George Meeker wants to take over the small resort where Roy Rogers is the sheriff. Good luck on that. His techniques include robbing the gold shipments that are flown out from Jane Frazee's airport. Meanwhile, bullfighter Tito Guízar wants to marry Estelita Rodriguez, but she insists he give up the ring before she accepts her. Andy Devine wants to become a toreador, but has trouble with a monkey. Or maybe it's the other way around.
It's a winning combination of thrills, comedy, and songs, with Guízar getting a couple of songs, Miss Frazee also, and the Sons of the Pioneers doing their usual competent backing work. Rogers' series continues its easy acceptance of Mexicans, who can be quite handy in a pinch, and even Miss Frazee gets to shoot the gun out of a bad guy's hand, while the monkey is handy with a stick of dynamite.
It's a winning combination of thrills, comedy, and songs, with Guízar getting a couple of songs, Miss Frazee also, and the Sons of the Pioneers doing their usual competent backing work. Rogers' series continues its easy acceptance of Mexicans, who can be quite handy in a pinch, and even Miss Frazee gets to shoot the gun out of a bad guy's hand, while the monkey is handy with a stick of dynamite.