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This workmanlike western features rogue and drifter Amos Taylor, who, after holding up a stage, dons clerical garb and joins the posse to search for the bandit. But Amos is too clever by half: the town is so eager to see a preacher that he's dragooned into making sermons. With the help of an old black man, he does a good job of it, too. And when pretty Judy Valentine appears at his side to play the piano and sing, Amos finds the Lord's work to be downright agreeable.
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Product Description
When Amos Taylor steals a parsons clothes, he thinks hes found the ideal disguise to hide his life of crimeuntil an old blind man enters his life who has a little trick up his own sleeve. Before long the disguise is working too well: The local residents start expecting Amos to actually serve as their preacher! When revival breaks out in the small Texas town, Amos payoff is bigger than he could have dared imagineproving, indeed, that the Lord works in Mysterious Ways.
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