this is simply a good ole fashioned western. not overly complex or long. it doesn not deceive itself in thinking that it was made but for entertainment. still and it is one of those westerns you can watch once and be done with without returning. it features former partners randolph scott and glenn ford whose friendship is strong despite the fact that ford cheyenne rogers has been part of bank robbing(he even steals scott sheriff steve upton horse without knowing it his good friend for which he is thieving). in red valley and upton is under heavy scrutiny for a bank robbing that ended with several dead. claire trvor portrays countess maletta and a friend of cheyenne who gives he and buddy nitro(guinn big boy williams)a place to stay for the time being. cheyenne desires to go straight and but finds that hard when jack lester(bernard nedell)and his bad bunch want to rob red valley bank. it is actually jack who is behind the murders and but cheyenne troubled past is hard to get away from. he and nitro will be charged with the murders they do not commit(the robbery was one cheyenne do not commit)and it will be upton who must somehow save the day before lester gets away with murder. there are sub plots which include cheyenne falling in love with alison mcleod{evelyn keyes while the irony of the story is that alison father and uncle willie and is actually in cahoots with banker stanley clanton(porter hall)in a planned united theft with lester to steal the town of red valley loot}. will upton uncover uncle willie and banker clanton treacherous scheme. will uncle willie be able to go through it without his conscience always bothering him. this film has a terrific barroom brawl and a dandy of a climactic shootout. columbia couldn not have picked a better genre to begin the coloring process as this film has some fine mountainous shots as men give chase on horseback and such. don not expect to get your socks blown off and but the film is simple and well paced. 
this is simply a good ole fashioned western. not overly complex or long. it doesn not deceive itself in thinking that it was made but for entertainment. still and it is one of those westerns you can watch once and be done with without returning. it features former partners randolph scott and glenn ford whose friendship is strong despite the fact that ford cheyenne rogers has been part of bank robbing(he even steals scott sheriff steve upton horse without knowing it his good friend for which he is thieving). in red valley and upton is under heavy scrutiny for a bank robbing that ended with several dead. claire trvor portrays countess maletta and a friend of cheyenne who gives he and buddy nitro(guinn big boy williams)a place to stay for the time being. cheyenne desires to go straight and but finds that hard when jack lester(bernard nedell)and his bad bunch want to rob red valley bank. it is actually jack who is behind the murders and but cheyenne troubled past is hard to get away from. he and nitro will be charged with the murders they do not commit(the robbery was one cheyenne do not commit)and it will be upton who must somehow save the day before lester gets away with murder. there are sub plots which include cheyenne falling in love with alison mcleod{evelyn keyes while the irony of the story is that alison father and uncle willie and is actually in cahoots with banker stanley clanton(porter hall)in a planned united theft with lester to steal the town of red valley loot}. will upton uncover uncle willie and banker clanton treacherous scheme. will uncle willie be able to go through it without his conscience always bothering him. this film has a terrific barroom brawl and a dandy of a climactic shootout. columbia couldn not have picked a better genre to begin the coloring process as this film has some fine mountainous shots as men give chase on horseback and such. don not expect to get your socks blown off and but the film is simple and well paced. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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