“Sheriff of Tombstone” is a Western film from 1941, directed by Joseph Kane and starring Roy Rogers, George “Gabby” Hayes, and Elyse Knox.
The film follows the story of Roy Rogers (played by himself), a lawman who is called in to help the people of Tombstone, Arizona, after their sheriff is killed by a gang of outlaws led by a man named Sam Drummond (played by Harry Woods). The outlaws are terrorizing the town and extorting money from the local businesses.
As Roy investigates the situation, he meets a woman named Julie (played by Elyse Knox), who runs a local hotel and is being targeted by Drummond and his gang. Roy and Julie quickly fall in love, but their relationship is complicated by the danger that surrounds them.
With the help of his trusty sidekick Gabby (played by George “Gabby” Hayes), Roy devises a plan to take down Drummond and his gang. The film features plenty of action-packed scenes, including shootouts and horseback chases, as well as musical performances by Roy.
Ultimately, Roy is able to bring Drummond and his gang to justice and restore order to Tombstone. The film ends with Roy and Julie sharing a romantic moment and looking forward to a brighter future.
“Sheriff of Tombstone” is a classic Western film that showcases the genre’s familiar themes of justice, loyalty, and romance. The film also features the iconic singing cowboy Roy Rogers, who was one of the most popular Western actors of his time.
Directors:
Joseph Kane
Writer:
James Webb, Olive Cooper
Stars:
Roy Rogers, George ‘Gabby’ Hayes, Elyse Knox
