The Desert Trail

Year: 1935

Runtime: 54 mins

Language: English

Director: Lewis D. Collins

ActionWestern

Rodeo champion John Scott and his gambling companion Kansas Charlie find themselves falsely charged with an armed robbery. Determined to clear their names, the duo slips out of town and races toward Poker City, where they chase the real culprits and confront danger on the trail.

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