The Fugitive Sheriff

In The Fugitive Sheriff, Ken Marshall, portrayed by Ken Maynard, strives to clean up his community by running for sheriff against a corrupt candidate. After winning the election, he becomes a target for the villains who plot to frame him for murder. The film unfolds with Ken escaping from jail to pursue the true culprit and restore his reputation.

With a runtime of 58 minutes, this Western showcases the classic themes of justice and redemption. The film also features notable performances by Beth Marion, Walter Miller, and others. Collectors of Western films or those interested in early cinema will find this title an intriguing look at the genre during the 1930s, highlighting the struggles against corruption and the quest for truth in the Old West.