With rustlers attacking stage coaches and demanding money for the passengers and drivers to pass, local ranchers decide to call in the Texas rangers for protection. It's just one of several dozen D grade westerns from this team, featuring Dave O'Brien, James Newill, and Guy Wilkerson, going as far as disguising themselves as stars of a minstrel show, and even in 1943 terms, it's beyond tacky.
The film could easily have excised these sequences, and still run around 50 minutes. Rancher Ed Cassidy and his pretty daughter, Nell O'Day, join forces with the rangers, while Lucille Vance strives far too hard for laughs as a desperately man hungry widow. Typically one dimensional villains are obviously going to be dealt with swiftly. Only for the most loyal of vintage western films.
The film could easily have excised these sequences, and still run around 50 minutes. Rancher Ed Cassidy and his pretty daughter, Nell O'Day, join forces with the rangers, while Lucille Vance strives far too hard for laughs as a desperately man hungry widow. Typically one dimensional villains are obviously going to be dealt with swiftly. Only for the most loyal of vintage western films.