A better-than-average Randy Scott Western gets a lift from old-hand Vidor. Ford's an outlaw trying to go straight after visiting his old friend Scott, now a lawman, and falling in love with a local gal. When the town's bank is robbed, the townspeople know who to suspect. The outlaw and the lawman ride together to bring the real bandits to justice.

Released theatrically in New York City May 12, 1943.

Color by Technicolor.

Additional cast: Ethan Laidlaw (Cass); Charles Whittaker (Tolliver); and Edward Pawley (Blackie).

Columbia's first color film.

Set in 1863.

DVD Features:

Region (unknown)
Keep Case
Full Frame - 1.33
Audio:
Mono - English
Subtitles - English - Closed Captioning
Subtitles - Japanese - Optional

Randolph Scott: American Actor, 1930s-'40s Westerns
Glenn Ford: Canadian Actor/In USA
Claire Trevor: American Actress, STAGECOACH (1939)
Evelyn Keyes: Supporting Actress/"Gwtw"
Edgar Buchanan: American Character Actor
Raymond Walburn: American Comic Actor
Guinn "Big Boy" Williams: 
Porter Hall: American Actor/30s-50s
Joan Woodbury: American Actress
Bernard Nedell: Star, ALBUQUERQUE

Charles Vidor: Director/Screenwriter/Editor

Harry Joe Brown: American Producer/Director

Robert Carson: Writer\'30s-'60s

Morris Stoloff: Music Director/Conductor

Gene Havlick: American Editor

"...Fast and fairly entertaining..."