Wild Horse

Year: 1931

Runtime: 77 mins

Language: English

Directors: Richard Thorpe, Sidney Algier

Western

Ben Hall puts a $1,000 bounty on the feral Devil Horse, which Jim Wright and his partner Skeeter manage to capture. While Jim is away, rival Gil Davis murders Skeeter and steals the horse. The sheriff, unaware of the true culprit, arrests Jim for Skeeter’s murder, not knowing an outlaw saw the killing.

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