IN Arizona?

It's just a dream. This movie starring Tim McCoy is a very good example of 1930's westerns. Costarring John Wayne, McCoy is mistaken for a "missing" rancher. The lawlessness of the second largest rancher has contaminated the town, and McCoy and Wayne (with a little help from some friends) clean it up. Walter Brennan is also in this movie and he look and sound the same as he did in the 1960's.

Thank you Sony for doing it right

I have bought dozens of these B Westerns that had John Wayne in them. Most are little more than bad tape transfers.
This one shines above them so much there is no possible comparison. I don't know how it has survived since it's release on July 8, 1932. but it has faired better the the Range Feud, again by Columbia Pictures that was released a few months eariler.
No matter if it's McCoy or Wayne, this is a keeper.

Sagebrush Martin Guerre

Forget about the arty qualities of the original Retour de Martin Guerre or the saccharine American remake (the insufferable Sommersby), this 1932 Tim McCoy B-Western, barely an hour long, tells basically the same story better: a lonesome cowboy walks into a strange town and is mistaken for a ranch owner that dissapeared or thought to be dead years back. The transfer copy is unbelievable: unblemished and pristine. A rare find.