Range Defenders / Wild Horse Rodeo
1937 • Western • Not Rated
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Range Defender (1937, B&W): Stony's brother George is wanted for a murder he didn't commit, and turns to the Mesquiteers for help. Crooked Sheriff Gray is orchestrating a range war, and the Mesquiteers learn that George is just a patsy in his scheme. Intent on getting his brother a fair trial, Stony decides to run for sheriff and level the playing field.
Starring Bob Livingston, Ray Corrigan, Max Terhune; Directed by Mack V. Wright.
Wild Horse Rodeo (1937, B&W): In need of some quick cash, Stony Brooke attempts to capture Cylone, the most famous wild horse on the mesa, and deliver him to Colonel Nye's Wild West Show. Cyclone becomes the show's star attraction, but Stony comes to realize that the horse was meant to roam free. He decides to try and set things right, but he'll need the assistance of fellow Mesquiteers Tucson Smith and Lullabye Joslin.
Starring Bob Livingston, Ray Corrigan, Max Terhune; Directed by George Sherman.
Set is not rated. Films may be rated individually.
Released by Alpha Home Entertainment/Gotham. See more credits.