As a novice banker, Dan Brady seeks to assist ranchers struggling under severe drought conditions. Noting the bank's effectiveness in helping the ranchers, but not his own ambitious plans, Harry Dorn wants to get rid of Brady. Now comes Jack Hammond to win a gunfight with Brady and be acquitted of murder. The ensuing run on the bank then threatens to bring financial disaster to the community, unless Rocky Cameron can timely deliver a cash infusion to the bank and overcome the efforts of Dorn's gang to stop him. Note that the early appearance of the Lone Rider showed Rocky wearing a black eye mask and riding a white horse, trademarks of the Lone Ranger. With this diverse subject matter, this film is worth consideration for viewing.
Review of Wolves of the Range
