BELLS OF SAN ANGELO

Cinemavixion Review

William Witney's "Bells of San Angelo" (1947) offers a classic Republic Pictures Western adventure, starring the inimitable Roy Rogers and his faithful steed Trigger, alongside the ever-charming Dale Evans. Set against the backdrop of the Mexican border, the film weaves a tale of intrigue involving smugglers and a hidden silver mine. While the plot summary provided by the local data is concise, the external data elaborates on the narrative, detailing Gridley's smuggling operation and Rogers' efforts to thwart it, even involving a rescue mission. The film, though perhaps not a critical darling, captures the spirit of its era with its blend of action and musical elements, characteristic of Rogers' popular oaters. With a runtime of 78 minutes, "Bells of San Angelo" delivers a straightforward, entertaining Western experience for fans of the genre and its iconic stars.