The Cariboo Trail

Dropping off their third man, injured when Walsh (Douglas Kennedy) stampeded their cattle, Redfern and Ling (Randolph Scott, Lee Tung Foo) arrive in a British Columbia gold-rush town, saloon keeper Francie (Karin Booth) and villain Walsh (Victor Jory) introduced, in The Cariboo Trail, 1950.

Gabby Hayes introduces and ingratiates himself as prospector Grizzly, welcoming rancher-prospectors Redfern (Randolph Scott) and Mike (Bill Williams) and cook Ling (Lee Tung Foo) from Montana to British Columbia, early in Twentieth Century-Fox’s The Cariboo Trail, 1950.

Much is accomplished in director Edwin L. Marin’s opening, Canadian history, and the introduction of Randolph Scott as Redfern and Bill Williams as disgruntled Mike, the ubiquitous Lee Tung Foo their cook, in the restored print of the Nat Holt Cinecolor Western The Cariboo Trail, 1950.