Imposter used by Williams to frame Billy and stop road construction.
Bill Clinker works with Ace Diamond to frame Sunset Carson for Jim Owens's murder. This false accusation drives Sunset and his sidekick Banty to escape and ride to the Owens ranch, where they help Molly resist the effort to take over the property.
Local resident in Rio Grande.
Brief law-enforcement figure connected to the Kettles' troubles.
Ted Clayton is Ruth Earlton’s fiancé and a doctor who accompanies her to her father’s estate. After Ruth is threatened, he gives her a sleeping potion and later learns Robert Earlton’s confession about the murder plot. He then rushes to warn Ruth and finds her alive in the basement.
Peter Foley is the beneficiary of his grandfather's $800,000 bequest, which depends on his getting married. Burdened by debts, he plans to marry Alice and take her to Uncle Henry before the deadline. When Alice's arrival is delayed, he becomes involved in a plan involving Julia, but ultimately marries Alice in time.
Andy Thomas is a cavalry soldier ordered by his fort's commander to go undercover and stop the marauders terrorizing settlers. He joins the wagon train, protects Sue from Cherokee's harassment, and earns the nickname “Cyclone of the Saddle” after breaking a wild pony. He later arrives with the cavalry to stop the uprising and expose Cherokee.
Billy's trusted companion and fellow outlaw, participates in escapes and heists.
Jose is Don Hernandez’s son and a card player whom Tim exposes as a cheat. After an altercation in which Tim knocks him unconscious, Jose is shot. His death leads the Marshal to suspect Tim, but evidence later reveals that Jack McCall killed him, clearing Tim of the accusation.
Henchman for Cobb Allen, accosts Ann Roberts and intimidates ranchers.
The foreman at the telegraph company camp, Bert is secretly working for the Judge and the gang. He believes Steve is the Utah Kid and is surprised when Steve takes over the work and keeps construction progressing. His divided loyalties place him between the company's camp and the men working to stop it.
Antagonistic figure in Outlaws of Cherokee Trail, impersonates law.
Rex Lease has 169 screen credits in a career dating back to 1924. Their work spans 9 cinematic universes — most prominently The Three Mesquiteers Collection with 4 titles. Signature works include Custer's Last Stand, Custer's Last Stand, Cyclone of the Saddle. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 9 universes
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