O Espião da Fronteira

Frontier Days finds cowboy hero Bill Cody arriving in the local valley and getting involved with the troubles of a family named Wilson. For reasons not disclosed the villain who is banker Wheeler Oakman wants their property real bad. Oakman is of the Snidely Whiplash tradition of villainy, he's the obvious bad guy from the beginning.

Oakman goes so far as to trick Lafe McKee into signing a note and then having him killed while McKee was riding shotgun on a payroll run for Wells Fargo. Then he calls the note in and the rest of the Wilson family, Ada Ince, Franklyn Farnum, and the star's son Bill Cody, Jr. are to be dispossessed. Worse than that, they think that Cody is the villainous mastermind. Cody's reputation as the Pinto Kid doesn't help much either.

Star Cody got his son in this film and young Cody, Jr. had a brief run as a child star. His best known film is playing Nelson Eddy as a child in Girl Of The Golden West.

Too many holes in this story make Frontier Days not a good western.