Saddle Tramp

Year: 1950

Runtime: 76 mins

Language: English

Director: Hugo Fregonese

Western

Chuck Connor, a carefree drifter heading west, visits an old friend and his four children. After the man dies in a riding accident, Chuck takes charge of the kids and finds work on a ranch, hiding them from a boss who despises kids. Tensions rise with a neighboring ranch, and a runaway girl fleeing her uncle joins them, leaving Chuck overwhelmed.

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