The Pueblo Terror (1931)
59-60 mins | Western | 15 April 1931
Director:
Alvin J. NeitzWriter:
L. V. JeffersonCinematographer:
William ThompsonProduction Company:
West Coast StudiosCowboy William Sommers returns from the war after three years abroad and discovers that Paradise Valley is facing problems. He learns from an old servant that John Weston, one of the valley's ranchers, is buying all the ranch land. When Sommers confronts Weston, he denies that he is responsible. Eventually, one of the cowboys is killed and Sommers is blamed. Helen Weston, John's daughter, offers a reward for his capture, but Sommers is able to reveal the real culprit and clear his ...
Cowboy William Sommers returns from the war after three years abroad and discovers that Paradise Valley is facing problems. He learns from an old servant that John Weston, one of the valley's ranchers, is buying all the ranch land. When Sommers confronts Weston, he denies that he is responsible. Eventually, one of the cowboys is killed and Sommers is blamed. Helen Weston, John's daughter, offers a reward for his capture, but Sommers is able to reveal the real culprit and clear his name.
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