The winner of the 1967 Oscar for Best Picture (as well as four other Oscars), In the Heat of the Night is set in a small...
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1967
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Carl Krusada (aka Val Cleveland) was credited with the screenplay for this typically inferior Jack Randall oater from Poverty...
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1940
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In his penultimate Western for low-budget company Metropolitan, Bob Steele's horse Pirate, "one of the finest Arabian...
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1940
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In this western, a U.S. marshal impersonates an outlaw and rides to Texas to find the looters who have been raiding supply...
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1939
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1939
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1939
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In Early Arizona was western star Bill Elliot's first effort for Columbia Pictures. Not yet "Wild Bill" Elliot (as he would...
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1938
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Rolling Caravans was one of four Columbia B-westerns designed to make a star out of utility actor Jack Luden. Harry Woods, a...
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Jim
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1938
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In this western, a looter finds an abandoned, empty mine and begins claiming that he has found the mother lode. Soon,...
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1938
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In his penultimate western for small-scale Diversion Pictures, Hoot Gibson enjoyed the company of no less than two pretty...
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Tony
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1936
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The first of thirteen singing-Westerns starring former San Francisco Opera barytone Fred Scott, Romance Rides the Range was...
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1936
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In his second of nine very low-budget Westerns for poverty row company Spectrum, former silent screen cowboy Bill Cody found...
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1935
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William Colt MacDonald's 1934 story based on the Three Mesqueteers characters was brought to the screen the following year by...
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1935
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1935
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The third of four threadbare Westerns produced by Resolute Pictures and starring Rex Bell, Ruth Mix, and Buzz Barton,...
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"Splinters"
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1935
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While on a train taking them to prison, a convicted killer and a safecracker manage to engineer their escape. They show up...
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1935
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Neither the best nor worst of Hoot Gibson's westerns for producer Walter Futter, Feud of the West lies somewhere in between....
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Six-Bits
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1935
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1935
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Former silent teenage star Buzz Barton headlines this juvenile Western from low-rent Big 4 Film Corp. directed by the veteran...
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Buzz Dale
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1932
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1932
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Having basically bankrolled the struggling Warner Bros., the era's most popular canine, Rin Tin Tin, signed a...
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Buzz
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1932
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Released by Syndicate, a forerunner of sorts to Monogram Pictures, this Western serial stars veteran silent actor Robert...
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Billy Holt
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1932
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1931
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Wild West Whoopee was produced and directed by the redoubtable Robert J. Horner, whose early-talkie westerns ranged from...
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1931
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Nothing in Riders of the Cactus is as entertaining as that title, which invokes all sorts of painful imagery. Hero...
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1931
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Like many "Big Four" westerns of the early talkie era, The Cyclone Kid spotlights a popular cowboy star of the silent era, in...
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Buddy Comstock
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1931
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1930
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From Big 4 Film Corp., Breed of the West stars former silent cowboy Wally Wales, in his second talkie, as Wally Weldon, a...
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Jim Bradley
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1930
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1930
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In this Red Hepner series entry, FBO's plucky boy rider Buzz Barton, as Red, saves his prospector sidekick Hank Robbins...
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1929
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FBO's little red-headed cowboy hero Buzz Barton and grizzled Frank Rice once again rights the wrongs of the West in this...
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Red Hepner
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1929
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Fourteen-year-old Buzz Barton is the "Little Savage" in this compact FBO western. Once again, diminutive hero Red (Barton)...
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Red
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1929
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FBO's popular boy rider Buzz Barton attempts to save the townspeople whose water supply is held hostage by a villain...
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Red Hepner
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1929
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This small-scale but entertaining Western was yet another outing for Buzz Barton, FBO's pint-sized cowboy ace, and his...
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1928
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Productive western writer Oliver Drake wrote this average silent oater about a boy hero, who saves a wagon train from an...
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1928
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FBO's juvenile cowboy hero, Buzz Barton, once again played Red Hepner in this pleasant, if minor, silent western. With his...
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1928
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In this rather dramatic entry in FBO's popular "Red Hepner" Western series, the plucky boy rider (Buzz Barton) discovers the...
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1928
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1928
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Freckled little Buzz Barton again portrays boy rider Red Hepner in this well-made silent western. This time he foils a plan...
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David "Red" Hepner
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1928
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Russet-haired boy rider Buzz Barton again plays Red Hepner in this average FBO oater, which was obviously geared toward the...
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1928
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FBO, a minor poverty-row company run by Presidential father Joseph P. Kennedy, cranked out a seemingly endless stream of...
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David Hepner
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1927
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Juvenile Western star Buzz Barton, as Red Hepner, and grizzled sidekick Frank Rice once again took on the bad guys in this...
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"Red"
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1927
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