In this drama, a young boy earns the trust of an especially skittish colt and they form a special bond. Trouble ensues when...
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1935
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Previously filmed in 1918 and 1923, Harry Leon Wilson's novel achieved movie classic status when it was remade by...
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1935
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A professional gambler masquerading as a businessman boards a train and sets off across the country. During the journey he...
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1933
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1932
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The title of this RKO western refers to the wagons which bore settlers Westward during the mid-19th century. Following in his...
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1932
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In this western, a cowboy and an eastern city-slicker find they are co-inheritors of a ranch. The genteel woman loathes the...
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1931
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"East is East, West is West, Never the Twain Shall Meet." That's the lesson to be learned in the low-budget exotic romance...
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1930
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Adopting a surprisingly effective Southern accent, Vienna-born Joseph Schildkraut plays the title role in...
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1929
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Previous films based on the "Skinner" stories of Henry Irving Dodge had starred such silent-film luminaries as...
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1929
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Easy-to-please rural audiences got two aging Western stars for the price of one with this low-budget silent oater directed by...
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Malcolm Gale
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1929
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1928
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Footloose flapper Peggy Marston (Dorothy Revier) runs away from her oppressive household and right into the arms of Big...
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1927
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Jack Hoxie's first release of 1926, this Universal Western starred the taciturn hero as a Texas ranger posing as an ex-con in...
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1926
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Rough-hewn Art Acord starred in this Universal "Blue Streak" Western as a dude-ranch foreman who disdains the place's...
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1926
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Sheriff Frank Moody (Jack Hoxie) has his hands full chasing after a notorious bandit known only as the Raven. His younger...
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Banker Connor
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1925
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After crashing his plane in the wilderness, a young airborne forest ranger is nursed back to health by a mountain man and his...
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1925
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Jack Hoxie's final Western for 1925 featured Universal's second most popular cowboy hero (after Hoot Gibson) chasing a wanted...
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1925
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Nila Lyons (Laura La Plante) is a suburban housewife who craves excitement in her life. She gets it -- and how! -- when she's...
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1924
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The feud between cattle ranchers and sheep men took center stage once again in this fairly effective Jack Hoxie western....
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1924
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This plodding melodrama fails to measure up to the original 1917 version directed by Charles Giblyn. Mildred Gower...
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1924
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Minor Universal star Gladys Walton has the lead in this light comedy. After becoming a successful chorus girl on the Broadway...
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Samuel Grimes
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1923
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This Western starring Jack Hoxie) has all the typical elements one would expect: the mortgaged ranch, cattle rustlers, a...
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Frank Ainslee
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1923
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Keeping in mind that "Greater love hath no man than this, that he lay down his life for a friend," a Northwest Mounted Police...
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1923
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This tale of a crook's reform takes place in the San Francisco of the early 1900s. Predictably, Lon Chaney plays a crook and...
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1923
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Bill Randolph
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1923
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Silent cowboy-star Hoot Gibson specialized in playing ruffled, slightly comical cowpokes suffering from a mix of shyness and...
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1922
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Just about all the major players in this romance were miscast here; in the 1920s heavy ethnic characterizations (offensive as...
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1922
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Pretty Eileen Pearcy plays the title character in this adaptation of the Booth Tarkington novel. Cora (Pearcy) is the spoiled...
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1922
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Priscilla Dean has a dual role in this drama based on False Colors by Edwina Levin. Laura Figlan (Dean) is an ambitious...
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1921
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Circus manager
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1921
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Filmmaker Herbert Brenon indulged in his usual spectacular excesses in The Eternal Sin. Victor Hugo's novel Lucretia Borgia...
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1917
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Florence Lawrence, the motion-picture industry's first real movie star, was at the tail end of her popularity when she...
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1916
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The 1916 silent version of Jules Vernes' 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea was "sold" on the basis of its advanced underwater...
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1916
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1914
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Inspired by several stage plays and a couple of sensationalistic Danish white slavery" films, Traffic in Souls became one of...
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1913
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