much more to gain from her father's death than he did. Ann believes him and gives him her father's coat. Tom heads into town and finds Mathews, who is the only witness who can prove his innocence. Brand sees them talking and kidnaps Mathews outside of town and take him to a shack, where they instruct him to sign a document that would undermine Tom's alibi. Meanwhile, Tom discovers Mathews' abandoned car, locates the shack, and frees the medicine salesman. After Tom returns to the Gelbert ranch, he and Ann see Brand approaching. Ann urges Tom to stay hidden while she gets rid of Brand. In the house, Tom gets the draw on Brand and the three wait for Mathews to arrive. When he shows up he provides Tim with a clear alibi. Using his skills as a ventriloquist, Mathews throws his voice and pretends to be the dead Gelbert, unsettling Brand to the point where he confesses to the murder. Just then Brand's men arrive and during the ensuing fight, Ann and Mathews manage to escape. Tom also escapes with Brand and his men in hot pursuit. Along the trail, Tom doubles back and captures Brand and his men. When Ann arrives, she offers Tom the foreman position at her ranch and he accepts. Cast Tom Tyler as Tom Rayburn Jeanne Martel as Ann Gelbert Howard Bryant as Pete Slim Whitaker as Sheriff Theodore Lorch as Jeremiah Mathews Forrest Taylor as Jess Brand Marjorie Beebe as Mrs. Barnes Lafe McKee as Hank Gelbert Roger Williams as Slim References External links Review of film at Variety 1937 films 1937 Western (genre) films American Western (genre) films American black-and-white films 1930s English-language films 1930s American films