The Redhead from Wyoming
A saloonkeeper sides with the sheriff for justice after she's framed for rustling.
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.
Fugitive of the Plains
Billy and his pals are in jail for crimes they say they did not commit. getting out of jail just seems to add to their problems when more crimes are committed. This is one of the many Billy The Kid features Buster made. At first he was just named Billy The Kid but then his name became Billy Carson. This classic western stars Buster Crabbe, Falcon - (Busters Horse), Al - Fuzzy - St. John, Maxine Leslie, Jack Ingram, Kermit Maynard, George Chesebro, Karl Hackett, John Merton, Hal Price, Hank Bell, Budd Buster, Kansas Moehring, Artie Ortego. This production from 1943 also has western movie star Kermit Maynard as one of the outlaws.
Billy The Kid's Round-Up
The boys ride to help their friend Sheriff Hanley only to find he has been shot. The outlaw element is trying to control the elections and they don't want the newspaper printing the truth. So Billy, Fuzzy and Jeff all step in to help defeat the bad guys. Fuzzy has more great comical stunts and gags in this action packed classic Billy The Kid film. Released in 1941 starring Buster Crabbe, Al St. John, Carleton Young, Joan Barclay, Glenn Strange, Charles King, Slim Whitaker, John Elliott, Tex Cooper, Kenne Duncan.
Outlaws of Boulder Pass
This is another exciting Lone Rider film. The Bar X Ranch charges a high toll for the cattle to pass through on the way to the free grazing land. The villains in this tale of the old west are out to squeeze the ranchers out of their property and they don't mind doing a few killings along the way. But they never figured on a man like Lone Rider Tom Cameron getting involved. There are some of the best of the Heavies playing the bad guys in this classic. Lots of great action, adventure, romance, music and a bit of comedy in this classic film. INTERESTING NOTE - Al Fuzzy St. John started appearing in films in 1911. He was in many comedy films with some of the comedy icons of the silent era. This is where he started learning his great comedic timing, falls and tumbles. He appeared in over 350 films and was western sidekick to a whole corral of Cowboy stars. We have remastered this film into higher definition and cleaned up the noise in the audio a good bit and it sounds pretty good. From 1942. George did many of the Lone Rider series movies. Starring George Houston as Tom Cameron, the Lone Rider Al Fuzzy St. John as Fuzzy Jones Dennis Smoky Moore as Sheriff Smoky Hammer Marjorie Manners as Tess Hammer, alias Tess Clayton I. Stanford Jolley as Gil Harkness Karl Hackett as Sid Clayton Charles King as Henchman Jake Ted Adams as Sheriff Kenne Duncan as Henchman Mulie Frank Ellis as Henchman Ringo
Western Mail
Tom Allen and his sidekick Lopez Mendoza are out to stop a gang committing train robberies. The two must go undercover and join the gang in this action pack western. Starring Tom Keene as Tom Allen Frank Yaconelli as Lopez Mendoza LeRoy Mason as Jeff Gordon Jean Trent as Julia Webster Fred Kohler, Jr. as Lucky Webster Glenn Strange as Sheriff Big Bill Collins Gene Alsace as Henchman Rod James Sheridan as Henchman Cheyenne Karl Hackett as Jim Rivers An interesting note about Tom Keene is he was born George Duryea on December 30, 1896. For some reason he also went by Richard Powers for some acting jobs. Good western but there is a bit of very silly comedy in this one. This production from 1942.
Thunder in the Desert
Bob Radford is out to find the killers who murdered his uncle. A gang of villains is involved but their leader who remains in the shadows is who Bob really wants to bring to justice. Interesting note Louise Stanley was in a few westerns with Bob. Also with Jack Randall whom she was married to for awhile. She is also in the Tex Ritter movies - Riders of the Rockies and Sing Cowboy Sing. Also The Oregon Trail with Johnny Mack Brown. Starring Bob Steele as Bob Radford Louise Stanley as Betty Andrews Don Barclay as Rusty Ed Brady as Reno Charles King as Curt Harris Horace Murphy as Sheriff Steve Clark as Andrews Lew Meehan as Henchman Mike Ernie Adams as Tramp Richard Cramer as Tramp Budd Buster as Deputy Oscar This classic movie production is from 1938.
Riding the Sunset Trail
Jay Lynch plots to have his half brother murdered and steal his ranch, but everything doesn't always go as you plan. Especially if you're the bad guy! Released in 1941 Directed by Robert Emmett Tansey, written by Robert Emmett Tansey and Frances Kavanaugh. Starring Tom Keene, Betty Miles, Frank Yaconelli, Sugar Dawn, Slim Andrews and Kenne Duncan, Gene Alsace, Tom London, Tom Seidel, Fred Hoose, James Sheridan and Rusty Tom's Horse.
Oath of Vengeance
Fuzzy opens a general store in a town where there is a range war between the cattlemen and farmers. There is a culprit behind all the rustling and terror and it is up to Billy and Fuzzy to stop the thieving outlaws. This classic western stars Buster Crabbe, Falcon - Busters Horse), Al - Fuzzy - St. John, Mady Lawrence, Jack Ingram and Charles King. This production from 1944 also has western movie star Kermit Maynard as a foreman on a ranch.