In Old Cheyenne

In Old Cheyenne follows the story of Jim, also known as Cheyenne, played by Rex Lease. He is a cowhand who seeks to clear the name of a wild stallion named Starlight, accused of being involved in horse rustling orchestrated by a crooked foreman, Clyde Winslow, portrayed by Harry Woods. The film features a cast that includes Dorothy Gulliver as Helen Sutter, the daughter of ranch owner Frank Sutter, played by Jay Hunt.

This film is significant within the Western genre of the early 1930s. Its narrative revolves around themes of honesty and integrity against a backdrop of deception in the ranching world. The remakes of In Old Cheyenne reflect its enduring appeal and the stories that resonated with audiences of that era. For collectors, this film represents a piece of the early Western film tradition, showcasing the evolution of storytelling in this genre over the years.