Angel and the Badman February 15, 1947

 

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"Angel and the Badman" is a classic Western film released in 1947, blending elements of romance, adventure, and action. The story centers around Quirt Evans, a notorious shootist and womanizer whose horse collapses near the home of a Quaker family. Despite warnings from others about his dubious character, the compassionate family takes him in and nurses him back to health.

As Quirt recuperates, he finds himself drawn to the family's beautiful daughter, Penelope. Amidst his growing affection for Penelope and admiration for the family's faith, Quirt grapples with his troubled past, which threatens to catch up with him.

The film explores themes of redemption, love, and the conflict between a troubled past and the possibility of a new beginning. With stunning cinematography and compelling performances, "Angel and the Badman" remains a timeless classic in the Western genre.

The Desert Trail (1935) G 04/21/1935 (US) Action, Western 54m

 

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"The Desert Trail" is a classic Western film released in 1935. The story revolves around John Scott, a rodeo star, and his friend Kansas Charlie, a gambler. The two friends find themselves falsely accused of armed robbery in their town. To clear their names and find the real culprits, they quickly leave town and head to Poker City. 

Directed by Lewis D. Collins and written by Lindsley Parsons, the film takes viewers on a thrilling journey as John Scott and Kansas Charlie navigate through the rugged desert landscape, encountering various obstacles and dangers along the way. As they pursue their quest for justice, they must outsmart outlaws and face numerous challenges, showcasing their courage and determination.

With its action-packed scenes and classic Western tropes, "The Desert Trail" offers audiences an exciting and entertaining cinematic experience, filled with suspense, adventure, and a dash of humor.

Hell Town (1937) | Western | John Wayne, Marsha Hunt,

 

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"Hell Town" is a 1937 Hollywood classic film directed by Charles Barton and starring John Wayne, Marsha Hunt, and Johnny Mack Brown. The film is a Western drama set in the fictional town of Diablo, known colloquially as "Hell Town." It revolves around the power struggle between two ranching families, the Tollivers and the Kings. 

John Wayne plays the role of Dare Rudd, a carefree and roguish cowboy who returns to Hell Town after a long absence. Upon his return, he finds himself caught in the middle of a feud between the Tollivers and the Kings. Dare's old flame, Judy Tolliver (played by Marsha Hunt), is now engaged to Tom Fillmore (played by Johnny Mack Brown), a member of the rival ranching family.

As tensions escalate between the Tollivers and the Kings, Dare finds himself torn between loyalty to his old friends and his desire for a peaceful resolution. Matters become further complicated when Dare discovers a secret about his own past that could change the course of the feud.

With elements of romance, action, and drama, "Hell Town" explores themes of loyalty, forgiveness, and redemption against the backdrop of the rugged American West. It showcases John Wayne in one of his early leading roles, embodying the archetype of the tough but principled cowboy that would become synonymous with his career.

The Dawn Rider (1935) NR 06/20/1935 (US) Action, Western 52m

 

The Dawn Rider (1935)

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"The Dawn Rider" is a classic Western film directed by Robert N. Bradbury and released in 1935. The film stars John Wayne in one of his early leading roles. Here's a synopsis:

The story follows John Mason (John Wayne), a young man seeking vengeance for the death of his father, who was killed during a stagecoach robbery. John's pursuit of justice leads him to a small town where he encounters a group of outlaws led by outlaw leader Ben McClure (played by Yakima Canutt).

During his investigation, John forms a bond with Alice Gordon (Marion Burns), whose father owns the local general store. Alice's brother is wrongly accused of being involved in the stagecoach robbery, and John must navigate through various obstacles to clear his name and bring the real culprits to justice.

As the tension mounts, John finds himself torn between his desire for revenge and his growing affection for Alice. Along the way, he faces numerous challenges, including gunfights, betrayals, and the harsh realities of the Wild West.

In the end, John must confront McClure and his gang in a thrilling climax that will test his courage and resolve. "The Dawn 

Rider" is a gripping tale of justice, redemption, and the timeless struggle between good and evil in the American frontier.