West of Tombstone

In West of Tombstone, a community grapples with the legacy of Billy the Kid after a stagecoach robbery ignites old tales. The deputy marshal, convinced of the Kid's death, discovers an empty grave, prompting him to delve into the mystery of a masked rider attacking him. As he uncovers the identity of the rider, a prominent local businessman emerges as a key figure in this unfolding drama.

The film runs for 59 minutes and showcases a cast that includes Charles Starrett, Russell Hayden, and Cliff Edwards. It presents a classic take on Western themes, with lawmen, outlaws, and the pursuit of justice woven into its narrative. For collectors, this title represents a slice of early 1940s Western cinema, reflecting the genre's enduring appeal during that era.