Summary
A dusty tapestry of betrayal and equestrian prowess, 'Rough Ridin'' navigates the treacherous terrain of a frame-up orchestrated by the malevolent ranch foreman, Jack Wells. Buddy Benson, portrayed with athletic vigor by Buddy Roosevelt, emerges as the quintessential frontier paladin, tasked with exonerating the maligned Dick Ross. Amidst the sun-scorched vistas of the American West, the narrative unfolds as a visceral pursuit of justice, where the clatter of hooves underscores a desperate quest to preserve familial honor and secure the hand of the virtuous Mary Ross. This celluloid artifact serves as a testament to the silent era's fascination with moral clarity and physical heroism, weaving a story where the landscape itself mirrors the rugged determination of its protagonist.
Synopsis
When the brother, Dick Ross (Richard Thorpe), of his sweetheart, Mary Ross (Elsa Benham), is framed by their unscrupulous ranch-foreman, Jack Wells (Joe Rickson), Buddy Benson (Buddy Roosevelt)sets out to bring the foreman to justice, clear is sweetheart's brother, and win the hand of his sweetheart.
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