The bronze buckaroo

Bob Blake receives a mysterious letter from his old friend Joe. When he investigates, he finds Joe has disappeared and gold has been discovered on his property. Filmed with an all Black cast and crew.

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"Bronze buckaroo"
"History & heritage film collection"@en
"Treasures of black cinema, Volume 1"
"Midnight shadow"

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"Bronze buckaroo: "Singing cowboy Bob Blake rides the ranges of Arizona in search of the culprit who murdered the father of his friend, Betty Jackson." Midnight Shadow: "Small-town beauty Margaret Wilson rejects her long-time suitor Buster Barnett after being swept off her feet by suave Prince Alihabad. The Prince is actually a charlatan interested in securing a Texas oil field owned by the Wilson family. When Margaret's father is murdered, amateur criminologist Junion Lingley seizes the opportunity to put his detective skills to the test."--Container."
"Bob Blake receives a mysterious letter from his old friend Joe. When he investigates, he finds Joe has disappeared and gold has been discovered on his property. Filmed with an all Black cast and crew."
"Bob Blake receives a mysterious letter from his old friend Joe. When he investigates, he finds Joe has disappeared and gold has been discovered on his property. Filmed with an all Black cast and crew."@en
"Western excitement, music and a touch of comedy are combined in this rare all-black cast picture."@en
"Presents a classic Saturday matinee western featuring black artists of the silver screen. Bob Blake receives a mysterious letter from an old friend Joe. When he investigates, he finds Joe has disappeared and that gold has been discovered on his property."@en
"A roaring round-up of song-studded thrills in this 1938 western featuring an all black cast in a Richard C. Kahn production."@en
"A roaring round-up of song-studded thrills in this 1938 western featuring an all black cast in a Richard C. Kahn production."
"Bob Blake and his boys arrive at Joe Jackson's ranch to find him missing. While Slim cheats Dusty out of his money using ventriloquism and marked cards, Blake tries to find Jackson. Learning that Thorne and his gang are holding him prisoner, he and his men trail them. When Thorne's gang gets the drop on them, Slim puts his ventriloquism to work. Filmed with an all Black cast and crew."
"Presents a classic Saturday matinee western featuring black artists of the silver screen."@en
"A classic Saturday matinee western with a roaring round-up of song-studded thrills featuring black artists of the silver screen. Bob Blake (Herbert Jeffrey), and his side-kick, Dusty (Lucius Brooks), go to the Jackson Ranch to aid Betty Johnson (Artie Young) whose father is missing. Bob starts his search for the gang of outlaws who are allegedly responsible. Filmed with an all Black cast and crew."