Directed by:
Robert N. BradburyCinematography:
Archie StoutCast:
John Wayne, Marion Burns, Dennis Moore, Reed Howes, Yakima Canutt, Earl Dwire, Nelson McDowell, Herman Hack, George Morrell, Jack Evans, Tex Palmer, Tex Phelps (more)Plots(1)
A botched robbery leads to the murder of John Mason's (John Wayne) father. John then chases after the killer thief and is wounded in the pursuit. As a result, Mason is taken to the home of Alice Gordon (Marion Burns), who nurses him back to health, and the two quickly fall in love. But Mason's blue skies soon turn gray when he discovers that the man responsible for his father's death is none other than Alice's very own brother. (Echo Bridge Entertainment)
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When you start meddling too much in your friend's chosen one, it's clear that serious problems will arise. In a western, for sure, but also anywhere else. There's just the problem with guns. And the biggest problem comes when there are no bullets in it. The point is expected, but again, one of the better films of the 1930s.
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