West of the Law (1926 film)

West of the Law is a 1926 American silent Western film directed by Ben F. Wilson and starring Bill Cody. The plot generally revolves around themes of justice, frontier life, and potential romantic interests. Specific plot details, however, are often difficult to confirm due to the film's age and potential lack of complete preservation. As with many silent films of the era, intertitles played a crucial role in conveying dialogue and narrative information. The film was distributed by Pathé Exchange. The Library of Congress lists the film as having a copyright registration, but details regarding its current preservation status or availability are limited. Bill Cody, a popular Western star of the period, was known for his straightforward portrayal of heroic cowboy figures.