Directed by:
Harry L. FraserScreenplay:
Lindsley ParsonsCinematography:
Archie StoutCast:
John Wayne, Alberta Vaughn, George 'Gabby' Hayes, Yakima Canutt, Earl Dwire, Mack V. Wright, Herman Hack, Tex Palmer, Horace B. Carpenter, Artie Ortego (more)VOD (1)
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When Randy Bowers (John Wayne) unwittingly waltzes into a saloon filled with corpses, it looks as though the massacre will be pinned on him. He is jailed and accused of robbery and murder. Knowing that he's innocent, Sally Rogers breaks Bowers out of jail so he can search for the true killers and avoid the hangman's noose. On the run from the sheriff, Randy stumbles into the true killer's hideout where he is inducted as part of the gang. A good guy through and through, Bowers plans to be part of the gang only so long as it takes to uncover the gang leader's identity…then he will devise a plan to bring the outlaws to justice, thus clearing his name. (Echo Bridge Entertainment)
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A film almost without sound, by that I mean spoken, which is quite a shame. It's also a shame that this is a story that was just repeated too often at the time. The plot revolved around Wayne's character being perceived as a crook by others, and he has to clear his name. It's pretty good, but the ending is unnecessarily quick. That’s too bad.
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