U.S. Marshall Lash Larue cleans up a town consisting of a dozen henchman and one drunk -- Jack Evans plays the drunk -- using his whip and Al St. John. Director Ray Taylor has a couple of sequences of Larue riding which go on for quite a while.
Larue, real name Alfred, came to Hollywood hoping that his uncanny resemblance to Humphrey Bogart would yield a career. It did, also comments from Hollywood players. Actress Sarah Padden asked him if his mother had ever met Bogart. When his PRC stardom ended, he continued on with supporting roles in TV. He trained Harrison Ford in handling a whip for Indiana Jones, and was featured in a popular comic. He died in 1996, age 78.
Larue, real name Alfred, came to Hollywood hoping that his uncanny resemblance to Humphrey Bogart would yield a career. It did, also comments from Hollywood players. Actress Sarah Padden asked him if his mother had ever met Bogart. When his PRC stardom ended, he continued on with supporting roles in TV. He trained Harrison Ford in handling a whip for Indiana Jones, and was featured in a popular comic. He died in 1996, age 78.