The Upland Rider

The Upland Rider revolves around John Graham and Ross Cheswick, who are in a fierce battle for dominance. The film highlights themes of integrity and competition, culminating in a race where Dan and his bronco Tarzan emerge victorious. The prize for their triumph is the affection of Graham's daughter, Sally.

As a silent film from the late 1920s, The Upland Rider captures the essence of the Western genre during this era. It features notable performances from Ken Maynard and Ena Gregory among its cast. The film is produced by First National Pictures, a significant studio during the silent film period, making it a noteworthy piece for collectors interested in early cinema.