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The Gambler from Natchez: Directed by Henry Levin. With Dale Robertson, Debra Paget, Thomas Gomez, Lisa Daniels. In New Orleans, discharged army Captain Vance Colby learns of his father's killing done by three local Creole gents at a card game, and he sets out to punish the killers.
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- Western
- Henry Levin
- 1954-08-04
The Gambler from Natchez is a 1954 American Western film directed by Henry Levin and starring Dale Robertson and Debra Paget. [1][2] Plot. In 1848, after four years away from New Orleans, Vance Colby is summoned by his gambler father. On a riverboat, a gambler named Gottfried accuses him of cheating.
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In the early 1800s, Vance Colby eagerly anticipates reuniting with his father, famed gambler Chip Colby, after a four-year separation. Vance, who was in Texas fighting with the Louisiana Volunteers, is accompanied on his boat voyage by his father's attorney, Pierre Bonet.
- Henry Levin, Alfred Perry, Joseph Rickards
- Dale Robertson
A river gambler's son (Dale Robertson) avenges his father's murder on the Mississippi. While farcical, an entertaining enough yarn about a virtuous riverboat gambler. Plenty of satisfaction...
- Western
- Dale Robertson
- Henry Levin
Title: The Gambler from Natchez. Summary: In New Orleans, discharged army Captain Vance Colby learns of his father's killing done by three local Creole gents at a card game, and he sets out to punish the killers. Directed by: Henry Levin. Actors: Dale Robertson, Debra Paget, Thomas Gomez.
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Returning to New Orleans, following four years of army service in Texas in the 1840s, Captain Vance Colby finds his father, a professional gambler, has been killed. The police tell him his father was killed while caught cheating in a card game by Andre Rivage, an arrogant young dilettante.
