WHERE LIFE WAS RAW AND MIGHT WAS LAW!
Director: Robert N. Bradbury
Producer: Paul Malvern
Rod Drew hunts for a missing girl and finds himself in a fight over a goldmine as well.
55 min
Rating: 4.7/10
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John Wayne
Rod Drew
Verna Hillie
Felice Newsome
Noah Beery
George Newsome
Noah Beery Jr.
Wabi
Robert Frazer
Jules LaRocque
Iris Lancaster
Marie LaFleur
Movie Info
Director: Robert N. Bradbury
Producer: Paul Malvern
Production Companies: Monogram Pictures, Lone Star
Countries: United States of America
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What Others Said
CinemaSerf:
Normally I regale angrily at the very idea of colourisation - but in this case, it might just have helped as much of this rather unremarkable Western takes place amongst some beautiful scenery - with John Wayne often seen alongside Yakima Canutt and good old Eddie Parker ("the Mountie") paddling to, from and frequently in, the rivers as they try to get to the bottom of a missing girl and a gold-mine swizzle. Will he get the girl and save the day? Well, what do you think... it's actually quite a fun little feature - with Wayne clearly demonstrating why he was signed in the first place and Noah Beery adding some humour as his card-sharp pal. Verna Hillie provides the glamourous love interest and the set-piece drama quite cheerily kills 55 minutes.
Charles Tatum:
One of Wayne's best B Films. After a whole lot of creaky, bad B westerns, Wayne triumphs here. The locations are great, the stuntwork is great, and his teaming with Beery is great. Some of the editing of previous stuntwork into the climax is ridiculous, but this film works pretty well in a fun, old movie way.