Grit

While traveling shortly after the Civil War, Mitch Barrett (Alan Ladd) and his pregnant wife (Rachel Stephens) make an emergency stop at a nearby small town, where she begins feeling intense pain. Unable to cover the $1.87 cost of the medicine, Barrett can do nothing while his wife dies. In an attempt to make up for their inaction, the townsfolk name Barrett deputy sheriff in an act of goodwill. A

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A rancher fights off bandits during a journey.

A minister confronts a tough saloonkeeper.

An Old West cowboy (George Montgomery) learns a local judge (Robert Barrat) is cheating his own niece and leading a gang of crooks pillaging the territory.

Comanche Todd (Richard Widmark), a white man living with an Indian tribe, is captured by Sheriff Bull Harper (George Mathews) following the murder of the sheriff's three brothers. Heading back to town, the wagon train in which the vicious sheriff and his abused prisoner are traveling is attacked by a vengeful Apache tribe whose women and children have been killed by a band of white men. After the

Several men are vying for a rancher's daughter's affections; when she is found dead, one of them becomes the prime suspect in her murder.

Shotgun man John Beaumont, who Lucas sent to prison, returns with vengeance on his mind.

The Lone Ranger and Tonto try to mediate between a peaceful American Indian chief and a gang of prejudice cowboys.

A boy's love for his dog provides a clue for the Lone Ranger and Tonto as they search for the boy's missing father.

Angered over several recent mine disasters, Sheriff Hollister wages a campaign for mine safety legislation with the aid of Editor Claibourne of the Tombstone Epitaph; in the process, they uncover a clever ruse to discredit the safety campaign.

Adam Kirby witnesses a murder in the livery stable; then makes the mistake of shooting off his mouth about it, leading to the killer coming after him; Sheriff Hollister baits a trap with Kirby and waits to trap the killer and save Kirby.

Native prisoners slip away from their captors and return to the warpath, armed with stolen rifles.

A deputy tries to bolster his boss and mentor.

A woman returning to her childhood home is greeted by her bitter father, who rejects her.

A stranger comes to a small town seeking revenge on the man whose testimony sent him to prison.

A woman dies helping to fight off bandits who try to rob her stagecoach; the unsuccessful bandits try to abduct the town's only doctor to operate on their seriously wounded companion.

After Longley rescues the wounded Reverend Kilgore from two would-be bushwhackers, he learns that the parson was heading for Phillipsburg.

Bat acts as the defense for a miner falsely accused of murder in a town run by a crooked boss.

Bat must train railroad tycoon Gen. Moran's racehorse for a 440-yard sprint that will determine the ownership of a railroad spur and a Texas ranch.

Two sideshow hypnotists, The Great Reardon and his wife, use their powers to fleece a gold-mine owner after Hardie hires them to serve as entertainment at a Wells Fargo celebration.

Jim gets a promotion but is disinclined toward office work, so he decides to hunt down the outlaw Johnny Reno instead.

Hardie pursues Butch Cassidy again, but instead of arresting the former outlaw, Hardie tries to recruit him.

A patriarchal rancher's empire is threatened by conflict within his family. On the day of his release from prison, the son of a cattle baron swears vengeance on his three half-brothers responsible for dispossessing him of his inheritance and driving his father to a fatal stroke. The ensuing story unfolds in flashback, tracing the sibling rivalries that led to the man's imprisonment.

Army surveyor Josh Tanner (Robert Wagner) befriends a Cheyenne tribe living near Fort Laramie in the 1870s. Unlike neighboring tribes who signed peace treaties and moved to reservations, the Cheyenne remain unbowed. Tanner's friendship with warriors Little Dog (Jeffrey Hunter) and American Horse (Hugh O'Brian) leads to a treaty with Chief Broken Hand (Eduard Franz), but when Tanner falls for the b