The Last Stand (1938 film)
The Last Stand is a 1938 American western film directed by Joseph H. Lewis. It is an early example of the western detective story.[1]
Cast
- Bob Baker, Tip Douglas the Laredo Kid
- Constance Moore, Nancy Drake
- Fuzzy Knight, Pepper
- Earle Hodgins, Thorn Evans
- Forrest Taylor, Turner
- Glenn Strange, Henchman Joe
- Sam Flint, as Calhourn
- Jimmy Phillips, Henchman Tom
- Jack Kirk Henchman Ed
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References
- Gary D. Rhodes The Films of Joseph H. Lewis 0814334628 2012 - Page 66 "However, Lewis predated these efforts in his B movies The Last Stand (1938) and Blazing Six Shooters (1940), both of which featured cowboys who solved mysteries. His detective films, whether set in the Old West or modern day, are notable ....."
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