Daughter of Don Q (1946)

Daughter of Don Q (1946)

“Daughter of Don Q” is a 1946 Western crime film directed by Spencer Gordon Bennet and Fred C. Brannon from a a screenplay by Albert DeMond, Basil Dickey, Jesse Duffy and Lynn Perkins.

Delores Quantero is the descendant of Zorro-style hero, Don Quantero, who was granted land by the Spanish crown. This grant, which is still legally valid, now covers the business district of the city. Another descendant, Carlos Manning, has discovered the existence of this document and plots to inherit the fortune by murdering his relatives.

00:00 Intro
03:27 Multiple Murder
23:27 Vendetta
36:43 Under the Knives
50:04 Race to Destruction
01:03:26 Blackout
01:16:33 Forged Evidence
01:29:54 Execution by Error
01:43:10 Window to Death
01:56:29 The Juggernaut
02:09:47 Cremation
02:23:06 Glass Guillotine
02:36:22 Dead Man’s Vengeance

Cast:

• Lorna Gray – Dolores Quantero, heiress and heroine (billed – Adrian Booth)
• Kirk Alyn – Cliff Roberts, reporter aiding Dolores
• LeRoy Mason – Carlos Manning, villain
• Roy Barcroft – Mel Donovan
• Claire Meade – Marie Martinez
• Kernan Cripps – Inspector Grogan
• Jimmy Ames – Romero
• Eddie Parker in multiple small roles including “Store Clerk” and “Henchman”
• Tom Steele in multiple small roles including “Streetsweep” and “Bomb thug”

„Daughter of Don Q“ ist ein Western-Krimi aus dem Jahr 1946 unter der Regie von Spencer Gordon Bennet und Fred C. Brannon nach einem Drehbuch von Albert DeMond, Basil Dickey, Jesse Duffy und Lynn Perkins.

Delores Quantero ist die Nachfahrin des Zorro-ähnlichen Helden Don Quantero, dem von der spanischen Krone Land zugesprochen wurde. Diese Zuweisung, die rechtlich noch immer gültig ist, umfasst heute das Geschäftsviertel der Stadt. Ein weiterer Nachfahre, Carlos Manning, hat die Existenz dieses Dokuments entdeckt und plant, das Vermögen zu erben, indem er seine Verwandten ermordet.