Eddie Dean and Roscoe Ates mosey into a town in, presumably, Colorado, where there's trouble a-brewing. Someone's been stealing gold shipments. We know at the beginning it's Dennis Moore, and it soon becomes apparent the reason he hasn't been caught is that he's handing it over to his father, Warner Richmond, who's been melting it down and then claiming it's from a new vein in a played-out mine. Dean joins the gang to investigate.
It's a PRC B western, which means you can't expect much, even if it is in color. The print was a fuzzy 16mm, the colors had faded, and Dean sings a couple of songs not under copyright. Roscoe, as the comic sidekick, gets a couple of old gags which he executes dully. It's a dull little movie with the usual riding and gunfire. There is a little interest in the relationship between Moore and Richmond.
It's a PRC B western, which means you can't expect much, even if it is in color. The print was a fuzzy 16mm, the colors had faded, and Dean sings a couple of songs not under copyright. Roscoe, as the comic sidekick, gets a couple of old gags which he executes dully. It's a dull little movie with the usual riding and gunfire. There is a little interest in the relationship between Moore and Richmond.