The 1952 film "Rancho Notorious" is a Western about a ranch and outlaw hideout. Baldy Gunder (William Frawley) owns a saloon where there is gambling. Altar Keane (Marlene Dietrich) and Frenchy Fairmont (Mel Ferrer) work there. The saloon runs a game called "Chuck-a-Luck." Altar and Frenchy win enough money to open a ranch named the "Chuck-a-Luck" after the game. The ranch is near the Mexican border and provides a refuge for outlaws for a price. The scenes in the saloon show coins on the game board, coins and bills on a table, and stacks of coins and bills being counted. The coins are prop coins sized to resemble silver dollars and $20 gold coins.

The game is played with three dice. Coins cover some of the bets.

Altar Keane's hands reach for the money.

Altar Keane counts the stacked coins and bills. Some watches also appear on the table.

William Frawley as Baldy Gunder
Marlene Dietrich as Altar Keane
Mel Ferrer as Frenchy Fairmont
Director: Fritz Lang
Writers: Daniel Taradash, Silvia Richards