Belle Starr has returned from time in prison only to face a hail of bullets, along with rescue by Hoppy and the Bar 20 gang.
Belle Starr has just returned from prison to take over her ranch where her foreman Ringo who is rustling cattle. He is after the herd and has planted his man Twister there. When Hoppy finds the cattle stampeded by Twister, he secretly marks them hoping this will lead him to the rustlers and their buyer.—Maurice VanAuken <[email protected]>
Sheriff Hawley (John Beach)attempts to restrain Belle Starr (Natalie Moorhead)after serving five years in prison, result of an unjust conviction of being implicated in the cattle rustling activities of her deceased husband. "Hopalong" Cassidy (William Boyd), of the Bar-20 Ranch comes to her rescue by lending Belle his horse so she can escape and return to her ranch with her daughter Jacqueline (Dorothy Short). Her crooked foreman,"Trister" (Leo J. McMahon), in the pay of Dan Ringo ('Alden 'Stephen' Chase'), schemes to deliver Bar-20 cattle to crafty cattle-buyer "Trimmer" Winkler (Lane Chandler), but is thwarted by the marksmanship of young Artie Peters (Billy King), son of Bar-20 foreman Buck Peters (John Elliott). Fearing that Belle's cattle will be the next target, Cassidy inserts a small Mexican coin in the hoof of one of the herd to get evidence to prove the brands have been changed.—Les Adams <[email protected]>
