Six-Shooter Justice

The plot follows John Gregg and his daughter Mary as they travel to Burro Springs, a mining town, but lose their way and end up in the dilapidated town of Jawbone. Here, they encounter Mike Hernandez, a charming yet unscrupulous man, and "Cheyenne" Harry, a homely good man who becomes infatuated with Mary. Misunderstandings about character lead to tension as Mary is drawn to Mike, despite his true nature.

The film's narrative explores themes of deception and moral ambiguity against the backdrop of the classic Western genre. As a piece of early cinema, it captures the essence of the era and the conventions of Western storytelling, making it a noteworthy entry for collectors interested in lost films and silent era cinema. With its unique storyline and historical significance, "Six-Shooter Justice" appeals to those looking to understand the evolution of Westerns and early filmmaking.