The Coming of the Law

Set in Dry Bottom, New Mexico, The Coming of the Law follows Kent Hollis as he navigates his father's affairs after his death. Hollis finds the town under the control of the notorious "Big Bill" Dunlavey and chooses to stay at his father's ranch amidst the turmoil.

This film captures the essence of the Western genre, showcasing the struggles of individuals against oppressive forces. With its release in 1919, it offers a glimpse into the early days of Western cinema and the storytelling techniques of that era. Collectors of classic Westerns or early film history will find this title significant for its portrayal of themes such as lawlessness and personal duty.