Song of the Gringo

Year: 1936

Runtime: 62 mins

Language: English

Director: John P. McCarthy

WesternAction

The West’s own singing cowboy, alongside his trusty horse White Flash, makes his film debut as Ritter is dispatched to investigate a string of miner murders and the seizure of their mines. He discovers Evans is behind the crimes; after Tex infiltrates the gang, he is ordered to kill two more miners. When Esteban is slain, Tex is accused of all three murders and faces trial.

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