Straight Shooting

The plot centers on cattleman Flint, who cuts off the water supply to farmer Sims. The tension escalates when Sims' son, Ted, is killed by one of Flint's men while seeking water. Cheyenne, initially sent to eliminate Sims, finds the family mourning at the grave and decides to switch allegiances.

Starring Harry Carey, Duke R. Lee, and a notable cast including George Berrell and Hoot Gibson, Straight Shooting encapsulates the struggles and moral dilemmas faced by frontier families. The film reflects the classic Western genre's themes of justice and revenge, appealing to collectors interested in early cinema and the evolution of storytelling in film history. As a piece from the Universal Film Manufacturing Company, it represents the type of narrative and character-driven plots that shaped the Western genre.