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When Hayes' gang kill Jim Carter, Dodie Cameron finds his money and hides it. Failing to find the money and seeing Dodie Cameron nearby, the gang chases her only to be run off by Steve Randall.

When they kidnap her to get her to talk, Steve breaks that up. But just as Steve is then recovering the money she hid, he is captured and arrested for the murder.

A fairly decent Starrett western, though a little confusing in places - it's quite action-packed and features a judge as a villain. Villainous regular Dick Curtis appears and gets shot by the judge and Starrett is framed -

Jim Endicott (Charles Starrett) has organized the ranchers into building a spur rail line so they can ship their cattle and avoid the rustlers.

Faro Jack (Norman Willis) gets banker Potter to lend them the money and then plans to sabotage the project so he and Potter can take over all the ranches in the valley.

But Jim has dealt with Faro before and he plans to see the line completed...

Charles Starrett straps on his gun in another formulaic shoot 'em up with a busy plot and decent action, but the villain having a brother who is innocent and used for his own ends is interesting -Can Starrett prevent the kid from getting involved?

Steve Beaumont, an operative for the Cattleman's Protective Association, is assigned the difficult task of breaking up a murderous gang of rustlers led by Ed Brock and Strang.

He starts by taking Sheriff Webb, Judge Baxter, and rancher Ann Houston into his confidence, telling them that he plans to work his way into the rustler stronghold and confidence by "turning rustler" himself.

Charles Starrett goes undercover as a rustler in another lively Columbia B-western which races along with a busy plot, interspersed with some fine rambunctious fisticuffs and gun play - not totally packed with action but still fun. The court room in the saloon scene was amusing. Starrett shows his comedic side. Lorna Gray is quite fetching as the heroine- what a cutie!