Johnny Mack Brown Double Feature, Vol. 1
Former All-American halfback, Johnny Mack Brown, was  consistently one of Hollywood's Top 10 big-screen cowboys. During his film  career, which ran from 1930 until he retired in 1953, he starred in over  200 B-Westerns and became a hero to millions of admiring fans. In the first  film of this rip roarin' double feature, Bad Man From Red Butte (1940),  Johnny Mack plays a dual role. He rides into town with his two sidekicks  (Bob Baker and Fuzzy Knight) to offer aid to an old friend who is about to  lose his ranch to a couple of conniving outlaws. In Rawhide Rangers (1941)  Johnny Mack Brown is a Ranger who goes undercover to route out the man  responsible for extorting money from the local ranchers and discovers that  this is the same person that killed his brother. A satisfying blend of  western action, music and comedy relief!Bonus Features:Bonus -  Chapter #1 of Johnny Mack's Universal serial "Wild West Days" (1937)|  Previews of other VCI Western Classics| Scene Selection| Bios.Specs:DVD9; Dolby Digital Mono; 114 minutes; B&W; 1.33:1 Aspect Ratio; MPAA  - NR; Year - 1943-1941; SRP - $19.99.