The cast just stand about talking for most of this lethargic Hopalong Cassidy western which even feels studio-bound outdoors.
It's distinguishing features are the fanciful plot device alluded to in my heading, the fact that for once the heroine's father died of natural causes before the bad guys get a chance to kill him. And that one of the bad guys is played by a young Bob Mitchum, roughly handled by Hopalong as a lesson in manners.
It's distinguishing features are the fanciful plot device alluded to in my heading, the fact that for once the heroine's father died of natural causes before the bad guys get a chance to kill him. And that one of the bad guys is played by a young Bob Mitchum, roughly handled by Hopalong as a lesson in manners.