Trail Dust

Year: 1936

Runtime: 77 mins

Language: English

Director: Nate Watt

Western

Hopalong Cassidy rallies his loyal companions—Johnny and Windy for a daring cattle drive across the parched plains, hoping to bring water and supplies to a drought‑stricken region in the North. As they brave harsh weather and treacherous terrain, a ruthless gang tries to stop them, threatening the starving country.

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