This two-reeler from 1920 has Texas Guinan and her brothers living in a shack. When handsome Pat Hartigan comes moseying around, they tie him backwards on his horse and send him on his way; they're not moonshiners themselves, but they'll have no truck with revenuers. However, when they realize he's helpless if he encounters the gun-toting bunch, they spring into action in this watchable but choppily-paced short subject.
Before she became famous for running her own speakeasy in New York, Miss Guinan, a daughter of Waco, Texas spent time on the vaudeville stage and from 1917 through 1921 starred in about forty westerns features and short subjects as a girl of action. Eventually she decided that it was easier to make money by greeting illegal drinkers with the cry "Hello, suckers! Leave your money on the bar."
Before she became famous for running her own speakeasy in New York, Miss Guinan, a daughter of Waco, Texas spent time on the vaudeville stage and from 1917 through 1921 starred in about forty westerns features and short subjects as a girl of action. Eventually she decided that it was easier to make money by greeting illegal drinkers with the cry "Hello, suckers! Leave your money on the bar."
