| Western Union | |||||
| Optimum Home Entertainment (1941) | |||||
| Adventure, History, Western | |||||
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| Robert Young | Richard Blake | |
| Randolph Scott | Vance Shaw | |
| Dean Jagger | Edward Creighton | |
| Virginia Gilmore | Sue Creighton | |
| John Carradine | Doc Murdoch | |
| Slim Summerville | Herman | |
| Chill Wills | Homer Kettle | |
| Barton MacLane | Jack Slade | |
| Russell Hicks | Provisional Governor | |
| Victor Kilian | Charlie | |
| Minor Watson | Pat Grogan | |
| George Chandler | Herb | |
| Chief John Big Tree | Chief Spotted Horse | |
| Chief Thundercloud | Indian leader | |
| Dick Rich | Porky |
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| Producer | Darryl F. Zanuck
Harry Joe Brown |
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| Writer | Robert Carson
Zane Grey |
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While escaping from a heist of a bank, the outlaw Vance Shaw helps Edward Creighton, the chief-engineer of the Western Union that is surveying the Wild West and had had an accident with a horse. In 1861, Vance regenerates and is hired to work for the Western Union with the team that is installing the poles and cable from Omaha to Salt Lake City. Vance and the engineer from Harvard Richard Blake flirt with the gorgeous Edward's sister Sue Creighton and she chooses Vance. However, his past haunts him when the outlaw Jack Slade steals the Western Union cattle disguised of Indians. |
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