Arizona Legion (1939)
Directed by David Howard
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Synopsis by Hal Erickson
This formula western stars George O'Brien as a member of the Arizona Rangers, a quasi-vigilante society aimed at ridding the west of lawlessness. O'Brien is assigned to infiltrate a criminal gang in Arizona. For duty's sake, O'Brien must alienate himself with his sweetheart (Laraine Johnson, later known as Laraine Day) and pose as a ruthless bandit. The hero comes awfully close to meeting his doom before the crooks are roped and hog-tied. Arizona Legion represented the 60th screen appearance of veteran action star George O'Brien.
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award, bad-guy, banishment, champion, citizen, competition, cowboy, criminal, federal-agent, gangster, good-guy, hard-labor, lawlessness, lawman, outlaw [Western], parachute, parent, ranger [military], responsibility, revenge, Russian [nationality], ruthlessness, sidekick, sweetheart, undercover
