
The Liberal Kansas area is in trouble. The town is without a Marshal and the nearby farmers are unable to grow crops due to the summer drought and trail riders that run cattle over their land. Bat Masterson arrives to bring law and order and his Deputy accidently finds a variety of wheat that will withstand the drought. But the farmers are giving up and leaving and Bat must convince tham to stay. He wants them to continue farming and also help round up the local gang of outla... (Full plot summary below)
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The Liberal Kansas area is in trouble. The town is without a Marshal and the nearby farmers are unable to grow crops due to the summer drought and trail riders that run cattle over their land. Bat Masterson arrives to bring law and order and his Deputy accidently finds a variety of wheat that will withstand the drought. But the farmers are giving up and leaving and Bat must convince tham to stay. He wants them to continue farming and also help round up the local gang of outlaws.
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| User ReviewGreg WThursday, November 25, 2010 (1947) Trail Street WESTERN Always in good guy roles Randolph Scott as Batt Masterson coming into the film 20 minutes into town to settle dispute between some crooked cattleman and honest farmers in old American Kansas! Although they're other films that have similar plots such as this one, and as an older b/w film, this one has a great build up, no gullible characters but does consist of some predictability with the good guys winning at the end! Robert Ryan also stars! 3 out of 4 |
| User ReviewAllan CCorny ranchers vs. farmers western. Randolph Scott lays Bat Masterson, who's the new sheriff of Liberal, Kansas. Anne Jeffreys plays the love interest, Robert Ryan an uncharacteristic nice guy and George "Gabby'' Hayes plays, what else, a cantankerous old man. |