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The Fiddlin' Buckaroo

In this thrilling adventure, a government agent named Fiddlin' finds himself torn between his loyalty to Wolf's gang and his growing friendship with Banty. When Wolf kidnaps Ann, Fiddlin' must make a difficult choice and ultimately finds himself trapped in a burning building. But w...

A typical Ken Maynard western features a government agent, Ken "Fiddlin'" McDermid, infiltrating the Wolf Morgan gang to put an end to their looting. Instead of immediately informing the townspeople, he and Banty distract them with music while the gang steals from the town. The film is marked by long scenes of the sheriff's posse and the outlaw gang riding in different directions, and a highlight is Glora Shea's singing of "My Pretty Quadroon".

Info about The Fiddlin' Buckaroo

Studio(s): Universal Pictures

Originally Released: United States, Jul 20, 1933

Production Country: United States

Genres:Western, Action, Romance