Boss Cowboy (Boss Cowboy) (1934)

Dick Taylor (Buddy Roosevelt'), ranch foreman, has a mess of trouble on his hands, with an unexpected dual romance on his hands while trying to keep rustlers from stealing all the cattle not tied down. He 'kidnaps' his sweetheart,Mary Ross ('Frances Morris'), to keep her from taking a train back east, is chased by her father, Tom Ross (Sam Pierce but wins the confidence of both by rounding up the rustling gang, headed by the crooked foreman of this ranch, Jack Wells (George Chesebro). This film is a remake of "Rough Ridin'" in 1924, which was the first film Kent Sanderson made under his new name of Buddy Roosevelt.