Director Lee Sholem has what amounts to a craze for closing a scene with a meaningless shot. It becomes quite fascinating.

Plenty of violent gunplay, fast movement and a sensationally-gowned Miss O'Hara provide the excitement in the Leonard Goldstein production, as set up in the script by Polly James and Herb Meadow.

Mild Western has good characters and an admirable interest in non-violent solutions to conflict.

This is the old, old story or the cattle baron versus the small settlers. But the film is lifted above the average Western by a new twist.