 One of a series of three B-westerns, known as The Rough Ridin  Kids series, made by Republic under the mistaken impression that kids wanted to see westerns with kids as the leads. There are also those who believe this series was made in order for company president Herbert J. Yates to give his brother-in-law Rudy Ralston something to do beyond being the brother of Mrs. Herbert J. Yates (Vera Ralston). This one has Sheriff Tom White (James Bell) and his insipid deputy Jim Brown (John Baer) dispatching outlaw Scar Willard (Stuart Randall) and capturing his brother Pete Willard (Roy Barcroft) and also his young foster daughter Judy (Eilene Jannsen). Pete is thrown in jail and Judy is nursed back to health by Jane Rowan (Hazel Shaw) and taught respect for law and order by the sheriff s grandson Red (Michael Chapin). Enter, in one heck of a come-down from M-G-M days, Lucille Barkley (as gang moll Clara Drummond) who breaks Pete out of jail, and they kidnap Judy, as she is the only one who knows where Scar hid the robbery loot.