Tex Ritter returns home to his father's ranch after circling the world and fighting with the Rough Riders in Cuba. His father is angry with him, has cut him out of the will in favor of top hand Dennis Moore, and is ill. None of this stops Ritter from being concerned. What none of the good guys know, but soon becomes clear to the audience, is the guy behind all the shenanigans to wrest control of the suddenly valuable place is kindly doctor Joseph Greene.
Of course, the plot in a B western rarely matters, since there are so few of them. Strangely enough, there is also little riding and no shooting until the final few minutes. What there is is some singing, by Ritter and Johnny Bond and his band, and a nice little comic fight technique by sidekick Fuzzy Knight.
Of course, the plot in a B western rarely matters, since there are so few of them. Strangely enough, there is also little riding and no shooting until the final few minutes. What there is is some singing, by Ritter and Johnny Bond and his band, and a nice little comic fight technique by sidekick Fuzzy Knight.