Western Pluck
Rowdy Dyer, the weak but tough-acting son of wealthy rancher Dynamite Dyer, greets the stage in which his sister Clare is arriving by disguising himself as a bandit. He fires a shot that causes the ho…
Western Pluck
Rowdy Dyer, the weak but tough-acting son of wealthy rancher Dynamite Dyer, greets the stage in which his sister Clare is arriving by disguising himself as a bandit. He fires a shot that causes the horses to bolt. Cowpuncher Arizona Allen stops the horses but is shot at by passenger Dale Collins, the bank manager. Dynamite hires Arizona, and Clare asks him to look after Rowdy. Arizona saves Rowdy from being fleeced by gambler Buck Zaney, thus incurring Zaney's enmity. A stage is held up, and Arizona, then Rowdy, are implicated. Arizona fights for Rowdy, but the latter, for the first time, stands up like a man. Arizona and Rowdy are proved innocent, and Dynamite congratulates Arizona as his future son-in-law. —AFI
Western Pluck
Drama,Western
Film Details
Rowdy Dyer, the weak but tough-acting son of wealthy rancher Dynamite Dyer, greets the stage in which his sister Clare is arriving by disguising himself as a bandit. He fires a shot that causes the horses to bolt. Cowpuncher Arizona Allen stops the horses but is shot at by passenger Dale Collins, the bank manager.
Dynamite hires Arizona, and Clare asks him to look after Rowdy. Arizona saves Rowdy from being fleeced by gambler Buck Zaney, thus incurring Zaney's enmity. A stage is held up, and Arizona, then Rowdy, are implicated.
Arizona fights for Rowdy, but the latter, for the first time, stands up like a man. Arizona and Rowdy are proved innocent, and Dynamite congratulates Arizona as his future son-in-law. —AFI.