Cast:
Yakima Canutt, Elsa Benham, Al Hewston [ More ]Director:
Jacques JaccardProduction Company:
Goodwill Pictures, Inc.Credits and summary were taken from a review in Kinematograph Weekly, a British trade publication. Modern sources add the following actors to the cast: James Corey, Lee Sepulveda and Les Bates. ...
Credits and summary were taken from a review in Kinematograph Weekly, a British trade publication. Modern sources add the following actors to the cast: James Corey, Lee Sepulveda and Les Bates.
Cowboy Yak Halliday comes into town on payday to see his sweetheart Anita. Although they are saving their money to get married, Yak decides to take a chance at gambling. Yak loses all his money, as well as his beloved horse "Boy" to crooked gamblers. When he is told by a drifter named Durk that the game was fixed, Yak takes back his horse. Later, after Yak learns that the gamblers are escaped convicts, he becomes a deputy and catches the crooks. After receiving a reward for his efforts, Yak is able to marry ...
Cowboy Yak Halliday comes into town on payday to see his sweetheart Anita. Although they are saving their money to get married, Yak decides to take a chance at gambling. Yak loses all his money, as well as his beloved horse "Boy" to crooked gamblers. When he is told by a drifter named Durk that the game was fixed, Yak takes back his horse. Later, after Yak learns that the gamblers are escaped convicts, he becomes a deputy and catches the crooks. After receiving a reward for his efforts, Yak is able to marry Anita.
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