Coroner Creek Overview:

Coroner Creek (1948) was a Western Film directed by Ray Enright and produced by Harry Joe Brown.

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Vengeance-seeking Scott tracks down the man responsible for causing his fiancee's suicide in a stagecoach raid, and dukes it out spectacularly with Tucker.

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Sheriff O'Hea: How's that lovely daughter of mine, Miles?
Younger Miles: Abbie's fine, Sheriff. We were just talking about her.


Tip Henry: He said he'd come back every night and shoot up the place until I moved or got killed. And he said to tell you that he wouldn't need any Indians to help him do the job.
Younger Miles: What did you say about Indians?
Tip Henry: I don't savvy the Indian part. Did you know Danning from someplace else?
Younger Miles: [Miles picks up a pair of spurs from the table and slashes Henry across the face] That'll teach you not to walk out on me, you yellow back!


Kate Hardison: Chris, there is something or someone bigger than all of us that takes care of our injuries, and squares things for us.
Chris Denning: I'll do my own squaring, Kate.
Kate Hardison: Vengeance is mine, I will repay. Remember?
Chris Denning: I also remember: an eye for an eye.


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