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Warner Bros., 1930. Directed by
Michael Curtiz. Camera: William Rees. With Frank Fay,
Raquel Torres,
Myrna
Loy, Armida, Noah Berry, George E. Stone, George Cooper, Fred Kohler,
Betty Boyd, Charles Sellon, Jack Curtis, Sam Appel, Tully Marshall. |
Don Carlos, a dashing Mexican adventurer, and his
guitar-strumming friends, Pedro and Philipe, ride into the Lazy Y
Ranch on the Texas border and become enamored of the beautiful
sisters Dolores and Raquella.
Gus Aldrich offers a reward for the
capture of rustlers who have been stealing his cattle, and the trio
embark on their mission; but Don Carlos dallies over a pretty girl
at an inn and runs into trouble with her bullfighting brother,
Antonio.
At the hacienda of Don Roberto, he encounters Lolita, who
tries to persuade him to kill Gonzales, her fiancée, whom she is
being forced to marry; but he escapes and, locating the stolen
cattle, drives them back to the ranch.
The Bad Man, Antonio, and
Gonzales arrive bent on vengeance. Don Carlos accepts the reward and
drives the adversaries into a food cooler; after evading the
clutches of the quarreling señoritas, Don Carlos kidnaps the
innkeeper's daughter and rides into Mexico.
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