Swing, Cowboy, Swing

In this obscure entry of the musical Western cycle, Cal Shrum and his band are warned against performing at a theater in Big Bend. Despite the warning from his brother Walt Shrum and the Colorado Hillbillies, Cal and the Rhythm Rangers go ahead with their plans, leading to a confrontation with a masked shooter.

The film features a mix of action and comedy, highlighted by the presence of Max Terhune, a stranded vaudeville performer, and his ventriloquist dummy Elmer. Together, they assist Cal in uncovering the identity of the mystery shooter, played by Frank Ellis. Swing, Cowboy, Swing reflects the unique crossover of Westerns and musical performances typical of its era, making it a notable piece for genre enthusiasts.