Texas Trail (1937)

Set against the tumultuous backdrop of the Spanish-American War, the narrative of "Texas Trail" (1937) ignites as the U.S. Army finds itself in desperate need of 500 sturdy horses. The task falls on the broad shoulders of the rugged Hopalong Cassidy and his loyal Bar-20 comrades, who are sent into the wild heartland of America to round up the wild horses. The plot thickens as Cassidy and his men face not only the harsh elements and the stampeding fury of wild stallions but also the treachery of humans. As they are on the brink of completing their patriotic mission, the cunning Carson makes his move. In a devious ploy, he infiltrates the herd with ten of his own branded horses, turning the scenario on its head. The whip of betrayal cracks as Carson and his band of outlaws arrest Cassidy and his crew on false rustling charges. With a sinister plot to hang the innocent men and sell the horses for their own profit, the renegades cast a gloomy shadow over the mission's success. "Texas Trail" is a thrilling ride that weaves the raw spirit of the Wild West with the sinister intrigue of human greed, testing the mettle of the brave Cassidy and his friends. Will they outwit their adversaries and deliver the horses in time, or will they fall victim to the ruthless hangman's noose? The stakes have never been higher in this riveting tale of courage and deception.

Texas Trail is a western movie featuring Judith Allen and directed by David Selman.

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