Headin' Westward

The story follows Mary Benson, who is concerned about her father being affected by cattle rustling. She investigates the situation in a remote cattle town, where she meets drifters Oklahoma Adams and Sneezer Clark. The two men accompany her back to Arizona, taking jobs on the Benson ranch, only to uncover that the ranch foreman is behind the rustling and a robbery at a rodeo box office.

With its classic Western themes and silent film style, Headin' Westward offers a glimpse into the genre's early storytelling. The film features a cast including Bob Custer and Mary Maybery, who contribute to the narrative's tension and drama. Collectors of Western films from the silent era will find this title a significant representation of the period's filmmaking and storytelling techniques.