Blazing Justice (1936, B&W): Cowboy Ray Healy gets into a saloon brawl with three rustlers and overpowers two of them, earning a $5000 reward. The third rustler escapes and, continuing his life of crime, robs an elderly rancher. After the rustler switches horses with him, a lawman mistakes Healy for the thief. Ray has to do some fast talking to avoid jail time... and if he wants to consummate his relationship with the old rancher's beautiful daughter. Starring Bill Cody, Gertrude Messinger, Gordon Griffith, Milburn Morante, Budd Buster; directed by Al Herman.
Romance Rides The Range (1935, B&W): Barry Glendon (Fred Scott), a cowhand turned opera tenor, finishes a season in New York and heads west to vacation at his Bar Bee Ranch. During his absence, his neighbors the Allen brothers, a pair of crooks, posed as the owners of the Bar Bee and "sold" it to beautiful Carol. Barry doesn't have the heart to tell Carol she's been cheated, so he devises a plan to make the Allens pay for their deceit and to recover her money. Starring Fred Scott, Cliff Nazarro, Marion Shilling, "Buzz" Barton, Bob Kortman; directed by Harry Fraser.