George O'Brien and writer Joe Caits are vacationing in Wyoming between pictures. O'Brien spots Cecilia Parker, and decides to hire on at the ranch of her aunt, Maude Eburne. Meanwhile Charles Middleton is setting up a protection racket for cattle.
O'Brien is funny in a smug way as Miss Parker's would-be lover, Frank Milan, tries to high-hat the confident O'Brien to no avail. It's the third of four movies that O'Brien starred in for producer George Hirliman in an effort to get away from simple-minded oaters, and pretty good; even when the plot starts up, there are lots of airplanes flying around to let you know this isn't one of those.
O'Brien is funny in a smug way as Miss Parker's would-be lover, Frank Milan, tries to high-hat the confident O'Brien to no avail. It's the third of four movies that O'Brien starred in for producer George Hirliman in an effort to get away from simple-minded oaters, and pretty good; even when the plot starts up, there are lots of airplanes flying around to let you know this isn't one of those.