Sagebrush Trail

Sagebrush Trail (1933)
Dir: Armand Schaefer
Staring John Wayne, Yakima Canutt

On the run after being framed for a murder, Brant (Wayne) joins into a gang of criminals. He begins to sabotage the crimes that the gang is attempting while looking for the real killer.

Broadway to Cheyenne (1932) AKA From Broadway to Cheyenne
Dir. Harry Fraser
Staring Rex Bell, George "Gabby" Hayes

Young New York police dectective Breezy Kildare (Bell) is trying to take down the Owens gang when he is injured in a nightclub shoot out. Sent back to his hometown oof Cheyenne to recuperate, he discovers the local farmers are being strong armed by a protection racket ran by the Owens gang.

Phantom Rancher

Phantom Rancher (1940)
Dir. Harry Fraser
Staring Ken Maynard, Dorothy Short, Harry Harvey, Ted Adams

A cowboy named Mitchell (Maynard) arrives to claim his inheritance from his uncle, but encounters resistance from a community that didn't like the uncle. He dons a mask to help the townspeople keep their land from being turned over to businessman (Adams) that is trying to run them off.

Billy the Kid Trapped

Billy the Kid Trapped (1942)
Dir. Sherman Scott (Sam Newfield)
Starring Buster Crabbe, Glenn Strange, Al St. John, Bud McTaggart, Anne Jeffreys

When Billy the Kid (Crabbe) and his pals Fuzzy (St. John) and Jeff (McTaggart) are mysteriously freed from jail, they discover that they are wanted for some crimes peformed by a gang of imposters.

Paroled - to Die Review

Paroled - to Die (1938)

Dir. Sam Newfield

Starring: Bob Steele, Karl Hackett, Budd Buster, Frank Ball

After being framed for a bank robbery, Doug Redfern (Steele) sets out to clear his name and find out who framed him.

The Mystery of the Hooded Horsemen Review

The Mystery of the Hooded Horsemen (1937)

Dir. Ray Taylor

Starring: Tex Ritter

Tex and his pal Stubby wander into town and come across a gang of hooded men attacking another traveler, which leads to them uncovering a plot to take control of a local mining operation.

Blue Steel Review

Blue Steel (AKA Stolen Goods, An Innocent Man) (1934)

Dir. Robert N. Bradbury

Starring: John Wayne, George “Gabby” Hayes, Yakima Canutt

John Wayne stars as an undercover marshal on the trail of the Polka Dot Bandit, who teams up with a sheriff (Hayes) also on the hunt for the same criminal. After the pair stumble upon a wagon train robbery, they learn of a plot to swindle some homesteaders out of their land.

Sing, Cowboy, Sing Review

Sing, Cowboy, Sing (1937)

Dir. Robert N. Bradbury

Starring: Tex Ritter