The Rider of the Law 1935
"ACTION! THRILLS! ROMANCE! DRAMA!"
Directed by Robert N. Bradbury, *The Rider of the Law (1935)* plunges viewers into the dusty chaos of a small Arizona town overrun by the ruthless Tolliver brothers.
Director: Robert N. Bradbury
Cast
Bob Steele
Bob Marlow
Gertrude Messinger
Ann Carver
Si Jenks
Buffalo Brady
Lloyd Ingraham
Colonel Carver
John Elliott
Town Mayor
Earl Dwire
Razor Tolliver
Forrest Taylor
Gambler
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Rider of the Law (1935) about?
This 1935 Western follows Bob Marlow, a lawman who infiltrates an Arizona town ruled by the dangerous Tolliver brothers. Posing as an outsider, he disrupts their grip on power, leading to a series of confrontations that culminate in a desperate bank heist and a chase to the Mexican border.
Who directed The Rider of the Law?
The Rider of the Law was directed by Robert N. Bradbury, a prolific filmmaker known for his work in early Western cinema.
Who stars in The Rider of the Law?
The film stars Bob Steele as Bob Marlow, alongside Gertrude Messinger, Si Jenks, and Lloyd Ingraham, with John Elliott and Earl Dwire rounding out the cast.
Is The Rider of the Law (1935) worth watching?
For fans of classic Westerns, *The Rider of the Law* offers a satisfying blend of action, intrigue, and old-school charm. While unrated, its tight runtime and engaging story make it a solid pick for those who enjoy vintage cowboy adventures. Steele's performance and Bradbury's direction keep the momentum high.
How long is The Rider of the Law?
The Rider of the Law has a runtime of 59 minutes.
About The Rider of the Law (1935) — Bob Steele's classic Western adventure
Directed by Robert N. Bradbury, *The Rider of the Law (1935)* plunges viewers into the dusty chaos of a small Arizona town overrun by the ruthless Tolliver brothers. Bob Steele stars as Bob Marlow, a clever undercover lawman who poses as a wealthy Easterner to dismantle the gang's reign of terror. With charm and grit, Marlow outwits the brothers at every turn, turning their own arrogance against them—until only a trio remain. But the story takes a dramatic shift when the desperate outlaws make a last-ditch attempt to flee to Mexico with stolen loot, setting the stage for a final showdown.
This classic Western thrives on its blend of suspense, action, and unexpected twists, all wrapped in the gritty atmosphere of the Old West. Steele's charismatic performance anchors the film, while Bradbury's direction delivers tight pacing and a sense of rugged authenticity. Themes of justice, deception, and redemption simmer beneath the surface, making *The Rider of the Law* more than just a simple shoot-'em-up—it's a tale of wit over brute force.
