Boothill Brigade

Other reviewers must have seen a different movie. Except for some mis-firing "comedy" by Horace Murphy, and except for the generic title, which does actually have a reference in the dialogue, "Boothill Brigade" is another good Johnny Mack Brown B Western.

Olmstead's stories usually hold up well, even after 80-plus years, and George Plympton's script adaptions are generally impressive.

This low-budget company usually produces enjoyable movies with good scripts and good production values, especially considering the budgets. And "Boothill Brigade" is no exception.

Despite the carping from other reviewers about the land-grabbing premise, this one is handled differently, and well.

Among the glories of these films are the number and variety of characters with speaking parts. These characters are mostly played by more-than-competent veterans who make their roles and the story come alive and seem plausible.

No, it's not perfect, but it's darn good and I highly recommend "Boothill Brigade," of which there is good enough print at YouTube.