Outlaws of Stampede Pass

The story follows Tom Evans, the nephew of U.S. Marshal Sandy Hopkins, as he navigates a treacherous situation in Yucca City. After losing money in a rigged card game run by the local antagonist, Ben Crowley, Tom finds himself in peril when his cattle are rustled. U.S. Marshal "Nevada Jack" McKenzie, portrayed by Johnny Mack Brown, works undercover to expose the corruption while trying to protect Tom from Crowley's henchmen.

With a cast that includes Raymond Hatton, Ellen Hall, and Harry Woods, this film encapsulates the classic themes of the Western genre: law versus lawlessness, personal courage, and the fight for justice. Collectors will appreciate the film's focus on U.S. Marshals, a recurring element in Westerns that adds depth to the narrative and character interactions. While the film may not be the most well-known title, its historical context within the Western genre makes it a worthy addition for enthusiasts of this era.