King Fisher's Roost

The story follows Barr Messenger, who escapes to Mexico after being framed for a crime. His love interest, Betty Brownlee, disappears amidst a theft of $10,000 from her workplace and is believed to be involved in the crime. In Mexico, Barr discovers Betty working in a saloon for a notorious gang member, Red McGee, who is associated with the Kingfish gang led by Bull Keeler.

This film features a cast that includes Neal Hart, Yvette Mitchell, William Quinn, and several others, showcasing the talent of the era. As a Western, it embodies themes of justice, romance, and betrayal, appealing to fans of the genre and collectors of silent films. The 1921 release also represents an important period in early cinema, making it a notable title for those interested in the evolution of film.