Red Ryder and Little Beaver Double-Feature, Vol. 4
There’s plenty of double-barreled action in this Red Ryder double-feature – Marshal of Cripple Creek and Oregon Trail Scouts
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Marshal of Cripple Creek – The last film to star Lane in the title role — in which he rids a gold mining town of the outlaws who have been operating right under the nose of the sheriff.
1947 | 58 min | B&W | 1.33:1/4×3 | Dolby Digital | All Region | NR
Oregon Trail Scouts – Recounts how Red was teamed up with his young sidekick, Little Beaver.
1947 | 58 min | B&W | 1.33:1/4×3 | Dolby Digital | All Region | NR
Special Features:
- Previews
- Bonus: “Gun Trouble Valley”, the pilot episode of the Red Ryder TV SeriesCopyright Notice: Design and Artwork © 2014 Red Ryder Enterprises, Inc. / Trademark Notice: Red Ryder and Little Beaver are trademarks of Red Ryder Enterprises, Inc. All rights reserved.
Marshal of Cripple Creek: Allan “Rocky” Lane, Bobby Blake, Gene Roth, Trevor Bardette, Martha Wentworth
Oregon Trail Scouts: Allan “Rocky” Lane, Bobby Blake, Martha Wentworth, Roy Barcroft, Edmund Cobb
Directed byMarshal of Cripple Creek: R.G. Springsteen
Oregon Trail Scouts: R.G. Springsteen
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Great Jesse James Raid and Legendary Outlaws
$19.996 movies/3 DVDs
THE GREAT JESSE JAMES RAID: Jesse James (Willard Parker), retired and living under a different name in St. Joseph, Missouri, agrees over the protests of his wife Zee (Barbara Woodell) to join Bob Ford (Jim Bannon) and Sam Wells (Richard Cutting) in a Colorado gold raid. Jesse rounds up gunman Arch Clements (Tom Neal) and demolition expert Elias Hobbs (Wallace Ford). They rendezvous at Ford’s saloon in Creede, Colorado, where Ford’s girlfriend Kate (Barbara Payton) joins the gang. Sam guesses Ford’s plan to double-cross Jesse to collect a reward so, Ford kills him. 1954|73 min.|Color:1.37:1|NR
RENEGADE GIRL: Jean Shelby (Ann Savage), is a member of a family of Confederate sympathizers in Missouri during the Civil War. The family has been providing valuable information about the Union Army to Confederate Raiders, so the Union is trying to capture the Shelby Family, with the help of an outcast Indian who has his own grudge against the Shelby’s. 1946|66 min.|B&W|1.33:1|NR
RETURN OF JESSE JAMES: Johnny is a spitting image of the real Jesse, unfortunately for him; he is mistaken for him by a grizzled old member of the now deceased James gang. Johnny is convinced into leading a new gang to rob banks using the same infamous method as the famed outlaw. Jesse’s brother Frank decides to put a stop to the defamation of his dead brother’s name. Johnny and his gang run into trouble when they try to rob the same two banks, simultaneously; which gang will come out alive? 1950|77 min.|B&W:1.33:1:NR
GUNFIRE: Bank, train and stagecoach heists, plus plenty of ridin’ and shootin’, pepper this sagebrush saga of a reorganized Jesse James gang, now under the leadership of a man (Donald Barry) impersonating Jesse’s brother Frank James, terrorizing the Old West. Can sheriff Robert Lowery pierce Barry’s disguise and put the renegades behind bars? 1950|59 min.|B&W|1.33:1|NR
THE DALTON GANG: Deputy Marshal West (Don Barry) arrives in Rincon to investigate the murders of several ranchers. Blackie Mullet (Robert Lowery), the leader of a gang working for the local land-and-water company; tries to convince Marshal West that Indians are responsible for the killings, while West’s old friend newspaper editor Amos Boling (Byron Foulger) and his assistant Polly Medford (Julie Adams) tell him they suspect that Blackie is actually head of the infamous Dalton gang. 1949|60 min.|B&W|1.33:1|NR
I SHOT BILLY THE KID: Western history buffs will recall that Billy the kid was gunned down by his friendly enemy Pat Garrett. In this story, Garrett is played by Robert Lowery, while the larger part of Billy is essayed by Don Barry. The story recounts Garrett and Billy’s explosive relationship, and the events leading up to their final, fatal confrontation. 1951|62 mins.|B&W|1.33:1|NR
SPECIAL FEATURES: Audio Interview with Producer Robert L Lippert Jr.; Bio of producer Robert L Lippert Jr.; Bios; Trailers; Photo Gallery and more
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Western Double Feature – Lonesome Trail/Silver Star
$9.99THE LONESOME TRAIL: Slow with a gun after being injured by a land-grabbing outlaw gang, Army veteran John Agar remains determined to reclaim his ranch. , and his neighbors’, from the badmen. He finds that he is proficient with bow and arrow and is soon matching the badmen arrow for bullet in the battle to give the land back to its rightful owners. 1955|73 min| B&W|1.85:1 (widescreen)|NR
THE SILVER STAR: A man whose father and grandfather both died while wearing a sheriff’s badge, has just been reluctantly elected lawman, but refuses to fight! even when challenged by sidewinder Richard Bartlett. Will retired sheriff have to strap his guns back on to pick up Lyon’s slack? Lyon also produced and Bartlett directed this suspenseful, well-cast Western drama. 1955|73 min|B&W|1.85:1 (widescreen)|NR
SPECIAL FEATURES: Interview with Producer and Star, Earle Lyon; Bios; Trivia; Trailers
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The Great Jesse James Raid
$9.99Jesse James (Willard Parker), retired and living under a different name in St. Joseph, Missouri, agrees over the protests of his wife Zee (Barbara Woodell) to join Bob Ford (Jim Bannon) and Sam Wells (Richard Cutting) in a Colorado gold raid. Jesse rounds up gunman Arch Clements (Tom Neal) and demolition expert Elias Hobbs (Wallace Ford). They rendezvous at Ford’s saloon in Creede, Colorado, where Ford’s girlfriend Kate (Barbara Payton) joins the gang. Sam guesses Ford’s plan to double-cross Jesse to collect a reward so, Ford kills him. 1954|Color|73 min.|1.37:1|NR
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Darn Good Westerns Vol. 1
$19.996 movies/2 DVD’s
HELLGATE – This post-Civil War yarn was adapted from the story of Dr. Mudd, the physician who attended John Wilkes Booth, assassin of President Lincoln. In 1867 Kansas, veterinarian Sterling Hayden treats an injured stranger who turns out to have been a guerrilla raider–and Hayden soon finds himself serving a term in one of the world’s most terrifying prisons under sadistic commandant Ward Bond. 1952|87 mins|B&W|1.33:1|NR
PANHANDLE – John Sands (Rod Cameron), a reformed gunman, now a storekeeper in a Mexican border town, again straps on gun belt and six-shooters to find the killer of his brother. Fists and bullets fly when he finds that he must contend not only with badmen, but with lawmen who remember his outlaw past. Shot amidst rugged Lone Pine, California scenery, and co-written and co-produced by future Hollywood legend Blake Edwards—who also plays the role of a baby-faced killer! 1948|84 mins|Sepiatone|1.33:1|NR
FANGS OF THE WILD (Follow the Hunter) (1954): A boy who has frequently cried “Wolf!” now cries “Murder!”–and this time he’s telling the truth. But because of his fib-filled history, when he claims to have seen hunter Charles Chaplin Jr. shoot and kill a fellow hunter, no one will believe the lad. No one, that is…except Chaplin. Beautiful Big Bear scenery co-stars in this suspenseful drama. 1954|72 mins|B&W|1.33:1|NR
TRAIN TO TOMBSTONE – There are roaring wheels and roaring thrills as the Tombstone train crosses “unfriendly Indian” territory with the usual offbeat assortment of passengers (a la Stagecoach), among them a “law officer” (Robert Lowery) who is actually a crook with his eye on the train’s government gold shipment. Can passenger Donald Barry be trusted, or is he yet another outlaw? 1950|60 mins.|B&W|1.33:1|NR
OPERATION HAYLIFT – The infamous 1949 real-life blizzards that threatened Nevada cattle herds are recreated in this drama with Bill Williams and Ann Rutherford as ranchers imperiled by the snows until the U.S. Air Force organizes “Operation Haylift.” Co-written by Joe Sawyer, one of the leading players, and made with USAF cooperation (and film footage of the actual operation). 1950|77 mins.|B&W|1.33:1:NR
WILDFIRE – A gang of crooks is attempting to drive out the local ranchers by rustling their horses and laying the blame on “Wildfire”, the leader of a wild horse herd. Happy Hay (Bob Steele) and Alkali (Sterling Holloway), a pair of wandering horse traders, are also framed by the gang on murder and rustling charges, but they, with the help of Judge Polson (William Farnum) and sheriff Johnny Deal (Eddie Dean) manage to apprehend the real culprits. 1945|57 mins|Color|1.33:1|NR
SPECIAL FEATURES: Original Theatrical Trailers,; Short: “Hold ‘Em Cowboy”, Rare Photos of the Actual “Operation Haylift”, Short: “Born in Freedom: The Story of Colonel Drake” starring Vincent Price.
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