The Utah Kid (1944 film) explained

The Utah Kid
Director:	Vernon Keays
Producer:	William Strohbach (supervising producer)
Screenplay:	Victor Hammond
Starring:	Hoot Gibson Bob Steele
Cinematography:	Harry Neumann
Editing:	Ray Curtiss John C. Fuller
Distributor:	Monogram Pictures
Runtime:	53 minutes
Country:	United States
Language:	English

The Utah Kid is a 1944 American Western film directed by Vernon Keays and starring Hoot Gibson and Bob Steele. It was made and distributed by the Poverty Row studio Monogram Pictures.

Cast

• Hoot Gibson as Marshal Hoot Higgins
• Bob Steele as Bob Roberts
• Beatrice Gray as Marjorie Carter
• Ralph Lewis as Cheyenne Kent
• Evelyn Eaton as Dolores
• Mauritz Hugo as Barton
• George Morrell as Sheriff
• Dan White as Henchman Slim
• Mike Letz as Henchman Blackie
• Jameson Shade as Judge Carter
• Lynton Brent as Tells Bob He's Next (uncredited)
• Jack Evans as Barfly (uncredited)
• Al Ferguson as Bartender (uncredited)
• Herman Hack as Henchman (uncredited)
• Earle Hodgins as Rodeo Announcer (uncredited)
• Lew Meehan as Bandit (uncredited)
• Lew Morphy as Deputy (uncredited)
• Fox O'Callahan as Deputy (uncredited)
• Bud Osborne as Stage Driver Jim (uncredited)