Branding Broadway

In an audacious subversion of frontier morality, Robert 'Bob' Sands, a quintessential Western firebrand, incites a spirited rebellion against the arid dictates of temperance in an Arizona township. His boisterous defiance, however, culminates in an unceremonious deportation eastward, orchestrated by the stern hand of the Law-and-Order League. Unexpectedly thrust into the labyrinthine sophistication of New York City, Bob, ever the seeker of novel experiences, assumes the improbable mantle of guardian to Larry Harrington, the impetuous scion of a powerful magnate. A seemingly innocuous mission to convey clandestine missives of affection from Larry to Mary Lee, a humble waitress, soon unravels into a complex emotional entanglement. Against the formidable opposition of Harrington, Sr., Bob finds himself irrevocably drawn to Mary, discovering a profound connection that transcends societal strata. Ultimately, Mary, discerning the genuine spirit beneath the cowboy's rugged exterior, spurns the allure of inherited wealth for the authentic heart of Bob, culminating in their union and a symbolic return to the untamed expanses of the West.