The Terror of Tiny Town is a 1938 musical Western film directed by Sam Newfield. The film features an all-diminutive cast, with actors portraying traditional Western roles in a small-town setting. The story follows Buck Lawson, the hero, as he confronts Bat Haines, the villain, amidst a feud between two ranching families. The film includes classic Western elements such as cattle rustling, romance, and saloon brawls, but with a humorous twist, as the cast rides Shetland ponies and interacts with scaled-down props. While considered a novelty, the film has gained notoriety for its unconventional approach and is often cited as one of the most unusual Westerns ever made.<br /><br />Credits: <br />Director: Sam Newfield <br />Producer: Jed Buell <br />Starring: Billy Curtis, Yvonne Moray, 'Little Billy' Rhodes <br />Screenplay: Fred Myton, Clarence Marks <br />Cinematography: Mack Stengler<br /><br />#TheTerrorOfTinyTown1938 #MusicalWestern #ClassicHollywood
