TWO SILENT CINEMATIC CLASSICS FROM PRODUCER HAL ROACH. THE KING OF THE WILD HORSES - Not your typical western, this film features Black - a powerful and cunning, wild stallion who is the leader of a heard. Horse rancher, John Fielding is the father of two grown children. A son, Boyd, who is not very bright, and a daughter, Mary, who cowboy Billy Blair is smitten with. Fielding's head ranch hand, Galvin, has been forcing the son to help him steal Fielding's horses. Blair is determined to capture the clever and agile Black but many men have tried and he has scorned. Black admires Blair's tenacity. Cowboy and horse ultimately form a common bond during a forest fire as Black is trapped and Blair risks his own life to show him the way out. The hunter has now become the rescuer. THE BLACK CYCLONE - a cowboy and a wild horse find they have some things in common: both have enemies out to get them and both must save their mates from danger. Produced by veteran comedy producer Hal Roach.