Moonlight on the Range (1937) / Blazing Guns (1935)

Moonlight on then Range (1937, B&W): Jeff Peters (Fred Scott) sets out to track down his twin brother "Killer" Dane (also Scott), a hate-maddened rustler and killer. The two men are dead ringers, leading to confusion for Jeff's new gal Wanda. It also leads to a perilous situation for Jeff. Dane's crimes have the locals in a lynching mood, and Jeff stands an even chance of being the one who gets hung on sight. Starring Fred Scott, Al St. John, Lois January, Dick Curtis, Frank LaRue; Directed by Sam Newfield.

Blazing Guns (1935, B&W): Tom Grady is knocked unconscious by gunman Slug Raton, who then switches horse and hat with the unconscious cowhand. A sheriff mistakes Grady for the outlaw and arrests him. Now Grady faces danger from all sides, The outlaws want to shoot him down because they think he killed Slug. Vigilantes want to string him up because they think he is Slug! Starring Reb Russell, Marion Shilling, Lafe McKee, Joseph W. Girard, Frank McCarroll; Directed by Ray Heinz.

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