A collection of action filled trailers from early westerns are included in this video. ~ Rovi...
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1991
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In this western, a gunfighter finds himself mistaken for a judge when he journeys to a beleaguered town that is under the...
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1965
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Several film historians, notably the late William K. Everson, have noted the striking resemblances between Run of the Arrow...
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1957
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Razzle-dazzle showman Michael Todd hocked everything he had to make this spectacular presentation of Jules Verne's 1872 novel...
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1956
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1942
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The last of Monogram's eight "Rough Riders" westerns starring oldtimers Buck Jones, Tim McCoy and Raymond Hatton, West of the...
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1942
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Tim McCall
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1942
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Monogram's "Rough Riders" rolled along smoothly with the 1942 entry Down Texas Way. Once again, the star trio consists of...
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Tim
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1942
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Riders of the West is another entry in Monogram's repetitious but profitable "Rough Riders" series. Back in the saddle again...
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Tim
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1942
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The old plot device of a western "ghost town" being used as a hideout for criminals is trotted out again in Monogram's Ghost...
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Tim
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1942
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Monogram Pictures launched its lucrative "Rough Riders" western series with 1941's Arizona Bound. Producer Scott Dunlap hoped...
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Tim McCall
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1941
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PRC's Outlaws of the Rio Grande stars Tim McCoy in his traditional role of a US marshal. Operating around the Mexican border,...
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Tim
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1941
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The "Rough Riders"-Buck Jones, Tim McCoy and Raymond Hatton-are back in the saddle in Forbidden Trails. As was customary, the...
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Colonel
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1941
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Tim McCoy is the Texas Marshal in this better than usual PRC western. McCoy is forced to take on a hooded vigilante group...
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Tim Rand
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1941
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Veteran action and western director Spencer G. Bennet certainly opens this the second of Monogram's eight "Rough Riders"...
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1941
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Filmed in late 1940, the PRC western Riders of Black Mountain didn't secure a New York City playdate until December of 1941....
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Tim
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1941
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1940
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1940
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Don't be fooled by the opening credits: the "Peter Stewart" listed as director Gun Code was actually PRC workhorse Sam...
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Tim Hammond
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1940
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The first of eight Tim McCoy Westerns for ultra low-budget Producers' Distributing Corp./Producers Releasing Corp., Texas...
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"Silent" Tim Smith
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1940
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Long before the character was appropriated by Buster Crabbe, "Lightning" Bill Carson was played by Tim McCoy in a series of...
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"Lightning" Bill Carson
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1940
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Frontier Crusader was Tim McCoy's first western vehicle for the newly-formed Producers Releasing Corporation (PRC). The star...
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Trigger Tim Rand
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1940
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Tall-in-the-saddle Tim McCoy essays a dual role in the low-budget western Outlaw's Paradise. As luck would have it,...
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"Trigger" Mallory
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1939
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Tim McCoy is back as hard-ridin' Lighting Bill Carson in Victory Pictures' Trigger Fingers. When rustlers invade a peaceful...
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Bill Carson
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1939
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Tim McCoy once again played Department of Justice agent "Lightning Bill" Carson in Code of the Cactus, and once again he...
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"Lightning Bill" Carson
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1939
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In this exciting western, a mysterious masked hero helps tired settlers protect their lands from the wicked land-grabbers....
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Carson
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1939
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In this complicated western, a group of explorers head to Mexico to hunt for an Indian burial ground. The hero, who has been...
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Lightning Bill Carson/El Puma
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1939
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Ticket buyers got two Tim McCoys for the price of one with this low-budget Western, one of McCoy's eight Lightning Bill...
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1939
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In Two Gun Justice, Tim McCoy indulges in one of his favorite cinematic pastimes: Posing as a suave Mexican bandit, complete...
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Tim
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1938
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In this western, a government agent poses as an Asian so he can investigate a gang of jewel smugglers. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi...
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1938
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West of Rainbow's End was one of two Tim McCoy westerns directed by Monogram Pictures workhorse Alan James. Returning to the...
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Tim
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1938
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Phantom Ranger was the last of a quartet of Tim McCoy westerns produced by Maurice Conn for Monogram release. The star is...
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Tim Hayes
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1938
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Code of the Rangers was one of four Monogram westerns of the 1937-38 season starring the venerable Tim McCoy. In this one,...
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Tim Strong
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1938
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When a man is blamed for murder and thievery, his lawman uncle chases after him. ~ Rovi...
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1938
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Dick Tracy -- or rather his future portrayer Ralph Byrd -- found himself in the unfamiliar surroundings of the range in this...
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Tim Ross
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1936
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In his final Western for Poverty Row company Puritan Pictures, Tim McCoy played a Texas Ranger going undercover in order to...
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Tim Vallance
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1936
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In yet another unusual Western from short-lived Puritan Pictures, Tim McCoy is a Wild West performer in a Manhattan...
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Tim Barton
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1936
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A cowboy turned G-Man looks into a series of mysterious plane crashes in this low-budget but fairly engrossing B-Western...
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Tim Caverly
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1936
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Tim McCoy's western series for Puritan Pictures were pretty shabby production-wise, but nearly always delivered the goods in...
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Tim Corwin
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1936
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An average low-budget Western from short-lived Puritan Pictures, Roarin' Guns starred Tim McCoy as Tim Corwin, an agent for...
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Tim Corwin
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1936
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The first of nine Bill Carson Westerns produced by Sigmund Neufeld and starring the stalwart Tim McCoy, Lightnin' Bill Carson...
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1936
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In his second Western for low-budget Puritan Pictures, Tim McCoy comes to the aid of a pretty ranch owner whose property is...
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Tim Hanlon
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1936
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Although slow-moving at times, Aces and Eights is nevertheless a fine little Western and certainly the best of the ten Tim...
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Wild Bill Hickok
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1936
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In this his penultimate Western for Columbia Pictures, Tim McCoy played Tim Baxter, a cowboy returning to the old homestead...
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1935
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After two well-mounted entries produced by Nat Ross, the Tim McCoy Westerns from Puritan Pictures were taken over by the...
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1935
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Filmed on location at Big Bear and Wrightwood, CA, this Tim McCoy series entry from Columbia moved the stalwart hero from the...
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1935
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More a whodunit than a straight Western, this Tim McCoy series entry from Columbia featured a cowboy returning to his...
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1935
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Directed by former screenwriter Ford I. Beebe, this Tim McCoy Western from Columbia co-starred Robert Allen, a handsome...
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1935
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Based on "The King of Cactusville", a 1923 short story by Johnston McCulley, the creator of Zorro, The Outlaw Deputy was the...
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Tim Mallory
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1935
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Tim McCoy's final Western for Columbia, his home since 1931, Riding Wild is the old story of a range war between cattle...
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1935
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A superior Tim McCoy Western, Justice of the Range featured a range feud between John Mclean (Edward J. LeSaint) and his...
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Tim Condon
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1935
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In this crime drama, a state trooper falls in love with a night club singer. The club owner is a racketeer using the...
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Tim Daley
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1934
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Filmed at the Columbia ranch in ten days in September of 1934, this Tim McCoy Western did not enjoy a wide release until...
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Tim Hamlin
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1934
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Again forsaking his traditional western garb, Tim McCoy plays a rough-and-ready fireman in Columbia's A Man's Game. During...
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Tim
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1934
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Tim Dale
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1934
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A rather weak entry in Tim McCoy's Columbia oeuvre, this Western was released to smaller venues in December of 1934, but not...
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Tim Addison
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1934
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During the 1933-34 season, Columbia Pictures attempted to place its resident western star Tim McCoy in contemporary roles....
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Tim
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1934
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Taking a break from westerns during the 1933-34 season, Colonel Tim McCoy was starred in such Columbia "easterners" as...
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1934
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Speed Wings is another 1934 "eastern" from western star Tim McCoy. This time, the star is cast as Tim, a devil-may-care stunt...
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Tim
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1934
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In his first Western of 1933, Columbia Pictures' Tim McCoy once again played a Texas Ranger, this time investigating the...
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1933
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A decidedly minor entry in Tim McCoy's Western oeuvre, The Whirlwind was released in the middle of McCoy's unsuccessful...
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1933
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Police Car 17 is one of a handful of non-westerns made for Columbia by cowboy star Tim McCoy. Motor patrolman Tim Conlon...
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Tim Conlon
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1933
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Hopscotching between westerns and modern-dress actioners in 1933, Tim McCoy once more finds himself at large in the Big City...
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Tim
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1933
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Tim McCoy played the classic good/bad man in this average B-Western from Columbia Pictures filmed in about a week and on a...
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1933
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Adhering to an old Hollywood tradition, Tim McCoy's dog, Silver King, earned billing above the heroine, 1931 WAMPAS Baby Star...
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Tim Burke
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1933
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Tim McCoy is falsely accused of killing his own father in this typical low-budget oater directed by the generally efficient...
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Tim Benton
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1932
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In his fourth Western for Columbia Pictures, Tim McCoy played a lawman chasing a masked villain known only as "the Shadow."...
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Tim Collins
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1932
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Directed by the mediocre J.P. McGowan, Tim McCoy's second Western for Columbia was a rather tedious affair in which McCoy...
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1932
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Penned by prolific pulp writer William Colt MacDonald, this Tim McCoy Columbia Western may have been the forerunner of...
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Tim Clark
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1932
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A typical low-budget but competently made Columbia Western, The Riding Tornado featured Tim McCoy as a famous rodeo champ...
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1932
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In this his first Western of 1932, Tim McCoy is supported by a young John Wayne. Learning that he is a dead ringer for...
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1932
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A standard Tim McCoy Western from Columbia Pictures, Fighting for Justice featured the stalwart McCoy as a cowboy whose late...
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1932
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Although based on a story by William Colt McDonald, the creator of The Three Mesqueteers, this Tim McCoy effort from Columbia...
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1932
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An average entry in Columbia Pictures' Tim McCoy Western series, The Western Code features perennial Bad Guy Wheeler Oakman...
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Tim Barrett
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1932
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Tim McCoy played a cavalry officer dishonorably discharged for selling weapons to the Indians in this arguably his finest...
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1932
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Not the best of Tim McCoy's 16 Westerns for Columbia (1931-1932), Cornered, directed by action specialist B. Reeves Eason,...
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1932
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In his first Western for Columbia, Tim McCoy played one of his favorite characters, the reformed professional gambler....
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Tim Allen
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1931
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This western serial chronicles the adventures of a young girl whose uncle has discovered gold out West. Accompanied by her...
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1930
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Even as his parent studio MGM was gearing up for talkies, popular western star Tim McCoy ground out four silent vehicles...
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Capt. Daniel Clairboume
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1929
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Separated during an Indian raid, childhood pals Tim McCoy and Robert Frazer grow up on each side of the Indian Wars in this...
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Flood
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1929
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Colonel Tim McCoy, M-G-M's only series Western star, played a Pony Express rider in this well-produced but otherwise average...
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1929
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Filmed on magnificent locations at Glacier National Park, this MGM western starring Tim McCoy came at the very end of the...
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Capt. Allen
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1929
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Filmed back-to-back with Spoilers of the West (1928) at Lander, WY, this MGM production was the eighth in a series of 14...
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1928
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MGM's only series western hero, Tim McCoy, played a Texas Ranger lieutenant in this well-made but less than inspiring silent...
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1928
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The team behind MGM's Tim McCoy unit went "down under" for their inspiration for this silent "Western" about a British...
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1928
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The ancient tale of brothers, separated at birth, who grow up on opposite sides of the law, is given yet another working-over...
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Jim Lockheart
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1928
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This romantic adventure is set in South America and tells the story of a Yankee mining engineer who falls in love with the...
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Jim McClellan
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1928
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MGM's only ever series Western hero, Tim McCoy, starred in this handsomely mounted production, which drew heavily on the...
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1928
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An average Tim McCoy Western, this film benefitted from the sumptuous production values that only MGM would lavish on what...
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1927
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The Tim McCoy western Winners of the Wilderness was shot simultaneously with McCoy's War Paint, using the same locations for...
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Colonel O'Hara
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1927
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Colonel Tim McCoy's third western for MGM starred the former Indian sign language interpreter as an army captain facing...
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Capt. Archibald Gillespie
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1927
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Taking time out from his fine series of historical westerns, Colonel Tim McCoy starred in this action melodrama set in China...
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Capt. Robert Kelly
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1927
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Colonel Tim McCoy continued his string of successful historical Westerns with The Frontiersman, a muscular adventure set in...
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1927
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Colonel Tim McCoy had worked as an advisor on Indian sign languages and other things western during the making of...
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Lt. Tim Marshall
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1926
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Zane Grey's 1925 story of the great Buffalo hunts became a sprawling silent Western produced by Paramount and starring the...
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Burn Hudnall
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1925
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Jailed for a robbery he didn't commit, Bullets Bernard (Art Acord) enlists an alcoholic jailhouse lawyer (Paul Weigel) to...
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1924
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