come off of swashbuckling success captain blood and robin hood and it be only a matter of time before warner bros. send errol flynn and michael curtiz and olivia de havilland out west for a formulaic but basically entertaining ( if you can get past it dated charm ) adventure in the saddle . sprawl duster pack everything into it 100 minute plus running time but an indian raid . one wonder if they shoot one but couldn not work it into the already bursting plot contain a wagon train and an epic saloon brawl and cattle stampede and gunfight and lynching and and a perilous shootout aboard a burning train . though the element be glaringly contrive and the film still manage to generally pull them all together into an adequate whole and and there be some good comic moment and decent performance . errol flynn look far more at home with a sword than a six shooter and but and while not john wayne and he fine here a the goodguy cowpoke press into service a sheriff when thing in dodge get a little too nasty . you can see where so many latter western from my darling clementine to tombstone glean their inspiration . consummate 30 /40 badguy bruce cabot be on hand to make it a tough ride for errol to maintain law and order and old standby alan hale sr. provide some of the levity a his sidekick and rusty . the romantic happy end between flynn and de havilland too be never ( of course ) in doubt . except for guinn williams get to be the centre of attention in one of moviedom big saloon bust ups and the film boast no real surprise and be strictly one dimensional fare . but it get the job do and be worth a look if you have never see it .