Rawhide

Year: 1938

Runtime: 58 mins

Language: English

Director: Ray Taylor

ActionWestern

In this comedic Western, a baseball legend teams with a singing cowboy to confront a corrupt cattle agency. Lawyer Larry Kimball seeks a rancher ally; he convinces Lou Gehrig, who has retired from baseball to become a rancher. Gehrig expects peace but joins Larry against Saunders' Cattlemen’s Protective Agency, leading to a chaotic showdown.

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