Directed by:
Robert N. BradburyCinematography:
William HyerCast:
John Wayne, Lucile Browne, George 'Gabby' Hayes, LeRoy Mason, Lloyd Ingraham, Lafe McKee, Henry Roquemore, Herman Hack, Fern Emmett, Jack Evans, Tex Palmer (more)Plots(1)
Undercover agent John Martin (John Wayne) is assigned to protect the men building a road in Rainbow Valley from a rough and ready gang who claims ownership of the territory and whose main interest lies in the region's gold mines. When Martin discovers that the gang is plotting to blow up the road with dynamite, he devises a way to use it to his advantage and finish the road while putting a stop to the gang for good. (Echo Bridge Entertainment)
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It's quite surprising that the characters John Wayne played in the 1930s often struggled to prove that they didn't belong on the side of crime. Here, he's accused of belonging to a group of crooks. Yet the man has such an iconically honest face. The film is otherwise quite weak, except for some of the stunts. The sound quality is sometimes almost comical, indicating that most of the sound was added in post-production.
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