20 Mule Team

Year: 1940

Runtime: 84 mins

Language: English

Director: Richard Thorpe

Western

In 1892 Death Valley, dwindling borax yields threaten a mining company. Skinner ‘Bill’ Bragg carries a pouch of borax from a dead prospector. Stag Roper wants to locate the claim to profit and partner, but he intends to keep the wealth. He courts Jean Johnson, angering her mother Josie, who calls him a scalawag, sparking trouble in Furnace Flat.

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