Billy the Kid and Fuzzy Jones frame a holdup of the stagecoach Fuzzy is driving in order to impress upon Senator Peabody, riding in the coach, that something must be done by the state legislature to stop the lawlessness. Also in the coach are Governor Arnold and his niece Mary, and Dirk Randall, the local banker who is the secret leader of the outlaws. With his henchman Ace Harmon, Randall schemes to kill one of his own gang, and frame Billy for the killing. Rufe picks a fight with Billy in the saloon and as they go outside into the alley, Randall fires a shot that kills Rufe. Billy is arrested by Sheriff Hastings on a murder charge. Tried and convicted, Billy breaks jail, with the aid of Fuzzy, in order to track down the real killer. Their only clue is the empty cartridge which Fuzzy found in the alley, which shows that the hammer of the gun that fired the bullet is defective.
On a western land, a governor's sexy daughter (Marjorie Manners) is kidnapped and held hostage. Billy the Kid (Buster Crabbe) and Fuzzy Q, Jones (Al St. John) try to rescue her and capture a lot of men known to work for the kidnapper and hold them for questioning. While out on the ranch, Billy and Fuzzy spot a cowboy (Kermit Maynard) who happens to be a henchman with a letter about the kidnapped girl. He refuses to tell who gave him the letter so Billy decides just to find the girl on his own and leaves Fuzzy in charge of tying up the henchman and put him with the rest. Fuzzy tells the henchman to pick up a gun on the floor and when he bends down Fuzzy kicks him and knocks him out. While Billy is looking for the girl, Fuzzy ties up the henchman and takes his boots and socks off to perform an Indian fire torture on the soles of his feet in effort to make him talk, but the man still refuses to tell him who gave him the letter and Fuzzy can't bring himself to burn the henchman. While trying to light a cigar, Fuzzy strokes a match down the sole of the man's foot causing him to burst with laughter. Having found out the henchman was ticklish, Fuzzy grabs his feet and ask him to tell him who gave him the letter. The man once again refuses so Fuzzy begins tickle torturing his bare feet. Fuzzy asked him again and the man still refuses to talk, but the more he refused the more Fuzzy would mercilessly keep tickling the soles of his feet. After enduring brutal tickling on his feet, the henchman can't take anymore and confesses. Fuzzy then tells his friends how the henchman was so ticklish that he got him to talk. Now knowing who send the letter the guys all go to try to rescue the kidnapped girl.
Western Cyclone is a 1943 American film directed by Sam Newfield.