Silver Spurs

Trying to break his own record, Roy is framed twice in this movie. Of course, Roy was always easy to frame―wrong place, wrong time, the perfect patsy. It doesn’t help that he’s up against a mastermind criminal (John Carradine as Lucky Miller), who wants anything/everything that isn’t his and he’s not afraid to kill to get it. The plan is to get a rich dope married so Lucky Miller can make a deal with his widow, and then kill her. But Roy keeps getting in his way…the best-laid plans of rats and stinkers often go awry when Rogers is around.This is another very basic, by-the-numbers Roy Rogers movie, typical, with absolutely no surprises, but plenty of music.

This movie is a very exciting adventure. Roy is the foremen at a ranch. Jerry Johnson, the owner of the ranch, is rowdy and is under the influence of Lucky Miller. Miller wants to have the ranch, but the will left by Jerry's father states that Jerry himself cant sell it. Miller solves this problem by suggesting that Jerry marry a "mail order bride". He will then murder Jerry and get the widow to sell him the ranch. This is where all of the romance begins. I will leave you hanging at that point. The movie is full of action and lots of climatic stunts done by Trigger. It also has some humor in it provided by Frog Millhouse (Smiley Burnette). Enjoy and have fun!

Roy Rogers is falsely accused by a stubborn, bullheaded, and uninformed Sheriff. Not an unusual plot for Rogers. Results? Both predictable and typical.So this is a typical Roy Rogers movie in many respects. Which means it is better than virtually anything that has been put out by Hollywood since about 1995 or so. Five stars.

I love Roy Rogers and was delighted to find this on my Prime account. These old westerns, while predictable, are very entertaining. Movie is just the right length for my treadmill workout, 56 minutes. Also like the lack of profanity and crudity so popular in 'modern' movies.

Like looking back in time with Roy and Dale

Love Roy and the gang--grew up with them and looks like I will grow old with them too

As a newby to Roy Rogers I can't get enough of his movies. This was a must for my collection.

This movie is one to watch. Enjoy!