Colorado 1940
"Thrilling Adventure In Dangerous Days... As Roy Rogers blazes down ambushed trails to bring justice to an outlaw town!"
Set against the rugged backdrops of Civil War-era Colorado, *Colorado (1940)* follows Lieut. Burke as he races against time to unravel a web of treachery spun by outlaw leader Macklin.
Director: Joseph Kane
Cast
Roy Rogers
Jerry Burke
George 'Gabby' Hayes
Gabby
Pauline Moore
Lylah Sanford
Milburn Stone
Don Burke - alias Capt. Donald Mason
Maude Eburne
Etta Mae
Arthur Loft
Jim Macklin - Indian Commissioner
Hal Taliaferro
Weaver
Vester Pegg
Sam Smith - Henchman
Fred Burns
Sheriff Jeff Harkins
Lloyd Ingraham
Henry Sanford
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Colorado (1940) about?
*Colorado (1940)* centers on Lieut. Burke, dispatched to investigate a wave of trouble diverting Union troops from the Civil War effort. His investigation leads him to a gang of outlaws led by Macklin, where he unexpectedly crosses paths with his own brother, who has thrown in with the criminals. The film pits Burke's determination against a tide of deception and danger.
Who directed Colorado?
The film was directed by Joseph Kane, known for his work in classic Westerns and action-packed adventure films.
Who stars in Colorado?
The cast features Roy Rogers as the determined Lieut. Burke, George 'Gabby' Hayes as his loyal sidekick, Pauline Moore as the film's dramatic lead, and Milburn Stone in a key supporting role.
Is Colorado (1940) worth watching?
As an unrated Western from 1940, *Colorado* offers a tight, fast-paced story with Roy Rogers at the helm, delivering the charm and action you'd expect from the era. If you enjoy classic Westerns with a personal stakes twist, this one's a solid pick for a quick cinematic escape.
How long is Colorado?
The runtime for *Colorado (1940)* is 54 minutes.
About Colorado (1940) — Roy Rogers in a Civil War-era Western adventure
Set against the rugged backdrops of Civil War-era Colorado, *Colorado (1940)* follows Lieut. Burke as he races against time to unravel a web of treachery spun by outlaw leader Macklin. With Union troops stretched thin by the conflict back east, Burke's mission takes a dramatic turn when he uncovers his own brother's betrayal, joining forces with Capt. Mason to bring the villains to justice. Directed by Joseph Kane, this action-packed Western delivers high-stakes adventure through dusty trails and shadowy schemes, where loyalty is tested and every step closer to the truth feels like a duel with destiny.
Starring Roy Rogers as the steadfast Burke, with George 'Gabby' Hayes adding levity and Pauline Moore anchoring the drama, this 54-minute gem blends classic Western tropes with a family-driven narrative. Kane crafts an atmosphere thick with tension, where the promise of gold and the echoes of war collide in a tale of brotherly conflict and redemption. Whether you're a fan of Westerns or a history buff, *Colorado (1940)* offers a brisk, engaging ride through a bygone era.
