Plot SynopsisThe film""s credits, accompanied by the "High Noon" title song, play atop a scene of desperadoes gathering on the outskirts of a town.Their first two films on the West Coast wereMonkey Business (1931)- their first picture written directly for the screen, followed by this filmHorse Feathers (1932).The sophisticated and egocentric Eastern native would soon suffer the howling and inhospitable Texas prairie wind that relentlessly blew severe desert sandstorms, and ultimately confront her paranoid madness in the face of misdirected passion.I has told you and told you that you can always tell a lady by the way that she eats in front of folks like a bird, and I ain""t aimin"" for you o go to Mr.Carrying shovels and a gasoline can through the cemetery during a thunder/lightning storm - a purposely-Gothic atmosphere, Tommy""s aim was to disinter the remains and then destroy the corpse once and for all ("I gotta be sure").