Richard Burton plays a psychiatrist who attempts to discover why young Peter Firth has taken to mutilating live horses. In...
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Consultant/advisor
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1977
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A Man Called Horse stars Richard Harris as Lord John Morgan, an English peer cast somewhat adrift in the American West....
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Second Unit Director
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1970
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An expensive but enormously profitable war picture, Where Eagles Dare centers upon a daring rescue and even more daring...
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Second Unit Director, Stunts
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1968
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An international collection of second-string actors grace the cast of this bargain-basement Sergio Leone knock off....
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Second Unit Director
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1968
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When French playwright Pierre Corneille wrote El Cid, a fanciful version of the life of 11th-century Spanish hero Rodrigo...
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Stunts
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1961
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The redoubtable Johnny Carpenter is producer, author and star of the low-budget western Lawless Rider. Exploiting his slight...
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Director
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1954
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Showdown is the story of a trail boss named Shad Jones (Bill Elliott) whose younger brother is murdered. Knowing that a...
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1950
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Rocky Mountain was planned as a big budget western, but Warner Bros. pared down both its budget and its length to...
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1950
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Legendary stunt coordinator and second-unit director Yakima Canutt was the man in the director's chair for Republic's...
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Director
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1948
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Yet another Hollywood whitewash of a gang of legendary lawbreakers, this oater starred future Lone Ranger Clayton Moore and...
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Director
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1948
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Whenever veteran stuntman Yakima Canutt held the directorial reins of a Republic western, it was a sure bet that there'd be...
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Director
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1948
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This western mystery offers a behind-the-scenes look at movie making. The trouble begins when a cowboy star is mysteriously...
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Director
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1948
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The popular G-Men of the 1930s made a comeback in this action serial produced by Republic Pictures, starring television's...
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Director
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1948
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This action adventure centers on the attempts of the courageous Canadian cops to stop crooks from finding a fabulous hidden...
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Director
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1948
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Smugglers are working the border between Mexico and California in this action-filled and, of course, tuneful Gene Autry...
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Second Unit Director
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1947
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This gentle, tuneful western is one of cowboy crooner Roy Rogers' best and most successful films; it is also his personal...
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Director
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1946
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Technically a reedit of the 1933 serial The Three Musketeers, this 1946 feature stars The Duke himself, John Wayne, as Tom,...
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1946
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Directed by one of the finest stuntmen in American cinema, Yakima Canutt, this western follows legendary hero Sunset Carson...
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Director
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1945
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Also released in a feature version -- retitled FBI 99 -- this 12 chapter Republic Pictures serial benefitted from fine...
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Director
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1945
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The luscious Linda Stirling starred in this 15-chapter action serial from genre specialist Republic Pictures as Claire...
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Director
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1945
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A tuneful Roy Rogers Western, Along the Navajo Trail finds Dale Evans' Lazy A Ranch under siege from nasty J. Richard Bentley...
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Director
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1945
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1945
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Roy Rogers and Dale Evans still weren't man and wife when they costarred in Republic's San Fernando Valley. As always,...
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Director
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1944
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"Wild Bill" Elliott heads the all-star (by B-flick standards, at any rate) western Hidden Valley Outlaws. Elliott does battle...
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1944
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1944
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1943
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In Old Oklahoma is better known today by its reissue title, War of the Wildcats. John Wayne heads the cast as oil man Dan...
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1943
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The budget for this fine Roy Rogers Western was doubled and the title changed from Starlight on the Trail to the more...
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1943
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Roy Rogers heads the cast of Song of Texas as a rodeo star named Roy Rogers. Quitting the rodeo operated by larcenous Jim...
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1943
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Based on the novel by Ernest Hemingway, For Whom the Bell Tolls is a romantic drama set against the turbulent tapestry of the...
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1943
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Wild Bill comes to the rescue when his friend needs him to take care of a crook in this western. ~ Kristie Hassen, Rovi...
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1943
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Republic Pictures' final 1942 release was the "Three Mesquiteers" western Shadows on the Sage. The better-than-average plot...
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1942
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It's "The Three Mesquiteers" again, this time played by Bob Steele (as Tucson Smith), Tom Tyler (as Stony Brooke) and Rufe...
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1941
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A mystery man works behind the scenes in this tuneful Roy Rogers western in which the local theatre owner attempts to ruin...
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1941
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Congress suddenly changes the boundary between Texas and Mexico and the rangers leave the territory to the U.S. cavalry in...
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1941
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Prairie Pioneers was one of a trio of "Three Mesquiteers" westerns directed by the forgotten Les Orleback. On this occasion,...
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1941
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Nevada City finds Roy Rogers and his perennial sidekick Gabby Hayes cast as stagecoach drivers. Their boss is Joseph Crehan,...
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1941
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The irrepressible Donald Barry is twice falsely accused of murder in this typical low-budget but well-mounted Republic...
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1941
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The Great Train Robbery is not a remake of the 1903 landmark film of the same name; if it had been, it wouldn't have run any...
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1941
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With Under Texas Skies, Republic's Three Mesquiteers underwent a slight change of personnel. Robert Livingston remained as...
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1940
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Set in the years leading up to the Civil War and its outbreak, Dark Command tells a fictionalized version of the story of...
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1940
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Donald Barry, not yet Donald "Red" Barry, heads the cast of the Republic western Ghost Valley Raiders. A federal marshal,...
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1940
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Calling Philo Vance is a perfunctory remake of 1933's The Kennel Murder Case, which many aficionados consider the best of the...
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1940
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The three Mesquiteers ride the long trail home following the Spanish-American war in this western. En route, they have many...
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1940
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In this western, a cowpoke is framed for the murder of his best friend. Interspersed between the main plot are subplots...
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1940
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1940
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Promoted as a follow-up to the popular 1939 western Dodge City (which, indeed, was left wide open for a sequel in its closing...
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1940
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Even taking into consideration Of Mice and Men, One Million BC was inarguably the most ambitious feature-film project ever...
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Stunts
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1940
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When an evil land grabbers forces settlers out of their homes, the courageous Three Mesquiteers ride up to stop him. Rootin'...
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1940
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Roy Rogers plays an outlaw out to avenge the murder of his brother in this fine Republic Western directed by one of the...
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1940
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Gone With the Wind boils down to a story about a spoiled Southern girl's hopeless love for a married man. Producer...
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1939
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Although there were Westerns before it, Stagecoach quickly became a template for all movie Westerns to come. Director...
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Stunts
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1939
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Forever keeping apace of current headlines, Republic's "Three Mesquiteers" series came up with the 1939 entry Wyoming Outlaw....
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1939
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In this episode of the Three Mesquiteers series of westerns the trio must help two rival sides involved in a range war settle...
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1939
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This "Three Mesquiteers" western is based upon the exploits of one James Addison Reavis, a clever 19th century con artist who...
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1939
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Based on a classic tale from Rudyard Kipling, this melodrama chronicles the desperate attempt of a painter to finish his...
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Stunts
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1939
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1939
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1938
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1938
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This 15-chapter Columbia serial is largely set on a remote Carribean island (which looks suspiciously like Catalina)....
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1938
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1938
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The first of 22 inexpensive Westerns starring Jack Randall (aka Addison Randall and Allan Byron), Riders of the Dawn is yet...
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1937
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One of the timelier Three Mesquiteers westerns, Gunsmoke Ranch was inspired by the Ohio and Mississippi river floodings of...
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1937
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The Three Mesquiteers take on a group of frontier fascists in the zippy series entry Roarin' Lead. This being Season One of...
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1937
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This average Tex Ritter music Western provided the former radio and Broadway performer with not one but two comedy sidekicks:...
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Sgt. Beef
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1937
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Despite the claim of "an original screenplay by Edward Earl Repp," this entry in Warner Bros.' Dick Foran "singing cowboy"...
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1937
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1937
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Heart of the Rockies launched Republic's second season of popular "Three Mesquiteers" westerns. Returning to the fold are...
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1937
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The Three Mesquiteers are back for more action in this well-photographed Republic western. This time, heroes Stoney Brooke...
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1937
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1937
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Squint
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1937
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A travelling circus provides the background for this "Three Mesquiteers" western. One of the circus owners is a...
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1937
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Hit the Saddle has enjoyed more latter-day attention than most of Republic's "Three Mesquiteers" western films thanks to the...
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1937
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Real-life flying ace Frank Hawks stars in the 15-chapter Columbia serial The Mysterious Pilot. Running the gamut of emotions...
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1937
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Though released by Republic, The Oregon Trail was actually filmed by the Lone Star unit at Monogram. John Wayne stars in a...
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1936
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Yet another Zorro imitation, this adventure serial starred Robert Livingston as Don Loring, whose father and brother are...
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1936
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A very low-budget Western, Outlaw Rule stars former fullback Reb Russell as a lawman in disguise coming to the aid of a young...
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1936
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The Lonely Trail, directed by Joseph Kane, stars John Wayne as veteran Union officer John Ashley. Ashley (Wayne), upon his...
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1936
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The second of three serials produced by the Weiss Bros. for low-budget Stage and Screen Productions, The Clutching Hand...
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1936
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Kermit Maynard, Ken's less famous brother, plays a Mountie impersonating a killer impersonating a Mountie in this low-budget...
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1936
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Ghost Town Gold was the second entry in Republic's long-running "Three Mesquiteers" western series. Ray "Crash" Corrigan and...
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1936
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Former pony express riders John Blair (John Wayne) and Larry Adams (Lane Chandler) don't buy the Brooklyn Bridge in this...
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Smoky
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1936
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The first of three inexpensive serials produced by Louis Weiss for Poverty Row company Stage and Screen Productions, The...
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1936
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John Wayne stars in this Western as a law student seeking revenge on the ruthless land baron who killed his parents; after he...
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1936
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Paradise Canyon is one of the most action-packed entries in John Wayne's "Lone Star" series. On the trail of a counterfeiting...
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Curly Joe Gale
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1935
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With a 45-minute running time, or thereabouts, Texas Terror was John Wayne's shortest Lone Star/Monogram Western and far from...
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1935
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1935
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Having allowed his name to be listed as "producer" of Gun Smoke, a low-budget Western actually produced by Willis Kent, rodeo...
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Yak
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1935
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Directed by the veteran Elmer Clifton, Pals of the Range was yet another attempt at turning journeyman actor Rex Lease into a...
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1935
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An average entry in the otherwise above-average Monogram/"Lone Star" Western series starring John Wayne, this film is...
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Barkeep
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1935
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1935
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In his first of 16 Westerns for independent producer A.W. Hackel, Johnny Mack Brown is Branded a Coward when instead of...
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1935
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In this western, a family is threatened by poison pen letters. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi...
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1935
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In this, his fourth Western for Republic Pictures, John Wayne plays John Middleton, a would-be rodeo rider forsaking his...
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1935
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Earl Dwire supplies a deliciously ripe performance as a half-breed outlaw in this early John Wayne Western from Monogram....
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Joe
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1935
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Westward Ho begins as hero John Wyatt (John Wayne) vows to avenge the death of his parents at the hands of cattle rustlers....
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1935
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Written and directed by the prolific Oliver Drake, this low-budget Western starred Lane Chandler as a Texas Ranger battling a...
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1934
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After helping prevent a bank robbery, young drifter John Weston (John Wayne) is assigned by Marshal Higgins (George "Gabby"...
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1934
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Definitely the most expensive-looking of John Wayne's "Lone Star" westerns, The Star Packer casts "the Duke" as U.S. marshal...
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Yak
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1934
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Hank
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1934
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The third entry in John Wayne's superior Lone Star series for producer Paul Malvern, The Lucky Texan features Wayne as Jerry...
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Cole
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1934
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In his first western, former football star Reb Russell plays Clint Mason, a young parolee returning to Bonanza City intent on...
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1934
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John Wayne once again goes undercover to catch a wanted outlaw in this average entry in his 1934-1935 Western series for...
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Danti, The Polka Dot Bandit
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1934
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John Wayne attempts to locate Shirley Jean Rickert's wayward father in this low-budget Western from his days with Monogram....
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1934
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In his second starring Western for low-budget producer Willis Kent, former All-American fullback Reb Russell played just...
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1934
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In perhaps the most haunting opening of any B-Western, Randy Rides Alone has John Wayne enter a deserted saloon filled with...
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1934
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In the first of his 16 Westerns for Monogram, John Wayne plays Singin' Sandy Saunders, a drifter who witnesses what he at...
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Stunts
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1933
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In Scarlet River, Tom Keene plays "himself," a cowboy movie star, on location in the Wide Open Spaces for his latest epic....
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1933
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So unknown was John Wayne in 1934 that the Variety review of the "B"-western Sagebrush Trail fails to list Wayne in the cast!...
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1933
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Former silent screen cowboy star Jack Hoxie played a Pony Express rider in this, the fourth of six low-budget oaters produced...
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1933
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In this western, a persuasive young oil salesman persuades the residents of a small Texas town to invest in an oil well....
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1933
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Adapted from Alexander Dumas's novel, this adventure is about a trio of Foreign Legion friends who confront the Devil of the...
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Stunts
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1933
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Directed by Tenny Wright, The Telegraph Trail features John Wayne as John Trent, a calvary scout who has been sent to put a...
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"High Wolf"
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1933
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Mascot produced their serials fast and furious with little concern for believability, acting prowess, or technical niceties....
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1932
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Filmed on-location at Lone Pine, CA, with interiors made at Hollywood's Talisman Studio, this low-budget Western was the...
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1932
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Filmed on-location at Lone Pine, CA, and thus looking a lot better than the average cheapie Western, Cheyenne Cyclone was the...
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1932
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The third in a series of six Jack Hoxie Westerns produced by poverty row company Majestic, this film featured the former...
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1932
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A serial remake of a 1926 Western feature starring William Boyd, The Last Frontier became an early opportunity for young Lon...
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1932
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Its story credited to stunt-man extraordinaire Yakima Canutt, Riders of the Golden Gulch, from low-budget West Coast Studios,...
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Screen Story
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1932
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Produced in 1930 by Poverty Row entrepreneur William Pizor, this shoddy Western starring silent screen cowboy...
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1932
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Ostensibly based on a story by pulp writer William Colt McDonald, this minor Western, filmed at Lone Pine, CA, starred Lane...
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Jackson
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1932
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This adventure film consists of a 12-part serial that has been spliced together. The story basically follows the travails of...
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1932
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The third of Poverty Row producer Willis Kent's eight Lane Chandler Westerns, Battling Buckaroo was filmed on-location at the...
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1932
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The second of five no-budget westerns starring Buffalo Bill, Jr. (aka Jay Wilsey, The Pueblo Terror featured an august cast...
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1931
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Cowboy hero Tom Tyler dispenses Two-Fisted Justice in this energetic western. At the outbreak of the Civil War, President...
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1931
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Filmed at Newhall, CA, with exteriors shot at Universal City, Mascot Pictures' The Vanishing Legion became the little...
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Director
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1931
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Hurricane Horseman was the first entry in cowboy star Lane Chandler's brief western series for Willis Kent Productions. In...
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1931
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In this western, a cowboy finds himself entangled in a saloon incident. He then saves a woman from outlaws, who later turn...
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Jim
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1931
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"Suggested" by the book The West That Was by legendary showman William F. Cody, this 12 chapter Universal serial was merely...
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1931
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This western serial features the famous trained German Shepherd Rin-Tin-Tin. Rinty gets involved in an Indian uprising caused...
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1931
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Silent-screen hero Jack Perrin and his handsome mount Starlight headlined this low-budget oater from shoestring company Big 4...
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1930
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An innocent cowboy is once again suspected of a crime he didn't commit in The Lonesome Trail, an obscure early talkie western...
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Two Gun
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1930
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Poverty row entrepreneur John R. Freuler's Big Four Corporation released this oater produced by one of Hollywood's few women...
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1930
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Penny-pinching producer John R. Freuler's thoroughly misnamed Big Four Corp. released this early sound western about a ranch...
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Steve
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1930
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Veteran stunt-man Yakima Canutt not only played Buffalo Bill, Jr.'s nemesis in this obscure western from small-scale West...
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Screenwriter
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1930
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1930
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In one of his last starring roles, stunt-man turned silent cowboy star Yakima Canutt battled bad guys such as...
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1929
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1929
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1929
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Although not quite the epic its title suggested, this 10 chapter Western serial from genre specialist Mascot was certainly...
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1928
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Produced, co-written (with director Jacques Jaccard), and starring stunt man Yakima Canutt, the surviving The Outlaw Breaker...
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Producer, Screenwriter
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1926
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Everyone who ever worked with Rex, King of Wild Horses has testified that the magnificent-looking animal was one of the...
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Dave Garson
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1926
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Produced and directed by poverty row maven Benjamin F. Wilson (the "F" stood for Franklin!), this minor silent Western...
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Yak
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1926
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Yak Halliday (Yakima Canutt) loses his money and his horse to a crooked card player, Parson Larkin (James Corey, more...
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1925
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Lower-echelon silent screen cowboy Dick Hatton starred in this average oater independently produced by Ben Wilson for release...
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Bud Osborne
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1925
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1925
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Jim Marlow
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1925
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Stunt innovator Yakima Canutt had already been making his presence known in films for several years by the time F.B.O....
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1925
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Silent Western star Yakima Canutt played the son of a sheriff caught in the eternal battle between sheepmen and cattle...
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1925
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Real-life rodeo champ Yakima Canutt does some fine ridin' and ropin' in this silent western about a cowboy who is falsely...
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Steve Carlson
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1924
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Falsely accused of murdering a prospector and on the lam from the law, rancher Jess Dean (Yakima Canutt) not only tracks down...
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Jess Dean
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1924
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Pete
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1924
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Poverty row entrepreneur Ben Wilson both produced and starred in this fanciful silent Western also featuring Charles Chaplin...
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Handy Man
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1924
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The epic struggle for the rights to California became the basis for Days of '49, a 15-chapter serial produced by Ben Wilson's...
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1924
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Cheap western entrepreneur Ben Wilson produced this obscure silent oater starring the less-than-appealing Dick Hatton as a...
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Luke Strong
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1924
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Veteran B-Western star Neal Hart and Yakima Canutt square off in this low-budget silent oater also produced, directed, and...
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Buck Madison
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1923
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Actor-director Paul Hurst also wrote this average low-budget Western starring Neal Hart. Hart attempts to save a mother (Sara...
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Link
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1922
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A young Yakima Canutt plays a supporting role as one of the gang in this obscure but interesting silent western. The star,...
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1920
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