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Prairie Rustlers
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Suitable for Children

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Producers Releasing Corporation, Sigmund Neufeld Productions

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Prc
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Prairie Rustlers

Prairie Rustlers (1946)

Genres - Western, Action, Adventure  |   Sub-Genres - B-Western  |   Release Date - May 31, 1945 (USA - Unknown)  |   Run Time - 56 min.  |   Countries - United States  |   MPAA Rating - NR
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Synopsis by Hans J. Wollstein

It's Buster Crabbe times two in this low-budget "Billy Carson" Western from PRC, which once again trots out that anatomical impossibility: identical cousins. The bad cousin, Jim, heads a gang of cattle rustlers that has just killed both the local sheriff and his deputies. The only one left standing is amiable diner owner Fuzzy Q. Jones (Al St. John), who is promptly elected new sheriff. Enter Billy Carson, Jim's right-thinking relative, and the bad guys may as well pack it in, outnumbered as they are by an army of one. In a break from the fighting and shooting, Tex Williams and a hillbilly aggregation perform "It's Over and So Goodbye" by Lew Porter.

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danger, bad-guy, cousin, cowboy, false-accusation, good-guy, investigation, justice, killing, lookalike, mistaken-identity, murder, name-clearing