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Oklahoma Outlaws

In the thriving city of Tulsa, established after the 1893 Oklahoma land rush, a father-son duo, Judge John Kincaid and Ned, wield significant influence. However, their authority is threatened by Whip McCord, a cunning saloon owner with a troubled history, who seeks to capitalize on the city'...

In the Oklahoma land rush of the Cherokee Strip, a father-son duo, Ned and John Kincaid, aim to stake their claim for a new townsite, which they'll name Tulsa. With the fastest horses in the land, they're confident in their success. However, an outlaw, Whip McCord, joins their claim, seeking exclusive rights to establish saloons and gambling joints. As the town takes shape, Ned and John plan to run for mayor and sheriff, respectively, to rid the town of criminal elements, including McCord and his gang. Their anti-crime platform escalates the conflict between the two factions, each willing to do whatever it takes to achieve their goals.

Info about Oklahoma Outlaws

Studio(s): The Vitaphone Corporation, Warner Bros. Pictures

Originally Released: United States, Sep 14, 1943

Production Country: United States

Genres:Short, Western