A band of fierce rustlers is ravaging the region of Las Cruces. Appears an outsider who saves the ranch owner "The Spur" of being kidnapped by members of the band. Thankfully, he was appointed foreman, and his daughter is in love with him. But things are not what they seem and there are murky intrigues in the background.
Ramón Torrado
Director
Edmund Purdom
Tom Jameson / Jim James
Frank Latimore
Ladd / Lance Thompson
Fernando Sancho
Sancho / Pancho
María Silva
Mary Thompson
Luis Induni
Thompson
Santiago Rivero
George Taylor, Saloon Owner
Laura Granados
Katherin / Kathrin
Tomás Blanco
Colonel
Xan das Bolas
Pedro, the Mexican
Álvaro de Luna
Henchman
Francisco Sanz
Federal Agent
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A summary of the films featured in this annual event taking place in Westchester.
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