Powdersmoke Range

A cattle rancher is framed for rustling and murder by a corrupt sheriff and his gang. He must clear his name and expose their scheme before they can take over the entire territory. With the help of his loyal friends, he fights to bring justice to the wild west.

Powdersmoke Range is a typical, straightforward Western of its era, largely forgettable but competently made. It offers standard action and familiar plot elements that would appeal to fans of the genre at the time, but it doesn't stand out among the many B-Westerns produced.

• Solid B-Western with standard action sequences.

• Features a familiar plot with adequate performances.

• A forgettable entry in the Western genre.

Google audience: Audience reception for this film is not widely documented.

This film is notable for featuring Gene Autry in an early role before he became a major singing cowboy star.