Although talkies (and part-talkies) had been around for over three years at the time of this release, this is one of the first 100% talkie westerns produced by a "Poverty Row" producer (and Robert J. Horner was considered the bottom of the proverbial barrel on Gower Street). Low-budget producers had been unable to secure the limited amount of sound equipment available for talking picture production and had continued to grind out silent westerns with diminishing appeal well into 1930.
This film's earliest documented telecast took place in Boston Wednesday 20 August 1952 on WNAC (Channel 7).