This 1940 film, produced by Sigmund Neufeld's Producers Pictures Corporation and distributed by Producers Distributing Corporation, tells the story of Bobby Sawyer, a 13-year-old World's Champion Junior Cowboy who averts a bank robbery in Halfway, Texas. The impressed townspeople persuade Bobby's parents, Doc and Minerva Sawyer, to settle in the town, despite their daughter Nellie's desire to leave for the "big city" to pursue a career in theater. Meanwhile, the town's newspaper editor, Lem Gorman, who is secretly leading a gang of robbers, tries to thwart the Sawyers by selling them a ranch that serves as a hideout for the gang. However, Doc Sawyer's discovery of the gang's hideout and subsequent explosion of an abandoned mine leads to a thrilling conclusion.
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A comedy classic, the next movie is a production of Sigmund Neufeld's Producers Pictures Corporation, brought to the big screen by a renowned distributor.
