up losses. Johnny jumps Duke, gets a confession out of him that reveals Hooper as the gang leader, and sets out after Spence and recovers his stolen horse. He confronts Hooper, but is thrown in jail by an outlaw posing as a Marshal. Cinthy Allison recognizes the fake Marshal, and Hooper makes a break, with Johnny giving chase.
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Man from Sonora was released on March 11, 1951.
Man from Sonora was directed by Lewis D. Collins.
Man from Sonora has a runtime of 54m.
Man from Sonora was produced by Vincent M. Fennelly.
Duke, Pete and, later Spencer ambush ex-Ranger Johnny Mack Brown and steal his horse. In Silver Springs, town banker Fred Allison is forced to borrow heavily from livery stable owner Ed Hooper to make good the hold-up losses. Johnny jumps Duke, gets a confession out of him that reveals Hooper as the gang leader, and sets out after Spence and recovers his stolen horse. He confronts Hooper, but is thrown in jail by an outlaw posing as a Marshal. Cinthy Allison recognizes the fake Marshal, and Hooper makes a break, with Johnny giving chase.
The key characters in Man from Sonora are Johnny Mack Brown (Johnny Mack Brown), Cinthy Allison (Phyllis Coates), Sheriff Frank Casey (Lyle Talbot).
Man from Sonora is rated Passed.
Man from Sonora is a Western, Drama film.
Man from Sonora has an audience rating of 6.3 out of 10.