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Eddie Dean is a central figure who helps thwart the outlaws' scheme to undermine the stage line. He and Soapy Jones break up one of the attacks, and Eddie has Soapy take over the sheriff's office afte...
Soapy Jones is Eddie Dean's ally in opposing the outlaws. He helps break up an attack on the stage line, then takes over the local sheriff's office at Eddie's direction after the sheriff is wounded. H...
Margie Rodgers owns and operates the stage line targeted by the outlaws. They rob its stages whenever they carry gold, hoping to drive down the line's value and buy it cheaply through a front. Her bus...
The sheriff is wounded during the events surrounding the outlaws' attacks on the stage line. Afterward, Eddie Dean arranges for Soapy Jones to take over the sheriff's office. The plot summary does not...
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Soapy takes over the local sheriff's office after the Sheriff is wounded.
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Margie's stage line is attacked, and the local Sheriff's office becomes involved after the Sheriff is wounded.
After the Sheriff is wounded, Eddie arranges for Soapy to take over the local sheriff's office while the fight against the outlaw gang continues.
Eddie helps break up assaults against the stage line owned and operated by Margie Rodgers.
Eddie Dean and Soapy Jones work together to break up an assault on the stage line and later battle the outlaw gang.
Eddie Dean and Soapy Jones oppose a criminal scheme targeting Margie Rodgers's gold-carrying stage line.
Directed by Ray Taylor
Range Beyond the Blue (1947) · 10/10 · western
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