Smoking Guns

The plot follows Ken Maynard as he is wrongly accused of murder and subsequently leaves the country. Three years later, he encounters Evans in the jungle and, upon Evans' death, assumes his identity to return home and clear his name.

As a Western from the early 1930s, Smoking Guns captures the spirit of the genre during a transformative time in cinema. The film features notable actors Ken Maynard and Gloria Shea, alongside a cast that includes Walter Miller and Harold Goodwin. Its themes of identity and justice resonate with classic Western narratives, making it a significant piece for genre enthusiasts.

Collectors will find this film available on DVD, providing an opportunity to own a piece of Western history. The presence of horses, particularly the white horse, adds to the visual charm typical of Westerns from this period.