Gun Law (1933)

Directors

Lewis D. Collins

The story

Sonora Kid, who is riding with his buddies Tony Andrews and Black Jack, decides to change his evil ways once Tony decides to go back to his hometown where he wants to meet his sick, blind mother. However, Sonora robs the local banker before leaving the town to help save the owner of the café from getting evicted, and this results into Tony getting injured and committing suicide instead of causing troubles to his friends. Sonora arrives at the Andrews ranch along with Black Jack where they let Mrs.

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