Outlaw

Elizabeth Montgomery portrays the bandit queen of the Old West. Cole: Cliff Potts. Jesse: Michael Cavanaugh. Frank: Gary Combs. Bob: Jesse Vint. Gratt: Alan Vint. Blue Duck: Geno Silva. Ed: David Knell. Directed by John A. Alonzo.

Rio and his sister bump into notorious outlaw Billy the Kid while on the run from their uncle. As they're both being pursued, they decide to travel together. When Sheriff Garret and their uncle close in on them however, Rio finds himself between two sides of the law.

A cunning beaver trapper joins his fellow mountain men in Blackfoot country and avoids being scalped by the tribe by marrying the chief's daughter.

Set in 1876, two orphans stop at nothing to cross the Rocky Mountains and get to Oregon to claim their inheritance, a 400-acre ranch. On their dangerous journey they are met by a sketchy but kind-hearted gambler.

Randolph Scott and pals (James Garner, Gordon Jones) dole out range justice while posing as Quakers. James Craig. Priscilla: Angie Dickinson. Nell: Dani Crayne. Mayor: Don Beddoe. Richard Bare directed.

Two swindlers and a dance-hall girl join in a plot to grab Nevada land---including the Ponderosa.

A Kentucky trapper in 1798 dodges the advances of his would-be (whether he likes it or not) wife as they move through the state and rescue each other from various situations.

The accent's on comedy in this tale of a retired marshal who joins an aging outlaw to thwart a train robbery. Robert Mitchum, George Kennedy, Lois Nettleton. Waco: David Carradine. Mayor: Martin Balsam. Carmel: Tina Louise. Polly: Marie Windsor. Grundy: Douglas V. Fowley. Ticker: John Carradine. Directed by Burt Kennedy.

Wyatt Earp aims to bring law and order to the wide-open cow town of Wichita. He faces an uphill battle, however, as many of the area's outlaws attempt to defeat him.

Frontier epic based on Edna Ferber's best seller covers the years 1890 to 1915 and chronicles how an impulsive and short-fused cowboy and his savvy immigrant wife were instrumental in the settling of the Oklahoma territory.

Charles Bronson plays a wagon-train guide forced into a confrontation with old adversaries. Derived from the series "The Travels of Jaimie McPheeters." Maria: Susan Oliver. Jaimie: Kurt Russell. Rance: Jan Merlin. Ives: John Fiedler. Knudson: Douglas Fowley. Dan: Rayford Barnes.

A widow and her son fight to keep possession of her land and a magnificent black horse, with the help of the ranch foreman.

In this story set in the Old West, a man searches for the beloved white horse that ran off when his parents were killed.