The Fourth Horseman

In The Fourth Horseman, Benjamin R. Jones retires from train robbing and takes control of the ghost town of Stillwell, unaware that the property belongs to Molly O'Rourke. Tom Mason, a horse wrangler, suspects Jones and seeks to expose him as a crook. As Molly becomes entangled in Jones' scheme, lawlessness begins to loom over the town. The plot thickens when it is revealed that Molly owes back taxes, complicating her situation and making her property vulnerable to Jones' takeover.

This film captures the essence of the Western genre in the early 1930s, showcasing themes of crime, property disputes, and moral dilemmas. For collectors, The Fourth Horseman offers a glimpse into the era's storytelling and the performances of iconic actors like Tom Mix and Margaret Lindsay. The film's historical context, combined with its narrative of conflict and resolution, makes it a notable entry in the Western canon.