The American Western movie, where the men were men and the women were always pretty. Where you knew the good guys from the bad and that’s who you rooted for. The guns were flashy, the horses were fast and the bad guys…well, they always met their match.
So take a break, relax, be a kid again and prepare to be simply entertained. Movies are listed in alphabetical order, so may you view at your own pace. Movies will play on mobile devices such as smart phone and tablets.
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Alias John Law (1935)
The ringleader of a gang impersonates a deputy in order to steal land.
Ambush Valley (1936)
A nice light-hearted drama where the good guys wear white hats and the bad guys (except one member of the gang) wear black hats that doesn't drag on for too long. It won't appeal to everyone, but if you like old B-movie westerns, take a look.
American Empire (1942)
Two friends seeking their fortune in postwar Texas establish a cattle business. One has an ambition to become a emperor in his own domain. Through tragedy he comes to his senses.
Angel and the Badman (1947)
John Wayne plays Quirt Evans, a gunslinger with a nasty rep who is injured and nursed back to health by a Quaker family.
Arizona Days (1928)
Bob Custer, cowboy star of the 1920s and '30s, fights rustlers and saves the heroine from a Fate Worse Than Death in this typical B western from the last days of the silent era. Directed and co-starring J.P. McGowan, sadly overlooked personality who was actively involved in movies from their daqwn until his death in the '50s.
Arizona Kid (1939)
Another Wonderful Roy Rogers and Gabby Hayes Western! Roy is a Confederate officer stationed in Missouri during the Civil War. He must put an end to outlaw gangs working under the pretense of service to the Confederacy.
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