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Black Eagle (1948 film)

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Black Eagle is a 1948 Western film. It was directed by Robert Gordon and stars William Bishop as Jason Bond, Virginia Patton as Ginny Long, and Gordon Jones as Benjy Laughton. The film is a revenge Western focused around a black horse named Black Eagle. It was released by Columbia Pictures.

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