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- Chasing Mexican bandits, the Captain sees Cisco and Pancho ride away. Assuming they are the bandits he captures them and then lets them go. He has them followed figuring they will lead him to the entire gang. Cisco learns the editor and the blacksmith are the leaders. He makes the blacksmith think his partner double-crossed him and then joins up with him as his new partner planning to lead the entire gang into a trap.
- The Cisco Kid and Pancho are mistakenly identified as leaders of an outlaw band. While the cavalry runs them down, they must hunt down the real bad guys.
- Before Duncan Ronaldo took over the part of the Cisco Kid, Cesar Romero, Warner Baxter and Gilbert Roland played the part in films. Because several actors played in so many movies, it's very easy to confuse this film with Romero's "The Gay Caballero" (1940) as well as Roland's "The Gay Cavalier". Sounds confusing, huh? Well, the writers certainly could have used a bit more creativity in choosing names for the pictures, that's for sure!<br/><br/>When the film begins, Cisco is nearby when a group of bandits are out doing their bandity things. The Cavalry is nearby and the leader mistakenly thinks Cisco is responsible for the mayhem. It turns out some American is posing as the Kid...and this is a common problem in the Cisco Kid movies--folks pretending to be him and attributing crimes to him that he didn't commit. What's also familiar is seeing Joe Sawyer in the film playing a soldier, as he also was in an earlier Cisco Kid movie, "Lucky Cisco Kid".<br/><br/>Compared to earlier incarnations of The Cisco Kid, the Carillo/Ronaldo films were much more action-oriented and Cisco was more of a good guy. He was NOT the great lover like some of the earlier versions. I would think that Ronaldo's sort of characterization would appeal more to kids. I thought this film lacked the fun of some of the earlier films...though it wasn't bad. Overall, mildly entertaining and VERY, VERY familiar.<br/><br/>By the way, the Hispanic country where Duncan Ronaldo came from was Romania!! Also, although Pancho acted a bit dopey, Leo Carillo was actually a very intelligent, cultured and patrician sort of guy...born in Los Angeles! Talk about playing against type!
- The Cisco Kid (Duncan Renaldo) and his sidekick Pancho (Leo Carrillo) are mistaken for Mexican bandits, so the only alternative is to play along with the authorities and infiltrate the bad guys. The banditos turn out to be Americanos as Cisco and Pancho play both sides of the border to smoke out the villains. They're led by outlaw Brack (Fred Kohler Jr.) in league with editor Stoneham (Walter Baldwin) of the Arizona Globe. Buried elsewhere in the story is a petition for Arizona statehood to be delivered to Congress, but the messenger is murdered on the way. Presumably the bad guys wanted to keep the wild west wild as long as possible.<br/><br/>It was cool to see familiar character actor of the era Joe Sawyer turn up in this one as Cavalry Sergeant McNulty, constantly thwarted by the antics of Cisco and Pancho. Pretty Mexican actress Armida portrays a cantina lady named Rosita, who has an eye for Cisco, but there's really no romance to speak of as the film plays out. Having seen his name in the credits, I kept an eye out for Clayton Moore, but wasn't able to pick him out as an Army lieutenant. Someday I might go back and try to spot him again, but with this flick packaged as part of a two hundred fifty Western movie set, it will be a while.<br/><br/>One cool program note - Cisco calls his stately pinto horse by name in the story. Trivia fans will be glad to learn it was Diablo. Makes sense to me.
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