last gang member to pass, just as the Sheriff arrives with a posse. Black goes in the cabin, knocks Tom down, shoves Clara aside, grabs Nina, shoots Tom (apparently dead), and jumps out the window with Nina. With the gang occupied in a shoot-out with the Sheriff's posse, Morrell rushes in the cabin and follows Black on horseback as the Sheriff and posse arrest the gang. As Black makes his escape, his horse falls (apparently with both Nina and he on top, but it is painfully obvious there is no girl actually there), and Black jumps back on (again, with no girl anywhere to be seen!) and rides off as Morrell pursues. Soon thereafter, Black jumps off a cliff with his horse and Nina into a small lake, and Morrell leaps after them, sans horse. Morrell and Black fight under the water while Nina (she is really back now!) struggles out with the horse. Bubbles emerge at the surface, followed by Morrell, who swims to Nina and hugs her as bubbles pop up from the spot where Black was, his last gasp. In a final comical scene typical of B-movies of the era, Matt and Nina giggle in fits as they peek in on Morrell and Clara stealing some smooches. Cast John Wayne as Chris Morrell Sheila Terry as Clara Moore Shirley Jean Rickert as Nina (credited as Shirley Jane Rickert) Jack Rockwell as Vic Byrd Yakima Canutt as Sam Black Harry L. Fraser as henchman in the brush (credited as Weston Edwards) Jay Wilsey as Jim Moore (credited as Buffalo Bill Jr.) Philip Kieffer as Jameson Hodges (credited as Phil Keefer) Earl Dwire as Tom George "Gabby" Hayes as Matt Downing (uncredited) See also John Wayne filmography Yakima Canutt filmography References External links 1934 films American black-and-white films 1930s English-language films Films directed by Harry L. Fraser 1934 Western (genre) films Monogram Pictures films American Western (genre) films 1930s American films