Riders of the Range

The plot centers around the increasing number of cattle raids that lead the cattlemen to enlist the help of their association president, Martin Lethbridge. As tensions rise, sheep ranchers, led by Gregg Randall, suspect the cattlemen of being responsible for losses in their herds. Lethbridge finds himself entwined in a romantic relationship with Randall's daughter, Dolly, while uncovering the true source of the conflict.

Riders of the Range reflects the classic Western genre, emphasizing the struggles and rivalries that define this era in American cinema. The film's narrative is driven by themes of love, betrayal, and the harsh realities faced by ranchers. Collectors of silent films and Westerns will find this title to be a notable representation of the genre in the early 20th century.