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Wednesday, April 4, 2018

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     Black Bart
1948  NR  WESTERN  1h 20min
CAST— Yvonne De Carlo
MUSIC— Frank Skinner, Leith Stevens  DIRECTOR— George Sherman

     Another Wild West legend brought to life in a mediocre film. The notorious masked outlaw known only as Black Bart is the scourge of California highways, so says Wells Fargo, their transports being systematically ripped off. Only one person knows the secret of Black Bart’s identity: a lusty Spanish dancer (played by Yvonne De Carlo) has seen the man behind the mask and only she can prevent him from pursuing a life of crime. A forgettable Western (though the color photography does stand out). Take it or leave it. AKA Black Bart, Highwayman.
OUR RATING— **
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