When the owner of the ranch runs into trouble with the bunch of crooks in the ol west, Collins (Tim Holt) tries to help. "Jessie", the ranch owner's daughter (Jeff Donnell), can ID the crooks, but decides to masquerade as a man for some unknown reason. It's all so more complicated than it needs to be. Some great scenes of the Alabama Hills, where SO MANY old westerns were made. The constant, silly "mis-understandings" and complaining by Jessie got annoying after a while. It's a very, typical western, bad guys on the run from the good guys. Tim Holt died quite young at 54 from the cancer. Directed by Lew Landers, who directed TONS of films in the 1930s and 1940s. It's pretty good. Plain, simple wester, with some great outdoor chase scenes. Oatburners...
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