Directed by:
Raoul WalshCinematography:
Jack A. MartaComposer:
Victor YoungCast:
Claire Trevor, John Wayne, Walter Pidgeon, Roy Rogers, George 'Gabby' Hayes, Porter Hall, Marjorie Main, Raymond Walburn, J. Farrell MacDonald (more)Plots(1)
As the Civil War erupts, the townsfolk of Lawrence, Kansas side with either the North or the South, and a deeply embittered sheriff allies himself to the South as a cover for his outlaw gang to pillage and intimidate those who support the North. When his wife realizes his true violent nature, he not only has to rescue her but save the town. (Shock Entertainment)
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A Wayne classic. It has a fairly good screenplay, which excels especially in the beginning, but gradually becomes somewhat predictable. However, the beginning is simply good and definitely worth checking out. There was a bit too much text to read instead of it being said aloud, but it's a nice example of how silent film was still lingering at that time.
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