George O'Brien plays Larry Rhodes, paroled from prison a little over a year into a five-year sentence for a stagecoach robbery, and he heads home to clear his name, as well as that of his father. Larry's father supposedly committed suicide rather than be arrested, but Larry knows he was murdered.
Also waiting for Larry back home is Norma Rogers (Kay Sutton), who is being forced by Tom Marsh (Fred Kohler Sr.) to marry his son Jeff (Fred Kohler Jr.).
Larry is aided by Bob North (Walter Miller), whom he met when hitching a ride home from prison on a railcar, as well as by Tim Wade (George MacQuarrie) and Norma's loyal friend Fresno (Lew Kelly).
Lawless Valley is an ok western with a simple plot, some humorous dialogue, and energetic fisticuffs and action and a good performance by Fred Kohner who plays the main villain who had George O'Brien framed and forces his gal to marry his son.
Also waiting for Larry back home is Norma Rogers (Kay Sutton), who is being forced by Tom Marsh (Fred Kohler Sr.) to marry his son Jeff (Fred Kohler Jr.).
Larry is aided by Bob North (Walter Miller), whom he met when hitching a ride home from prison on a railcar, as well as by Tim Wade (George MacQuarrie) and Norma's loyal friend Fresno (Lew Kelly).
Lawless Valley is an ok western with a simple plot, some humorous dialogue, and energetic fisticuffs and action and a good performance by Fred Kohner who plays the main villain who had George O'Brien framed and forces his gal to marry his son.