Overland Mail (1942)
4h 39m
Running Time
September 22, 1942Release Date
Overland Mail (1942)
4h 39m
Running Time
September 22, 1942Release Date
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Plot.
Two investigators for a stagecoach company are assigned to find out why the company's stages keep being ambushed. They discover that the culprits are white men disguised as Indians, and they set out to discover who is behind the plot.
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Cast & Crew.
Lon Chaney Jr.
Jim Lane
Helen Parrish
Barbara Gilbert
Noah Beery Jr.
Sierra Pete
Bob Baker
Bill Cody [Chs.1,14]
Don Terry
Buckskin Billy Burke
Ford Beebe
Director
Noah Beery
Frank Chadwick (as Noah Beery Sr.)
John Rawlins
Director
Tom Chatterton
Tom Gilbert
Paul Huston
Writer
Charles Stevens
Puma - Henchman
George H. Plympton
Writer
Robert Barron
Charles Darson
Griffin Jay
Writer
Harry Cording
Sam Gregg - Henchman
Brenda Weisberg
Writer
Marguerite De La Motte
Rose - the Waitress [Chs. 1, 8]
Ben Taggart
Lamont [Chs. 7-8]
Jack Rockwell
Slade - Hired Gunman [Chs. 8-9]
Riley Hill
Mack - Henchman (as Roy Harris)
Carleton Young
Lem - Henchman
Ethan Laidlaw
Jake - Henchman
Jack Rube Clifford
Sheriff Tyler
Chief Many Treaties
Chief Black Cloud
Chief Thundercloud
Chief Many Moons
Roy Bucko
Townsman
Horace B. Carpenter
Post Defender
Jack Casey
Stageline Employee
Iron Eyes Cody
Indian
J.W. Cody
Indian
Jim Corey
Lynch Mob Member
William Desmond
Williams - Banker
Art Dillard
Townsman
Curley Dresden
Man in Cafe
Frank Ellis
Townsman
William Gould
Col. Medford
Henry Hall
Mr. Crabtree
Chick Hannan
Posseman at Cave
George Hazel
Stageline Employee
James Pier Mason
Man in Cafe
Bud McClure
Townsman
William Moss
Ben Briston - Wagonmaster
Buck Moulton
Townsman
Charles Murphy
Townsman
Bill Nestell
Man in Cafe
Dave O'Donnell
Cavalry Orderly
Jack O'Shea
Freighter
Artie Ortego
Indian / Townsman
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Wiki.
Overland Mail is a 1942 American Western film serial from Universal Pictures which stars Lon Chaney Jr., Noah Beery Jr. and Noah Beery Sr. It was subsequently edited into a film version called The Indian Raiders in 1956.