Texas Terror (1935) is an American romantic Western directed by Robert N. Bradbury and released by Monogram Pictures. It stars a young John Wayne during his Lone Star Productions period, alongside George “Gabby” Hayes and Lucile Browne.<br /><br />The story follows Sheriff John Higgins, who resigns in guilt after believing he accidentally killed his best friend during a shootout. Retreating into prospecting, he later encounters the friend’s daughter, Bess, and quietly helps her run her struggling ranch — all while hiding the truth about the past. As outlaws close in and suspicions rise, John must confront the real culprits and clear his name.<br /><br />Film Details<br />Title: Texas Terror<br />Year: 1935<br />Genre: Western / Romance / Action<br />Director: Robert N. Bradbury<br />Producer: Paul Malvern<br />Starring: John Wayne, Lucile Browne, George “Gabby” Hayes, LeRoy Mason<br />Cinematography: William Hyer; Archie Stout (uncredited)<br />Editing: Carl Pierson<br />Music: Billy Barber<br />Production Companies: Lone Star Productions, Monogram Pictures<br />Distributed by: Monogram Pictures<br />Release Date: February 1, 1935<br />Runtime: 51 minutes<br />Country: United States<br />Language: English<br /><br />#TexasTerror1935 #JohnWayne #ClassicWestern #MonogramPictures #RobertNBradbury #1930sCinema #GabbyHayes #BMovieWestern #LoneStarProductions
