Riders of the Black Hills

Synopsis

In the classic western film Riders of the Black Hills, Robert Livingston stars as a brave cowboy who finds himself in the midst of a dangerous battle between outlaws and lawmen in the rugged Black Hills of South Dakota. As tensions rise and bullets fly, Livingston's character must navigate the treacherous terrain to protect his town and the people he cares about. Filled with thrilling horse chases, intense gunfights, and unexpected twists, Riders of the Black Hills is a gripping tale of justice, honor, and redemption set against the backdrop of the untamed frontier of the American West.

Cast

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  Robert Livingston

  Stony Brooke

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  Ray Corrigan

  Tucson Smith

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  Max Terhune

  Lullaby Joslin

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  Ann Evers

  Joyce Garth

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  Roscoe Ates

  Sheriff Brown (as Rosco Ates)

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  Maude Eburne

  Mrs. Peggy Garth

Reviews

Riders of the Black Hills received mixed reviews from critics upon its release in 1938. While some praised the film for its stunning cinematography and action-packed sequences, others found the plot to be somewhat predictable and the character development lacking depth. Variety described it as 'an entertaining western with solid performances', giving it a rating of 7/10. On the other hand, The New York Times criticized the film's dialogue as 'overly dramatic' but acknowledged the impressive stunt work, rating it 6/10. Despite the varied opinions, the movie retains a certain charm and nostalgia for fans of classic westerns.