THE TRUSTED OUTLAW

Cinemavixion Review

Robert N. Bradbury's 1937 Western, "The Trusted Outlaw," stars Bob Steele as Dan Ward, a reformed outlaw tasked with a perilous mission: transporting a $10,000 payroll to a remote mine. The narrative, penned by Johnston McCulley and others, plunges Ward into a conflict with his old enemies who seek to intercept the money and, more sinisterly, kidnap his niece. The film, which also features Lois January and Joan Barclay, offers a familiar yet engaging tale of redemption and danger on the frontier. While it may not boast major awards, "The Trusted Outlaw" serves as a solid example of B-Westerns from its era, providing straightforward action and a clear moral compass for audiences seeking classic Western entertainment.