Prospector Jeff Malloy rescues Doris Devlin, owner of a trading post, from an ambush planned by her uncle, Kilburn, who is trying to scare her out of the territory so that he can continue his counterfeiting operations.
Whip Wilson has a bit of the "aw shucks" quality which is quite endearing and lends him a sagebrush authenticity around him. He comes across better than in the other western I had seen recently and has a certain charm like Roy Rogers. Here, in Arizona Territory, he comes to the rescue of the pretty Nancy Saunders who has a villainous uncle and an Indian agent who has the hots for her ( don't blame him!) and is in cahoots with the uncle - they run a counterfeit scheme, smuggling notes in potteries made by Saunders. Quite intriguing story line and enough things happening to keep one watching. Maybe a leetle mite slow, but overall a pleasant viewing with some decent action, though it's not loaded with it.
Whip Wilson has a bit of the "aw shucks" quality which is quite endearing and lends him a sagebrush authenticity around him. He comes across better than in the other western I had seen recently and has a certain charm like Roy Rogers. Here, in Arizona Territory, he comes to the rescue of the pretty Nancy Saunders who has a villainous uncle and an Indian agent who has the hots for her ( don't blame him!) and is in cahoots with the uncle - they run a counterfeit scheme, smuggling notes in potteries made by Saunders. Quite intriguing story line and enough things happening to keep one watching. Maybe a leetle mite slow, but overall a pleasant viewing with some decent action, though it's not loaded with it.