Rainbow Valley (film)

• John Wayne: John Martin
• George " Gabby " Hayes George Hale
• Lucile Browne: Eleanor
• Lloyd Ingraham: Warden Powell
• Buffalo Bill Jr.: Butch Galt
• Frank Ball: Powell
• Bert Dillard: Henchman Spike
• Numerous extras and stunt men

In the valley of the rainbow is a Western of the Lone Star Series Lone Star Productions. It was released in the distribution of Monogram Pictures Corporation on March 15, 1935. Directed by Robert N. Bradbury.

Action

John Martin is an undercover agent of the government and goes to Rainbow Valley to there against the gang of Butch Galt to determine. When he prevented a raid on the postman George Hale, he is asked by citizens of the city to take over the construction of a road. John Martin agrees to this plan and supporting the construction of the road with all his might.

In the city is during the construction of the road around a petition that will be asked in the support order against the gang. Since Butch Galt just sitting in jail this petition by Rogers is fake and Butch is released. When he learns of John's work he tried to bring him due to their shared time in prison to his side and to prevent the construction of the road. John tried to get him he completes the road without his knowledge.

As it learn the villagers, they are trying to prevent by force of arms this cooperation to the supposed destruction of the road.

DVD Release

The film was dubbed by the KSM GmbH first time in 2006 and released on DVD. During synchronization, some details have been changed. Thus, from the figure of John Martin, the figure of George Morell. The film has not been digitally altered.