Between 1933 and 1935, John Wayne made sixteen "B" oaters for Monogram, starting with this one. Playing Singin' Sandy Saunders, Wayne opens his mouth several times during the course of the film, and a relatively nice voice comes out. For years it was believed that bandleader Smith Ballew dubbed the songs for Wayne, but more recent evidence points to the son of director Robert Bradbury. The idea of trying to make Wayne a singing cowboy ended very quickly after this film. This title card has pinholes in the upper corners and lower field, light edge wear on the upper border, and a couple of smudges. The card features a dramatic shot of Wayne and female lead Cecilia Parker. Very Fine.