Shooting Straight

In Shooting Straight, a gambler on the run for murder adopts the disguise of a clergyman. This plot twist adds layers of tension and drama, characteristic of the films from this period. The film runs for 70 minutes and showcases the early 20th-century cinematic style.

The film stars Richard Dix, alongside Mary Lawlor and James Neill, among others. Collectors of pre-code cinema will find this film notable for its themes and the performances by its cast. As a product of RKO Radio Pictures, it represents the studio's contributions to the crime drama genre during this era.

Shooting Straight is available on DVD, offering collectors a chance to own a piece of early film history. The film's exploration of gambling and identity continues to resonate, making it a relevant title for those interested in the evolution of storytelling in cinema.