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John Wayne is good guy Bob Seton in Raoul Walsh's star-studded thriller set in the dark days before the Civil War. During this strained period in America's history, emotions run high and tension fills the air, especially during political contests. In the race for Federal Marshall of Kansas, Seton defeats William Cantrell (Walter Pidgeon), causing increased animosity between these two powerful figures. Their mutual ill will peaks when Cantrell steals Seton's girl (Claire Trevor), manipulating her into marriage to get even with Seton. Their rivalry reaches dangerous proportions when Seton exposes Cantrell and his guerrillas who have been raiding both Union and Confederate lines. (oficjalny tekst dystrybutora)

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angielski Waynova classic. Overall, a good screenplay that stands out, especially in the beginning, but gradually starts to become a bit predictable. However, the beginning is simply good and definitely worth watching. There was a bit too much text to read instead of being spoken, but it's just a nice example of how silent films were still resonating at that time. ()