Under Western Stars, United States Political Corruption (1938 Original Black & White Film)

In this 1938 black and white film, Rogers, the son of an ex-Congressman, is elected to Congress and heads to Washington to challenge a monopolistic water power company responsible for parching his district. With the unexpected help of Carol Hughes, the daughter of the water company president, Rogers stages a creative western party showcasing newsreels of the drought-stricken area. This bold move prompts a congressional committee to investigate the situation firsthand. In a thrilling climax, Rogers heroically leaps from a galloping horse to stop a dynamite-laden wagon from destroying a dam, saving both the officials and Carol.

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Kane, J., Siegel, S. C., McGowan, D., McGowan, S., Burbridge, B., Rogers, R. [...] Mca Tv, F. D. (1938) Under Western stars. Tinturin, P., Cherkose, E. & Rosoff, C., comps, , Republic Pictures Corporationuction Company, prod [United States: MCA TV, ?] [Video] Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://www.loc.gov/item/2023600630