The Showdown

Year: 1940

Runtime: 65 mins

Language: English

Director: Howard Bretherton

Western

Hoppy is on the loose, taking on a scheme that seems impossible from the start. The nefarious European baron Baron Bendor rallies local townsmen to steal horses for his own profit. Together with his faithful companions Lucky and Speedy, Hoppy races to uncover the thieves, outwit the villains, and return the stolen horses to their rightful owners.

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