Bells of San Angelo (1947)

In the sun-scorched wilderness of Southwest Texas, a tale of intrigue and adventure unfurls as Border Patrolman Roy Rogers is dispatched to the enigmatic Rancho San Angelo, nestled along the Mexican border. His mission: to unravel the shroud of mystery enshrouding this seemingly tranquil ranch. With the aid of the stalwart local sheriff, Cookie Bullfincher, and the spirited Lee Madison, a western pulp magazine writer scouring the plains for thrilling tales, Roy embarks on a journey that will challenge his courage and test his wits. As the narrative emerges from the shadows, it becomes evident that Rancho San Angelo masks a nefarious operation. Beneath its rustic façade, it serves as a conduit for smuggling silver from an old Mexican mine across the border, orchestrated by the cunning "Red" Gridley. His seemingly worthless mine hides a secret passage leading to a bounty of silver, a scheme that Roy suspects and is determined to expose. The plot thickens when Lee Madison, sent by Roy for reinforcements, is ensnared in Gridley's web of deceit. Now, the stakes are higher than ever as Roy must not only disentangle the silver smuggling operation but also rescue Madison. However, Trigger, Roy's trusty steed, brings unexpected aid leading to an intense confrontation with Gridley's henchmen. "Bells of San Angelo" is a riveting journey teeming with suspense, danger, and unexpected alliances, culminating in a surprise that awaits the resilient Sheriff Cookie. This captivating tale of frontier justice is a testament to the indomitable spirit of the wild west, where every sunset paints a story of courage and determination.

Bells of San Angelo is an action movie featuring Roy Rogers and directed by William Witney.

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