Having cleaned up Dodge City, Roy Rogers heads to Tombstone to go into business with his brothers, dragging Judge Gabby Hayes with him. On arrival, he is mistaken for hired gun Harry Woods, hired by mayor Addison Richards to drive Zeffie Tilbury and family from their silver mine; that done, Richards will pick it up and own all the silver around. But Roy plays fair, which impresses Zeffie's grand daughter, Elyse Knox. Then Woods shows up in town.
You have ehoes of the gunfight at the OK Corral here, but it's just a vague relationship in the set-up as offered by director Joe Kane. Saloon girl Sally Payne gets as much singing as Roy, and there's a nice role for Jay Novello. It's a pleasant addition to the rapidly expanding corpus of the man who would eventually be called the King of the Cowboys.
You have ehoes of the gunfight at the OK Corral here, but it's just a vague relationship in the set-up as offered by director Joe Kane. Saloon girl Sally Payne gets as much singing as Roy, and there's a nice role for Jay Novello. It's a pleasant addition to the rapidly expanding corpus of the man who would eventually be called the King of the Cowboys.