Hair-Trigger Casey

Starting with stirring music -- maybe the best part of the movie -- by Lee Zahler, a terribly under-rated music director in Hollywood, "Hair-Trigger Casey" jumps right into action.

Jack Perrin and Snowflake (really a good actor, but usually cast in this cardboard characterization) and Dennis, sometimes Denny, Moore, who is billed as Denny Meadows, are introduced immediately, and you know this movie is gonna MOVE.

"You just get back from one war and start trainin' for another," are the prophetic words from Snowflake as the Harry L. Fraser story gets started on a topic that is still timely, 80 years later.

Besides a good story, there is an excellent cast. Phil Dunham as Abner is a stand-out, and Wally Wales, known here by his later name of Hal Taliaferro, shows he was not only a great cowboy, but an actor.

All up and down the cast list are familiar and admired performers, and I highly recommend "Hair-Trigger Casey," which can be found at YouTube.