Category: 1940s
Joe E. Brown is Wellington Holmes, an Easterner determined to bring horticultural beauty to the West. He assures his assistant Ogletorphe that the West has been tamed. Of course, …
Randolph Scott is Cole Armin, who leaves Texas bound for Albuquerque and the promise of a lucractive new job. The stage he’s riding on is held up. One man …
William Bishop is Bill Foss, who arrives in Silverado with a stagecoach and a spirited team of horses. That immediately raises the ire of stagecoach driver Zeke Butler (Forrest …
John Wayne is Duke Fergus, a Montana rancher who heads West to collect a $500 debt owed him for a horse he sold. Turns out, the debt is owed …
John Wayne is Bob Seton, a drifter who punches men in the mouth so partner Doc Grunch (Gabby Hayes) can do a booming business as a dentist, pulling their …
John Wayne is Roy Glennister and he’s co-owner of The Midas, the richest mine in Nome, Alaska, with his partner Al Dextry (Harry Carey). He arrives back in Nome …
John Wayne is Robert Hightower. He and partners Pedro Fuerte (Pedro Armendariz) and The Abilene Kid (Harry Carey Jr.) ride into the town of Welcome, Ariz., to rob the …
Jean Arthur is Molly J. Truesdale, who escapes three overbearing suitors in New York City to take a bus tour offering 14 breathless days of vacation. Trying to get …
Clay Phillips (Robert Sterling) and his young brother Steve (Claude Jarman Jr.) need to get a string of prize horses from Aspen to Sonora. They face two obstacles. First, …
Randolph Scott is notorious gunman Brazos Kane. After being forced to shoot his best friend in self-defense — the friend couldn’t resist the temptation to test his gun skills …
