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Two brothers, Ben and Clint, join a cattle drive from Texas to Montana. While heading for Texas they save Nella from the Indians, and she decides to ride with them. Ben and Nella start to get romantic, but Ben isn’t ambitious enough for her, and she soon meets up with the boss of the cattle drive. Will she make the right choice, and, more importantly, will the cattle make it to Montana !

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Staring Donald Barry, Ann Savage, Adele Mara, Tom Powers, Sheldon Leonard and Nestor Paiva
Released on August 9, 1946

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City of Bad Men 1953 Full Length Western Movie
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Director: Harmon Jones
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Writers: George W. George, George F. Slavin
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Stars: Jeanne Crain, Dale Robertson, Richard Boone

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Wikipedia – ‘The story is a thriller that revolves around the Lebanon family who live at Mark’s Priory. Lady Lebanon (Helen Haye) tells her son, Lord William Lebanon (Marius Goring) that he must marry his cousin Isla Crane (Penelope Dudley Ward) to continue the family line. However, William has no intention of marrying Isla and matters are made more complicated due to Isla falling in love with architect, Richard Ferraby (Patrick Barr), who has come to Mark’s Priory to draw up renovation plans. At the same time, the strange behavior of two footmen and the family physician (Felix Aylmer) add to the mystery surrounding the family and eventually rumour and speculation lead to a murderous conclusion.’

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Anxious to help boost the career of her aspiring actress sister Eileen, reporter Ruth Sherwood of the Columbus Courier writes a rave review about her performance in a local play before it opens. When Eileen is replaced on opening night and the newspaper mistakenly runs the inaccurate review, Ruth is fired.

The original version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Ooe5ZxOKjE

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GREAT MOVIE

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Free Western Movie: Silver Lode – Cowboy Movie – In Silver Lode, Dan Ballard is arrested by 4 Marshals for murder and theft but he denies the charges and searches for the real culprit even as the townsfolk start abandoning him.

Silver Lode (1954)
Director: Allan Dwan
Writers: Karen DeWolf (story), Karen DeWolf (screenplay)
Stars: John Payne, Lizabeth Scott, Dan Duryea
Genre: Western
Country: USA
Language: English
Release Date: 4 March 1955 (West Germany)
Also Known As: Stad i panik
Filming Locations: Republic Studios, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA

Storyline:
Dan Ballard, a respected citizen in the western town of Silver Lode, has his wedding interrupted by four men led by Fred McCarty, an old acquaintance who, as a US Marshal, arrests Ballard for the murder of his brother and the theft of $20,000. Ballard seeks to stall McCarty while tracking down evidence that will prove his innocence: but the townspeople’s loyalty to him gradually begins to waver under McCarty’s accusations.

Reviews:
“The action starts with Dan and three other riders (Harry Carey Jr and Alan Hale Jr for gosh sakes… you know you’re in for a good time) riding into the town of Silver Lode on forth of July. They’re looking for the man named “Dan Ballard” but everyone they ask gives them the cold shoulder, one remarks they know a gunfighter when they see one. Turns out Dan is a federal marshal named Ned McCarty (other reviews have noted the McCarthy similarity and I agree with them on that) come to take Ballard — solidly played by John Payne — prisoner back to California for a murder rap. The victim is, it turns out, McCarty’s brother and there is also a matter of $20,000 stolen at the same time.

At first the town’s people are solidly behind Ballard but gradually they come around to bow McCarty’s assumed authority and turn against Ballard. This is done rather well, not nearly as heavy handedly as might be. Many reviewers have noted the similarity to “High Noon”, it’s sort of a “High Noon” in reverse. While that’s mighty high company the comparison is not out of line and the wonderful direction of Allan Dwan makes up for the lower production values. This is a good story, well made and worth looking for.” Written by smorrow2-1 on IMDb.com.

“Some have claimed how “impossible” it is not to compare this with “High Noon”. I haven’t seen “Noon” in years but this film was fresh in every way. Just to think of it – here is a collaborator with D. W. Griffith who has made more films during his successful career than any ten directors combined – and many of them Westerns! He was wowing audiences with his technical know-how long before “High Noon” was a twinkling in anyone’s eye. How much the villain and McCarthy have in common is more in the domain of the scriptwriter than the director, perhaps – after all, the scriptwriters got the shaft more often than anybody else during the witch hunts. This is a lively tale and it moves quickly. The colors are wonderful and the tracking shots vivid. Come to think of it, I might just prefer it. It doesn’t talk itself to death, but neither do the other Dwan films I’ve seen over the years.” Written by cstotlar-1 on IMDb.com.

Also Known As (AKA):
(original title): Silver Lode
Austria: Stadt der Verdammten
Belgium (French title): Noces rouges
Belgium (Flemish title): Rode bruiloft
Brazil: Homens Indomáveis
Bulgaria (Bulgarian title): Сребърната жила
Canada (English title): Silver Lode
Denmark: Liv for liv
Finland: Ratsastavat hurjat
Finland (Swedish title): Ridande desperados
Finland (Swedish title) (TV title): Stad i panik
France: Quatre étranges cavaliers
Greece (transliterated title): Sklavoi tou misous
Italy: La campana ha suonato
Japan (Japanese title): 逮捕命令
Netherlands: Amok in Silver Lode
Norway: Desperate menn
Poland: Co się zdarzyło w Silver Lode
Portugal: Falsa Justiça
Romania: Silver Lode
Soviet Union (Russian title): Серебряная жила
Spain: Filón de plata
Sweden: Stad i panik
Turkey (Turkish title): Kanlı düğün
UK: Silver Lode
USA (working title): Desperate Men
USA (working title): Four Desperate Men
West Germany: Stadt der Verdammten
Yugoslavia (Serbian title) (literal title): Zlatna zica

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Crime thriller starring Peter Sellers in a rare straight role. A cosmetic salesman sets out to prove to himself and his wife that he is not a failure by retrieving his stolen car from a violent career criminal.

Never Let Go (1960)
Studio: Independent Artists
Director: John Guillermin
Writer: Alun Falconer
Cast: Richard Todd, Peter Sellers

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with Robert Ryan, Katherine Ross, Sharon Farrell, Adam Rourke, Peter Helm, Jay Novello, and Phyllis Avery

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Oscar-nominated for Best Musical (1941)

When perennial college students Danny O’Neill and Hank Taylor are forced to make it on their own, the competitive pair get jobs with Artie Shaw’s band and reunite with ex-manager Ellen Miller.

Film: Second Chorus (1940)
Studio: Paramount
Director: H. C. Potter
Writer: Frank Cavett (orig. story)
Elaine Ryan
Ian McLellan Hunter
Johnny Mercer (contributor)
Ben Hecht (uncredited)
Cast: Fred Astaire as Danny O’Neill
Paulette Goddard as Ellen Miller
Artie Shaw as himself
Charles Butterworth as Mr. Chisholm
Burgess Meredith as Hank Taylor
Frank Melton as Stu
Jimmy Conlin as Mr. Dunn
Don Brodie as clerk
Marjorie Kane as secretary
Joan Barclay as receptionist
Willa Pearl Curtis as scrubwoman
Billy Butterfield as himself / Shaw’s Band Trumpeter

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