Honor of the Range
We have remastered this into a higher definition. After a gang robs Sheriff Ken's twin brother Clem's safe the towns people think Ken was in cahoots with the outlaws.Ken has to do some fast thinking and maneuvers to outwit the whole town and go after the real villains. Ken Maynard made a lot of action packed western films. Ken is one of the silent stars who transitioned well into the sound era of talking pictures. Lots of fast riding, suspense, action and adventure in this classic western film. This production is from 1934. Starring Ken Maynard as Sheriff Ken / Brother Clem Cecilia Parker as Mary Turner Fred Kohler as 'Rawhide' Frank Hagney as Deputy 'Boots' Jack Rockwell as Henchman Rocky James A. Marcus as Mr. Turner Albert J. Smith as Henchman 'Smokey' Eddie Barnes as Charlie Curzon (the vaudevillian) Slim Whitaker as Henchman Pete Franklyn Farnum as Saloonkeper Tarzan as Tarzan, Ken's Horse Hosted by Bob Terry.
In Old Santa Fe
Kentucky gets framed for the murder and has to find the real villain. Also this is Gene Autry's first roll in a movie
Border Phantom
Larry and his sidekick Lucky are out to stop a mysterious smuggling ring and solve a murder. As always with Bob Steele there's lots of action and Lucky provides some comical content. Starring Bob Steele, Harley Wood, Don Barclay, Karl Hackett, Horace Murphy, Miki Morita, Ed Cassidy, Frank Ball.
Trail Riders
The bank of Gila Springs has been robbed and the Sheriff killed. The Range busters are sent for to reinstall law and order to the town, but a vigilante comity has already been formed and for nefarious reasons they do not want any interference from The Range Busters So it's up to the boys to defeat the bad guys and set things straight. This classic western film is from 1942. Starring The Range Busters John Dusty King as Dusty King David Sharpe as Davy Sharpe Max Terhune as Max "Alibi" Terhune Elmer as Elmer, Alibi's Dummy Evelyn Finley as Mary Rand Forrest Taylor as Mike Rand Charles King as Ed Cole Kermit Maynard as Henchman Ace Alton Lynton Brent as Jeff Rand Jack Curtis as Ranch Hand Tiny Steve Clark as Marshal Jim Hammond Kenne Duncan as Marshal Frank Hammond
The Laramie Kid
Tom Talbot has returned home after spending time away to earn money for his own ranch, but he has made some mistakes. While asking Ed Larkin if there is any good jobs around Tom sees the bank being robbed and this is where Tom's troubles go from bad to worse. Tom has a steep road to climb to get out of this canyon. Starring Tom Tyler, Alberta Vaughn, Al Ferguson, Murdock MacQuarrie, George Chesebro, Snub Pollard, Steve Clark, Jimmy Aubrey, Lafe McKee, Robert McKenzie, Nelson McDowell, Artie Ortego, Budd Buster.
Wild Horse Phantom
A fantastic example of vintage Hollywood's ability of illusions presented to an audience, and it is just accepted in stride. One of the many motion picture reasons children and some adults alike in the 1940's and after believed the old west still existed in States like Texas and Arizona. This story of cowboys and gangsters opens up with a very modern scene. A prison break complete with electric spotlights, telephones, tommy guns and automobiles. But don't let the beginning of this feature throw you off the trail, it quickly travels to the wild west with fast horses and sixshooters. Billy and Fuzzy are out to find stolen cash a gang stashed before they were caught. So ride the trail with our heroes in a fantasy west and a time when every child at the movies wanted to grow up and become a western hero.
Ghost Patrol
Planes are mysteriously crashing and Tim Caverly is assigned to the case to find out why. Meanwhile scientist Prof. Jonathan Brent and a new machine he was working on have disappeared. Can the two events be intertwined? This action packed western film was released in 1936. In real life when he was younger McCoy worked on ranches in Wyoming. He became an expert horseman and roper and developed an extensive knowledge of the customs and languages some Native American Indian tribes.