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A tenderfoot arrives in a western town and the inhabitants give him a rough time.
Top billed cast
Harry 'Snub' PollardThe Tenderfoot
Marie MosquiniThe Tenderfoot's Sweetheart
Sunshine Sammy MorrisonSammy
Eddie BolandCowboy
Sammy BrooksCowboy
Hughie MackUndetermined Secondary Role
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