The White RiderMovie
Tenderfoot Chauncey Day arrives in the small Southwestern boom town of Rawhide where Jackson Grade, the recorder of deeds, is accumulating his own fortune through falsifying documents. Authorized to offer miner Joel Brand $100,000 for his claim, Grade attempts to pocket $95,000 by bidding only $5,000. When Brand refuses the offer, Grade attempts extortion by faking his own murder at Brand's hands. Then Grade's accomplice Marsh threatens to have Brand arrested until the White Rider appears with proof of Grade's infamy, thus exposing the crooks. Justice served, the Rider reveals himself to be Tenderfoot Chauncey Day and wins the heart of Brand's daughter Jewel.
About The White Rider
The White Rider is a 1920 western movie directed by William James Craft.
The production information lists a runtime of 50m, production credits from United States of America, an original language code of EN.
The credited cast includes Joe Moore, Eileen Sedgwick, S.W. Williams, Robert Craft. The synopsis above summarizes the central premise without adding details beyond the available title information.
