Black Aces (Western)

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CARD PLAYING THE DEADLY WAY

This novel was released in 1936 and was also made into the 1937 movie BLACK ACES starring Buck Jones, with his white horse Silver, and Kay Linaker. It was a black and white production running approximately 58 minutes. A copy can be ordered from Alpha Video through Amazon.

"RANCHER DRYCULCHED!" page 11

The plot is pretty simplistic, a group of semi-vigilantes known as the Black Aces gang are squeezing money from a group of ranchers, with instructions to obey their demands to the letter, or they will die. All this comes to them in the form of an introductory letter with an enclosed black ace. When their demands are not met, and they kill, a black ace is always left on the body.

As it turns out several outstanding figures of Sweetwater are involved exhibiting a tight control on the flow of money throughout the valley. They don't shy away from asking between $10,000 to $20,000 dollars for the priviledge of continuing to live. They are ruthless and will shoot to kill or steal from anyone to further their diabolical desire for enrichment.

"THE BLACK ACES ARE MORE THAN STRONG ENOUGH TO ENFORCE THEIR DEMANDS AND UTTLERLY RUTHLESS." page 44

So see the movie, read the book, as either will provide the interested viewer or reader with entertainment a plenty.

"TAKE HEED ALL RANCHERS AND OTHERS WHO HAVE RECEIVED AND WHO WILL YET RECEIVE OUR INTRODUCTORY CARD. OBEY TO THE LETTER OUR ORDERS....OR SUFFER.
OBEY AND BE SAFE...FAIL TO OBEY AND DIE!" page 44

Great western entertainment from the year 1936.

Semper Fi.

Classic Western
In case you're wondering what the book is about...
Tedro Ames has lost his ranch and his sweetheart to his devil-may-care antics. He must either redeem himself, or resign himself to a future as the laughing stock of the Swiftwater area.
A gang of ruthless blackmailers is terrorizing the town and leaving black aces with their ransom notes. Tedro gets a "Black Ace," and when he meets up with another black ace victim, blacksmith Henry Kline, he knows what he must do. He'll prove himself worthy of his neighbors and of his love by unmasking the "Black Ace" Gang.