The Dead Don’t Dream

Year: 1948

Runtime: 62 mins

Language: English

Director: George Archainbaud

Western

When claim‑jumpers threaten a gold mine, Hoppy teams up with California and Lucky at a secluded inn. Lucky is there to be married, but the bride‑to‑be is frantic because her uncle has vanished. Hoppy discovers the missing uncle dead in a nearby mine shaft, setting off a showdown with the outlaws.

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