This is a wonderful Bob Steele cowboy movie, with a great plot and great action. Nobody can beat Bob Steele as a fantastic cowboy actor! His athletic ability is amazing, and he has such a nice-sounding voice. Great actors put themselves completely into their roles, and this is what Bob Steele does. God bless his soul!
I have really enjoyed watching all of these old western stars i wished that they were still on regular television i think Bob Steele was a very handsome guy
I love all the Spanish spoken in these westerns. Very true NOW 90% of all Spanish is very alive and well but only in all households in California! The experiment in wiping out Spanish failed it just went underground haha. The vulgar Spanish is alive in the streets!
1) I didn't know a B-Western could be so boring. 2) According to her IMDb page, Rita Rey was only 13 years old! Can you imagine the outrage if that was done today? 3) The sound in this movie is so awful that one might think it was one of the first-ever talkies, instead of being filmed about two-and-a-half years after "The Jazz Singer." At times it sounds like someone's taking a shower or cooking popcorn just off-camera. This "poverty row" studio was obviously more accustomed to making silent films (there are 2 intertitles used). 4) The wanted poster for Bob Steele's character describes him as "stout." Huh? 5) At 59:25, there is the sound of a punch, but no punch is thrown.
Considering this is 90+ years old and the lack of technology back then. I think this has stood the time wonderfully. I enjoy these old black and white treasures.
This is a wonderful Bob Steele cowboy movie, with a great plot and great action. Nobody can beat Bob Steele as a fantastic cowboy actor! His athletic ability is amazing, and he has such a nice-sounding voice. Great actors put themselves completely into their roles, and this is what Bob Steele does. God bless his soul!
Nice move. These Westerns are superb. Bob Steele is one of the best
I have really enjoyed watching all of these old western stars i wished that they were still on regular television i think Bob Steele was a very handsome guy
Great song Bob is singing. First of his movies I have ever heard him singing. Wish he had done more singing and playing👏.
love bob steele,one of the best of the b-western stars.
Charlie kings expression is classic when Bob is singing to Carmelita.
One of the best of the Bob Steele movies, great script.
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Very pretty young girl that plays Spanish daughter ! Ms Carmelita? Rita Rey ? I believe she became deputy sheriff in kern county?
Great movie thank you
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This movie is very similar to Tex Ridder movie "The Song of the Gringo". Almost identical.
Bob Steele was a great cowboy actor.
I love all the Spanish spoken in these westerns. Very true
NOW 90% of all Spanish is very alive and well but only in all households in California!
The experiment in wiping out Spanish failed it just went underground haha. The vulgar Spanish is alive in the streets!
To me, these kind of movies are are A-rated movies. I call the movies of today b-rated movies.
👍 to 👀 this good 🎥 😊👋
So this is the first time "head him off at the pass" was spoken?
I don't know what to think in this movie. The movie is almost over and Bob is playing a bad hombre.
bob would have made a good BILLY THE KID 1930,than johnny mack brown.sound in films was just 4 years old when this was filmed.
Might be wrong but wanted poster for $5,000 seems like an awful lot of money back then.
A lot of singing and long conversations and not enough action.
1) I didn't know a B-Western could be so boring.
2) According to her IMDb page, Rita Rey was only 13 years old! Can you imagine the outrage if that was done today?
3) The sound in this movie is so awful that one might think it was one of the first-ever talkies, instead of being filmed about two-and-a-half years after "The Jazz Singer." At times it sounds like someone's taking a shower or cooking popcorn just off-camera. This "poverty row" studio was obviously more accustomed to making silent films (there are 2 intertitles used).
4) The wanted poster for Bob Steele's character describes him as "stout." Huh?
5) At 59:25, there is the sound of a punch, but no punch is thrown.
Considering this is 90+ years old and the lack of technology back then. I think this has stood the time wonderfully. I enjoy these old black and white treasures.
@@sittnknittnwatchn3980 'Me too,' a phrase used in a few of these old oaters as a recurring 'gag' of sorts.
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