Gunners and Guns

During the 1930s, apparently anyone could star in at least one poverty-row western. In Gunners and Guns, top billing is bestowed upon someone by the name of Black King. Sounds more like a horse or a brand of chewing tobacco. At any rate, King routs the villains and wins the hand of heroine Edna Asetin. Gunners and Guns is stolen by flint-faced bad guy Edmund Cobb, one of the few genuine professionals in the cast.