A Ticket to Tomahawk 1950
"Comedy Western on the Railroad"
Directed by Richard Sale, *A Ticket to Tomahawk (1950)* is a spirited blend of comedy and Western adventure set against the backdrop of the railroad's relentless expansion.
Director: Richard Sale
Cast
Dan Dailey
Johnny Behind-the-Deuces
Anne Baxter
Kit Dodge Jr.
Rory Calhoun
Dakota
Walter Brennan
Terence Sweeny
Arthur Hunnicutt
Sad Eyes
Charles Kemper
Chuckity
Connie Gilchrist
Madame Adelaide
Will Wright
Marshal Kit Dodge
Chief Yowlachie
Pawnee
Victor Sen Yung
Long Time
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *A Ticket to Tomahawk* (1950) about?
*A Ticket to Tomahawk* follows a stagecoach operator who hires a cowboy to halt the railroad from reaching his territory, fearing it will ruin his business. The cowboy resorts to creative sabotage, recruiting unconventional allies like dancehall girls and local tribes to derail the progress. But the railroad crew, led by a fearless sharpshooter and a tenacious salesman, isn't about to back down.
Who directed *A Ticket to Tomahawk*?
The film was directed by Richard Sale, known for blending humor and adventure in his Westerns.
Who stars in *A Ticket to Tomahawk*?
The film features Dan Dailey, Anne Baxter, Rory Calhoun, Walter Brennan, and Arthur Hunnicutt in lead roles.
Is *A Ticket to Tomahawk* (1950) worth watching?
While it's unrated on IMDb, *A Ticket to Tomahawk* offers a refreshing take on the Western genre with its mix of comedy and action. Its quirky characters and fast-paced plot make it an entertaining watch for fans of lighthearted adventure films.
How long is *A Ticket to Tomahawk*?
The runtime for *A Ticket to Tomahawk* is 87 minutes.
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About A Ticket to Tomahawk (1950) — Comedy Western where a cowboy battles the railroad with style
Directed by Richard Sale, *A Ticket to Tomahawk (1950)* is a spirited blend of comedy and Western adventure set against the backdrop of the railroad's relentless expansion. When a stagecoach operator hires a resourceful cowboy to sabotage the railway's arrival in his territory, the stage is set for a chaotic showdown. Armed with unconventional tactics—from enlisting local tribes to deploying dancehall girls as distractions—the cowboy embarks on a madcap mission to protect his livelihood. Meanwhile, the railroad crew, led by a formidable female sharpshooter and a determined salesman, proves more than a match for his schemes, turning the conflict into a battle of wits as much as firepower.
This lighthearted yet action-packed film thrives on its charming cast, sharp humor, and the timeless tension between progress and tradition. With a playful tone and a roster of eccentric characters, *A Ticket to Tomahawk* delivers a Western like no other, where every twist feels both unpredictable and delightfully absurd.
