Ghost Town

In Ghost Town, an old miner is ambushed by outlaws who are after the $10,000 he carries to fund a new mining operation. The plot thickens when a cowboy intervenes but finds himself blamed for the attack. This narrative is a staple of Westerns, showcasing themes of loyalty and justice.

The film stars notable actors such as Harry Carey, David Sharpe, and Ruth Findlay, each contributing to the Western tradition of rugged characters and moral dilemmas. As a product of its time, Ghost Town captures the essence of 1930s Westerns, making it a point of interest for collectors focused on this genre. William Berke Productions Inc. brings the story to life with a distinct style typical of the era.