Six cavalrymen, led by strong Broderick Crawford, survive a devastating Indian raid on a plains town...
After a hundred-mile desert hard journey, they are joined by a collection of stranded stagecoach passengers, a wandering group of different types in the true John Ford-derivative tradition, ranging from heroine Barbara Hale to a murder suspect and an Indian lad (Johnny Stewart).
Almost needless to say, the reserve cavalry arrive just before it is too late, to save laconic Crawford and his contingent from a redskin massacre...
Barbara Hale appears properly harried yet brave, but she has little duty to perform in this conventional B-film helped a little by color photography but spoiled by boring dialog...
After a hundred-mile desert hard journey, they are joined by a collection of stranded stagecoach passengers, a wandering group of different types in the true John Ford-derivative tradition, ranging from heroine Barbara Hale to a murder suspect and an Indian lad (Johnny Stewart).
Almost needless to say, the reserve cavalry arrive just before it is too late, to save laconic Crawford and his contingent from a redskin massacre...
Barbara Hale appears properly harried yet brave, but she has little duty to perform in this conventional B-film helped a little by color photography but spoiled by boring dialog...