Ghost Of Hidden Valley
Outlaws are using an abandoned ranch as a way to traffic stolen cattle. They convince folks the ranch is haunted so most people stay away, until the ranch is purchased by an Englishman and he moves in. When this happens the rustlers resort to more extreme measures and Billy and Fuzzy work to capture the villains. Fuzzy has more great comical stunts and gags in this action packed classic Billy The Kid film. Released in 1946 starring Buster Crabbe, Al St. John, Jean Carlin, John Meredith, Charles King, Jimmy Aubrey, Karl Hackett, John Cason, Silver Harr, Zon Murray, Victor Adamson, Bert Dillard.
Brand of the Outlaws
Gary Grey is a wandering Cowboy looking for a job. He rides into a cow camp and asks if they are hiring. At first they say no then change their minds and hire Gary. But these are not regular Cowhands. They are Rustlers and soon Gary finds himself up to his neck in trouble. This feature film was released in 1936. Starring Bob Steele as Gary Gray Margaret Marquis as Verna Matlock Jack Rockwell as Deputy Ben Holt Charles King as Rufe Matlock Virginia True Boardman as Mrs. Matlock, Verna's Mother Ed Cassidy as The Sheriff Frank Ball as The Doctor Horace Murphy as Express Agent John Brent Budd Buster as Stage Driver Bill Manning Bob Reeves as Deputy Chuck Morrison as Deputy Chuck
The Dude Ranger
Ernest Selby inherits a cattle ranch but does not care for the American west, preferring big cities back east. But he travels to inspect his new property and through a bit of comical events hires on as a cowboy. Then along with help from his new sidekick, Nebraska he sets out to find out why all his cattle have been disappearing. Another great story from Zane Grey. Although not really a household name today, George O'Brien starred in many westerns and was a good box-office draw. Even in the later part of the silent era. Big adventure with plenty of action and romance.