RAIDERS OF SAN JOAQUIN (1943)

RAIDERS OF SAN JOAQUIN is a 1943 American Western film directed by Lewis D. Collins and written by Elmer Clifton and Morgan Cox. The film stars Johnny Mack Brown, Tex Ritter, Fuzzy Knight, Jennifer Holt, Henry Hall and Joseph E. Bernard. The film was released on May 1, 1943, by Universal Pictures.

PLOT:
The film finds Johnny Mack Brown, son of the railroad president doing a job of investigation. Rumors of trouble with railroad getting the right of way has brought Brown in incognito with friends Fuzzy Knight and the Jimmy Wakely Trio for musical interludes. Tex Ritter and Jennifer Holt are the children of neighboring ranchers who are the last holdouts. When Ritter's father is killed he goes on a rampage. The railroad's purchasing agent George Eldredge has gone into business on his own. And the one behind him is not the usual sort of villain one found in B westerns of the day. And with two cowboy heroes it's not really clear who Jennifer Holt is going to wind up with. She's a winner either way.

CAST:
Johnny Mack Brown as Rocky Morgan
Tex Ritter as Gil Blake
Fuzzy Knight as Eustace Clairmont
Jennifer Holt as Jane Carter
Henry Hall as Bodine Carter
Joseph E. Bernard as Jim Blake
George Eldredge as Gus Sloan
Henry Roquemore as John Rogers
John Elliott as Morgan
Michael Vallon as Clark
Jack O'Shea as Detective
Jack Ingram as Lear
Robert Thompson as Johnson
Carl Sepulveda as Tanner
Scoop Martin as Tripp
Roy Brent as McQuarry
Budd Buster as Deputy
PLOT:
The film is based on real events and refers to the successful efforts of a group of Greeks to escape from Boulkes camp and return to Greece. The Boulkes was a Civil War 1945- 1949 host city for Greek Communist refugees in Yugoslavia.

CAST:
Thanos Martinos
Ilia Livykou
Hrysa Kozyri
Lavrentis Dianellos
Zoras Tsapelis
Stamatis Gikas
Kostas Papahristos
Michalis Nikolopoulos
Themos Tsouropanos
Nana Lakka
Giorgos Giannakopoulos
Ilias Kapetanidis
Thanasis Papahristos
Ketty Patiti
Ketty Patiti
Vasia Nikolakopoulou
Dimitra Katerinaki
Giorgos Tzifos
Yanna Valenti