BROADWAY TO CHEYENNE

Cinemavixion Review

"Broadway to Cheyenne" is a gritty 1932 Western that plunges big-city corruption into the heart of the American West. Directed by Harry L. Fraser, the film stars Rex Bell as a detective who, after a violent encounter in New York, seeks refuge on his father's Wyoming ranch, only to find himself confronting the same criminal element he tried to escape. Marceline Day and Matthew Betz offer solid support as the narrative weaves a tale of protection rackets and personal vendettas. While perhaps not a lavish production, "Broadway to Cheyenne" delivers a compelling, if straightforward, Western narrative that captures the era's cinematic style. Its blend of urban menace and frontier justice makes for an engaging watch for fans of early Hollywood Westerns.