The Cisco Kid Double Feature, Vol. 2

MOVIE DESCRIPTION:

Of all the heroes of the Old West, few are as well loved or as easily recognized as the Cisco Kid, based on O'Henry's daring literary character. Together with his bumbling, but lovable amigo, Pancho, The Cisco Kid has entertained millions of children and adults for many years. This classic western double feature stars Duncan Renaldo as our dashing hero, with Leo Carrillo playing the ever-befuddled sidekick, Pancho. In SATAN'S CRADLE (1948) Cisco and Pancho decide to help a preacher "clean up" his town of Silver City but first our heroes must take on the treacherous widow-woman and her murderous gang of henchman who have the town in their grip. In THE DARING CABALLERO (1949) Cisco and Pancho rescue a young boy's father, who is about to be hanged for a crime he did not commit.

DVD FEATURES:

• Region: All
• Number of Discs: 1
• Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1 (Pre-1954 Standard)
• Audio: Dolby Digital Mono
• Screen: Black and White
• Features:
  • Scene selection
  • Photo & poster gallery
  • Biographies of Duncan Renaldo and Leo Carrillo
  • Interview with Duncan Renaldo and Colonel Tim McCoy

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

• Cast:

  
       Duncan Renaldo - Cisco
       Duncan Renaldo - Cisco Kid
       Leo Carrillo - Pancho
       Ann Savage - Lil
       Kippee Valez - Herself
       Charles Halton - Hodges
       Douglas Fowley - Steve Gentry
       Pedro de Cordoba - Padre
       Byron Foulger - Henry Lane
       Stephen Chase - Brady
       Buck Bailey - Rocky
       George de Normand - Idaho
       David Leonard - Del Rio
       Edmund Cobb - Marshal Scott
       Frank Jaquet - Judge Perkins
       Mickey Little - Bobby Del Rio
       Claire Carleton
       Wesley Hudman - Peters

• Director:

  Ford I. Beebe, Wallace W. Fox

• Producer:

  Philip N. Krasne

• Screenwriter:

  Jack Benton, Betty Burbridge

• Screen Story:

  Frances Kavanaugh

• Cinematographer:

  John H. Greenhalgh, Jr., Lester White

• Composer (Music Score):

  Albert Glasser

• Editor:

  Martin G. Cohn

• Art Director:

  F. Paul Sylos, Edward C. Jewell

• Set Designer:

  Helen Hansard