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Fist fights, gun battles, chase scenes,and action from 30 vintage westerns: "Gone with the West", "Without Honor", "Law and Lawless", "The Cowboy and the Bandit", "Kentucky Rifle", "The Lone Ranger", "Raiders of Old California", "The Deadly Companions", "Apache Rifles", "Dead For A Dollar", "Fistful of Lead", "Cry Blood, Apache", "The Outlaw", "Stampede", "The Law of 45s", "McLintock", "Rage at Dawn", "Santa Fe Trail", "I Killed Wild Bill Hickok", "The Deserter", "Colorado Sundown", "One Eyed Jacks", "Yuma", "White Comanche", "Jory", "The Hanged Man", "Dead Aim" ,"Joshua", "Kid Vengeance", "China 9, Liberty 37". Film clips with Chill Wills, Brian Keith, Lee Van Cleef, John Wayne, Clint Walker, Errol Flynn, Fred Williamson, Joel McCrea, Randolph Scott, Audie Murphy, Warren Oates, Harry Carey, and many more.
A classified, party-backed vaccine is developed in the makeshift laboratory of a civilian biochemist turned political prisoner- the peculiarly named 'simulation 631991'.
Lorin Morgan-Richards brings his Old Weird West world to life in this animated series about town undertakers: the Goodbye Family.
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In 1879, Prescott AZ, a group of friends aim to get rich and find love, despite the dangers of the West.
In 1879, Prescott AZ, successful land owner Thomas James Hayes fights for the love of his longtime neighbor and horse ranch owner, Maggie Malone. Meanwhile, they and their friends, Ester and Catherine, aim to get rich and find love, influenced by notable characters: Billy the Kid, Doc Holliday, Geronimo, Wyatt Earp and Celia Ann Blaylock of the Arizona territory, despite the dangers of the West.
Steve Donovan is the law in Wyoming with Rusty Lee as his deputy in this syndicated series.
Randall is trying to get the Governor impeached so he can take over control of the state. Knowing the Governor and Billy are good friends, he has Billy framed for murder. Fuzzy finds the shell and Billy sees it has a peculiar mark. Now they have to find the owner of that gun.
Billy the Kid and Fuzzy Jones frame a holdup of the stagecoach Fuzzy is driving in order to impress upon Senator Peabody, riding in the coach, that something must be done by the state legislature to stop the lawlessness. Also in the coach are Governor Arnold and his niece Mary, and Dirk Randall, the local banker who is the secret leader of the outlaws. With his henchman Ace Harmon, Randall schemes to kill one of his own gang, and frame Billy for the killing. Rufe picks a fight with Billy in the saloon and as they go outside into the alley, Randall fires a shot that kills Rufe. Billy is arrested by Sheriff Hastings on a murder charge. Tried and convicted, Billy breaks jail, with the aid of Fuzzy, in order to track down the real killer. Their only clue is the empty cartridge which Fuzzy found in the alley, which shows that the hammer of the gun that fired the bullet is defective.
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John Randell and Bill Canby have been neighbors since boyhood, so that when the former's son and the latter's daughter announced their intention of being married in June, great was the rejoicing in both families. It was thus that matters stood when Canby called to see his friend in regard to buying a bay mare, which in Randell's eyes was a perfect little animal. In this respect, however, Canby was forced to contradict him, and as a consequence, a heated argument arose. Hurrying home, Canby surprised his daughter, Nellie, by ordering her sweetheart, Jack Randell, from the place. Nevertheless, no sooner did she find the coast clear, than the girl mounted her horse and started for the Randell ranch. On the way, however, she met Jack, who had been using every argument in his power with his father, but to no avail. So, after talking the matter over, the young people decided to be married at once, and accordingly set out for the minister's. It was then that an exciting chase followed, for in the meanwhile, both son and daughter had been missed; so shrewdly guessing their whereabouts, the two angry fathers, accompanied by the boys from both ranches, started in pursuit. But thanks to the swiftness of their horses, the young lovers not only reached the minister's, but had actually been pronounced man and wife before the pursuers burst into the room, to be confronted by two smiling faces, before which, after a little coaxing and a few well-chosen words on the part of the good clergyman, the fathers' anger gradually melted, and to the intense relief of the happy bride and groom, they clasped hands.
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Posing as wanted men, Chris and Waldorf get hired by Sanderson. He sends them to kill the Sheriff but puts blanks in their guns. When they arrive someone else shoots the Sheriff and Chris is blamed and jailed. The Sheriff's brother then incites the mob to hang Chris.
Donald F. Glut plays a gunslinger in Rick Mitchell's film "First Western", Vickie Riskin, the daughter of Fay Wray, also starred in the movie.
Tex Taylor has met the heroine on one of his visits to Los Angeles. He is owner of one of the biggest ranches in Texas and she is a daughter of a Colonel buying horses for the Government. He is invited to a dance by the Colonel and comes in his old clothes, as he is traveling light, yet has given his promise to appear. The foil to the hero is another horse buyer, agent for the Allies, who loves the girl. The bandit messenger mistakes him for Tex and entices him out of the ranch while the punchers are doing the honors to the Colonel and his daughter. The girl follows this man out and is captured by the Mexicans, for Phul. This gives Tex a chance to ride over the Rio Grande to rescue her by his own right arm and skill. The cowboys, after being fooled for a minute, beat off the raiders and then the girl and the hero come riding back on the same noble steed.
Set in 1886, follows two brothers on the run through the Arizona desert, testing the limits of their forgiveness.
