Cowpunchers Dave and Chito are competing in a Tucson rodeo when they receive a telegram from an old friend. He has struck gold but a gang are trying to jump his mining claim. The duo leave Arizona for Colorado to help their friend out of trouble.
Rider from Tucson is another standard yet entertaining Tim Holt western with the right amount of gun smoke, fights, and drama. Its plot is diverting enough, but what makes this interesting are the villains who are husband and wife, John Avery (Robert Shayne) and Gypsy Avery (Veda Ann Borg), but it's Gypsy who wears the trousers in that marriage, controlling her husband with an iron mouth; Veda Ann Borg is great in her role, greedy, ambitious and cold. She berates her husband, calling him a coward. The monolithic landscapes is stunning and the finale is quite tense.
Rider from Tucson is another standard yet entertaining Tim Holt western with the right amount of gun smoke, fights, and drama. Its plot is diverting enough, but what makes this interesting are the villains who are husband and wife, John Avery (Robert Shayne) and Gypsy Avery (Veda Ann Borg), but it's Gypsy who wears the trousers in that marriage, controlling her husband with an iron mouth; Veda Ann Borg is great in her role, greedy, ambitious and cold. She berates her husband, calling him a coward. The monolithic landscapes is stunning and the finale is quite tense.