STARZ ENCORE Westerns (East) (STZWS)

An Indian scout wants Duke to help him establish a welfare program in his district. Duke: Scott Miller. Chief Two Arrows: Ron Soble. Hale: John McIntire. Hawks: Terry Wilson. Wooster: Frank McGrath. Jessica: Barbara Woodell. Riatt: Art Lund. (Repeat).

Slim and Jess try to break up a gang bent on stopping an impending murder trial. Reynolds: John Larch. Alice: Adele Mara. Mendoza: Phillip Pine. Jess: Robert Fuller. Slim: John Smith. Jonesy: Hoagy Carmichael. Ernie: Harry Bartell. Ortega: Rico Alaniz. (Repeat).

Josh learns that a counterfeit poster is in circulation---listing Col. Sykes, his former commander, as a wanted man. Josh: Steve McQueen. Sykes: Russell Thorson. Jody Sykes: Gloria Talbott. Flamm: Ralph Moody. (Repeat).

To trap the notorious Clanton gang, Hardie sets himself up as a target. Clanton: Barton MacLane. Ike: Paul Henderson. Hardie: Dale Robertson. Jenny: Eilene Janssen. (Repeat).

Troop tries to save a fading Shakespearean actor from the bottle and a scorned woman's vengeance. Troop: John Russell. Hendon: John Carradine. Martha: Mary Anderson. McKay: Peter Brown. Lily: Peggie Castle. Jake: Dan Sheridan. Wilson: Harry Harvey Sr. Carson: Warren Kemmerling. (Repeat).

The lawmen put their lives on the line to shield an emotionally disturbed youth from a lynch mob. Billings: Gary Vinson. Shay: John Qualen. Troop: John Russell. McKay: Peter Brown. Bobbie: Miranda Jones. Lily: Peggie Castle. (Repeat).

Dan Duryea's performance gives this Audie Murphy effort a lift. Kelly: Joan O'Brien. Boone: George Wallace. Harry Keller directed.

A gunman defies the man who hires him and sides with his intended victim.

Ranchers clash with a ruthless Army captain (Alfred Ryder) when they try to sabotage the railroad. Robert Culp, Brian Keith. Calamity Jane: Judi Meredith. Buffalo Bill: James McMullan. Tom King: Ben Cooper. Herschel Daugherty directed.

A cowpoke plays foster father to a dead buddy's children and combats a rustling plot. Told with humor and freshness. Above par.

Kirk Douglas as a cowpoke involved in a range war. Highly enjoyable; directed by King Vidor with some welcome humor. Jeanne Crain, Claire Trevor, Richard Boone. Jeff: William Campbell.

A cavalry outfit braves the uncharted Colorado River to escape Indians. Dana Andrews, Piper Laurie, Rex Reason, William Talman. Jerry Hopper directed.

A gunman defies the man who hires him and sides with his intended victim.

Dan Duryea's performance gives this Audie Murphy effort a lift. Kelly: Joan O'Brien. Boone: George Wallace. Harry Keller directed.

The wagon drive is nearing an end---just as Hale becomes involved with an upstanding widow. Heather: Jane Wyatt. Mother O'Hara: Nellie Burt. Breckenridge: John Emery. Jamison: Cyril Delevanti. Waterbury: Harry Holcombe. (Repeat).

Ryker sidesteps the law to help a robbery suspect plagued by a blackmailing Shiloh hand. Hiller: Tom Tryon. Judith: Lisabeth Hush. Barnes: Kiel Martin. Brian: Brian Nash. Sheriff: Ross Elliott. (Repeat).

Slim befriends Lily Langford (Constance Moore), a once great actress reduced to performing in saloons and enduring the taunts of her embittered husband. Carson: Kent Taylor. Slim: John Smith. Jess: Robert Fuller. Jonesy: Hoagy Carmichael. Pierce: George Tobias. Bee: Patsy Kelly. (Repeat).

A cowpoke plays foster father to a dead buddy's children and combats a rustling plot. Told with humor and freshness. Above par.

An agricultural professor and her scientifically-raised mule get caught up in a film shoot in the Ozarks farming community. The mule is featured in the film and the professor and producer fall for each other to the chagrin of the film's lead.

A cavalry outfit braves the uncharted Colorado River to escape Indians. Dana Andrews, Piper Laurie, Rex Reason, William Talman. Jerry Hopper directed.

The Virginian comes to the aid of Canadian Mountie Johnny Moon, who's wanted for desertion. Moon: Tom Bell. Hogan: Ben Johnson. Lawson: Michael Higgins. Elizabeth: Sara Lane. (Repeat).

The townspeople rally around George Foster, a timid bank clerk posing as a lawman to impress his visiting father. Foster: Lloyd Nolan. Virginian: James Drury. Ryker: Clu Gulager. Laura: Diana Muldaur. Tim: Bobby Buntrock. Trampas: Doug McClure. (Repeat).

The wagon drive is nearing an end---just as Hale becomes involved with an upstanding widow. Heather: Jane Wyatt. Mother O'Hara: Nellie Burt. Breckenridge: John Emery. Jamison: Cyril Delevanti. Waterbury: Harry Holcombe. (Repeat).

Slim befriends Lily Langford (Constance Moore), a once great actress reduced to performing in saloons and enduring the taunts of her embittered husband. Carson: Kent Taylor. Slim: John Smith. Jess: Robert Fuller. Jonesy: Hoagy Carmichael. Pierce: George Tobias. Bee: Patsy Kelly. (Repeat).

Josh clashes with a sadistic bounty hunter. Josh: Steve McQueen. Clark: Mort Mills. Juan: Francis McDonald. (Repeat).

The Brundages and the McCleods are feuding---and Hardie's in the middle. Sam: King Donovan. Blake: Ted de Corsia. Martha: Jackie Blanchard. John: House Peters Jr. Will: Ron Hagerthy. Hardie: Dale Robertson. (Repeat).

McKay (Peter Brown) is hoodwinked by a reckless---but naive---young lady determined to spring her sinister fiance from jail. Bole: Peter Breck. Little Britches: Pamela Austin. Troop: John Russell. Snead: James Griffith. Callaghan: Frank Ferguson. (Repeat).

Troop (John Russell) stands between two bloodthirsty bounty hunters and their quarry: the man who shot John Wilkes Booth. Banks: Barry Atwater. Davidson: Charles Maxwell. McKay: Peter Brown. Marion: Angela Greene. Lily: Peggie Castle. (Repeat).

A U.S. Marshal returns from a mission and learns that his son has been kidnapped by a band of outlaws. He enlists his deputy and a Pawnee tracker to hunt them down; the ensuing pursuit takes both parties into Wyoming's hostile and menacing Red Desert (which is Sioux territory).

A cowpoke plays foster father to a dead buddy's children and combats a rustling plot. Told with humor and freshness. Above par.

As her mother serves in Afghanistan, a young cowgirl convinces her new friends to start an equestrian team at their school.

A buffalo hunter's feuds with a Mexican bandit who stole his horse in the 1870s Southwest. The rivalry becomes even more intense when the hunter and the bandit's girlfriend fall in love, triggering a bloody showdown.

When outlaws cause trouble between settlers and Indians, a government agent steps in to prevent a range war.

A lawman (Lash La Rue) and his sidekick pursue stage robbers. Fuzzy: Al St. John. Margie: Jennifer Holt. Padgett: George Chesebro. Bob: Brad Slaven. Baxter: Marshall Reed. Ed: Terry Frost. Jim: Carl Mathews. Pete: Bob Woodward. Watson: Steve Clark. Stocker: Frank Ellis. Sheriff: Lee Morgan.

Testing broadcast signals and equipment in the local area.

Adventurer (Fred Coby) returns from sea to take up the fight against his evil cousin (Anthony Warde). Dorotea: Isabelita. Porcoreno: Martin Garralaga. Lugo: Paul Newlan. Low budget.

A US Marshal and his partner help a citizens group battle a crooked food distributor.

Hale gets word that the wagon train is about to be attacked by outlaws. Amos: Dan Duryea. Hannah: Jane Wyman. Renaldo: Jose De Vega. Leland: Peter Helm. Hunter: Dick Jones. Major: John Rodney. (Repeat).

The Virginian comes to the aid of Canadian Mountie Johnny Moon, who's wanted for desertion. Moon: Tom Bell. Hogan: Ben Johnson. Lawson: Michael Higgins. Elizabeth: Sara Lane. (Repeat).

A tornado chases fugitive Tom Cole (Claude Akins) to Slim's ranch. Also fleeing the storm: Cole's pursuers---who don't intend to take him back alive. Angela: Nancy Gates. Teague: Stacy Harris. Brent: Chris Alcaide. Slim: John Smith. Jess: Robert Fuller. Jonesy: Hoagy Carmichael. (Repeat).

The Cheyenne Kid (Lash La Rue) tries to discover who murdered the owner of a remote ranch, and the only witness is a frightened saloon owner. Al St. John. Fay: Nancy Gates. Dawson: George Chesebro. Delhaven: Lee Morgan. Directed by Ray Taylor.

Glenn Ford as a rugged soldier out to avenge the mass slaughter of frontier families by vicious renegades. Beth: Julia Adams. Wade: Victor Jory. Lamar: Hugh O'Brian. Gage: Chill Wills. Stirring tale of early Texas. Solid script, good cast, lots of action. Budd Boetticher directed.

A buffalo hunter's feuds with a Mexican bandit who stole his horse in the 1870s Southwest. The rivalry becomes even more intense when the hunter and the bandit's girlfriend fall in love, triggering a bloody showdown.

A civil-rights court battle takes place in Medicine Bow. The defendant: former Shiloh cook Ah Sing, who defied a bigoted official. Manstead: Edmond O'Brien. Ah Sing: Aki Aleong. Stacy: Don Quine. Grainger: Charles Bickford. Evers: Lloyd Bochner. Lucy: Jill Donahue. (Repeat).

Overseeing the Shiloh in his brother's absence, Clay Grainger must contend with a herd of diseased cattle and a vengeful ex-marshal. Virginian: James Drury. McLain: John Anderson. Ryker: Clu Gulager. Jackson: Richard X. Slattery. Holly: Jeanette Nolan. Trampas: Doug McClure. (Repeat).

Hale gets word that the wagon train is about to be attacked by outlaws. Amos: Dan Duryea. Hannah: Jane Wyman. Renaldo: Jose De Vega. Leland: Peter Helm. Hunter: Dick Jones. Major: John Rodney. (Repeat).

A tornado chases fugitive Tom Cole (Claude Akins) to Slim's ranch. Also fleeing the storm: Cole's pursuers---who don't intend to take him back alive. Angela: Nancy Gates. Teague: Stacy Harris. Brent: Chris Alcaide. Slim: John Smith. Jess: Robert Fuller. Jonesy: Hoagy Carmichael. (Repeat).

Wanted: stolen loot and a kidnapped ranch hand---and the man who took them. Josh: Steve McQueen. Luis: Joe De Santis. Noonan: Robert Griffin. (Repeat).

Robert Vaughn stars as Billy the Kid, blamed for a stagecoach robbery despite a witness's testimony. Hardie: Dale Robertson. Wallace: Addison Richards. (Repeat).

Murder suspect Jim Martin (John Agar) is in double jeopardy: if the jury doesn't convict him, the victim's husband will carry out the punishment. Anna: Sarah Selby. Troop: John Russell. McKay: Peter Brown. (Repeat).

The newly appointed marshal sets out to find a deputy---and the man who murdered his predecessor. Dan Troop: John Russell. McKay: Peter Brown. Dru: Bek Nelson. Lacy: Edward Byrnes. Flynn: Jack Elam. (Repeat).

A buffalo hunter's feuds with a Mexican bandit who stole his horse in the 1870s Southwest. The rivalry becomes even more intense when the hunter and the bandit's girlfriend fall in love, triggering a bloody showdown.

Glenn Ford as a rugged soldier out to avenge the mass slaughter of frontier families by vicious renegades. Beth: Julia Adams. Wade: Victor Jory. Lamar: Hugh O'Brian. Gage: Chill Wills. Stirring tale of early Texas. Solid script, good cast, lots of action. Budd Boetticher directed.

In the winter of 1839, local jailer Samuel Tillery is in charge of watching and protecting Missouri's most wanted criminal and his companions while they wait for the upcoming court hearing. Samuel is forced to take action when the locals insist on taking justice into their own hands.

Billy the Kid becomes embroiled in Lincoln County, NM, land wars. When rancher who gave him a break is killed by rival henchman, Billy vows revenge. New employer takes advantage of his naivety to kill rivals, lets the Kid take rap. Kid takes to the hills with friends until caught. Escapes hanging but remains in area to be near employer's young wife with whom he's infatuated.

A man (Rod Cameron) disguises himself as an outlaw to capture the bank robbers responsible for killing his father. Cal: Eddie Dew. Dolores: Jennifer Holt. Tex: Ray Whitley. Bart: Glenn Strange. Trigger: Fuzzy Knight. Directed by Howard Bertherton.

A town is terrified when a hired killer rides in with an unknown mission.

Ranchers clash with a ruthless Army captain (Alfred Ryder) when they try to sabotage the railroad. Robert Culp, Brian Keith. Calamity Jane: Judi Meredith. Buffalo Bill: James McMullan. Tom King: Ben Cooper. Herschel Daugherty directed.

Glenn Ford as a rugged soldier out to avenge the mass slaughter of frontier families by vicious renegades. Beth: Julia Adams. Wade: Victor Jory. Lamar: Hugh O'Brian. Gage: Chill Wills. Stirring tale of early Texas. Solid script, good cast, lots of action. Budd Boetticher directed.

Barbara Stanwyck stars as a woman captured years earlier by Indians. Now she must face her husband, who refuses to believe she's alive. Hale: John McIntire. Jamie: Roger Mobley. Adam: Dick Cutting. Schofield: Robert F. Simon. Abigail: Alice Frost. Ham: Dennis Rush. (Repeat).

The townspeople rally around George Foster, a timid bank clerk posing as a lawman to impress his visiting father. Foster: Lloyd Nolan. Virginian: James Drury. Ryker: Clu Gulager. Laura: Diana Muldaur. Tim: Bobby Buntrock. Trampas: Doug McClure. (Repeat).

John Dehner stars as a new stagecoach-line manager whose plans for improving the company involve firing Jess (Robert Fuller)---for his objectionable background. Leach: James Best. Jonesy: Hoagy Carmichael. Slim: John Smith. Johnny: Rad Fulton. (Repeat).

A man (Rod Cameron) disguises himself as an outlaw to capture the bank robbers responsible for killing his father. Cal: Eddie Dew. Dolores: Jennifer Holt. Tex: Ray Whitley. Bart: Glenn Strange. Trigger: Fuzzy Knight. Directed by Howard Bertherton.

An outlaw terrorizes a frontier town. Eddie Dean, David Sharpe, Roscoe Ates, Mary Kenyon. Directed by Robert Emmett Tansey.

In the winter of 1839, local jailer Samuel Tillery is in charge of watching and protecting Missouri's most wanted criminal and his companions while they wait for the upcoming court hearing. Samuel is forced to take action when the locals insist on taking justice into their own hands.

Scheduled to hang for murder, Trampas breaks jail with an old convict. Luke: Victor Jory. Trampas: Doug McClure. Lila: Susanne Benton. Virginian: James Drury. Potts: Myron Healey. (Repeat).

An ex-con's return to Shiloh sparks trouble. The youth resents Trampas, whom he blames for the disabled condition of his father (James Whitmore). Frank: Don Stroud. Grainger: John McIntire. Trampas: Doug McClure. Virginian: James Drury. Aiken: Robert Yuro. Elizabeth: Sara Lane. (Repeat).

Barbara Stanwyck stars as a woman captured years earlier by Indians. Now she must face her husband, who refuses to believe she's alive. Hale: John McIntire. Jamie: Roger Mobley. Adam: Dick Cutting. Schofield: Robert F. Simon. Abigail: Alice Frost. Ham: Dennis Rush. (Repeat).

John Dehner stars as a new stagecoach-line manager whose plans for improving the company involve firing Jess (Robert Fuller)---for his objectionable background. Leach: James Best. Jonesy: Hoagy Carmichael. Slim: John Smith. Johnny: Rad Fulton. (Repeat).

A stranger offers to lead Josh to a fugitive---for half the reward. Josh: Steve McQueen. Dan: Alan Hale. Galt: Lewis Charles. (Repeat).

Hardie's suspicious of an old suitcase at an auction: two men are bidding a fortune for it. Dawson: Edgar Buchanan. Hardie: Dale Robertson. Vivian: Margaret Stewart. (Repeat).

Troop (John Russell) edges toward a showdown with a killer who provokes his victims into gunfights. Sellers: John Doucette. McKay: Peter Brown. Dru: Bek Nelson. Sutherland: William Henry. (Repeat).

Convinced he's the son of a notorious outlaw, McKay (Peter Brown) turns in his badge. Troop: John Russell. Tremain: Jeff York. Dru: Bek Nelson. Larry: Dub Taylor. (Repeat).

Rock Hudson and Dean Martin play friends on opposing sides of the law in this tale of banditry and romance in turn-of-the-century New Mexico. Filmed on location. Kate: Susan Clark. Art: Donald Moffat. Wilson: John McLiam. Martinez: Charles Baca. Clem: Jackson Kane. Perry: Ben Zeller. Earl: John Richard Gill. George Seaton directed.

Billy the Kid becomes embroiled in Lincoln County, NM, land wars. When rancher who gave him a break is killed by rival henchman, Billy vows revenge. New employer takes advantage of his naivety to kill rivals, lets the Kid take rap. Kid takes to the hills with friends until caught. Escapes hanging but remains in area to be near employer's young wife with whom he's infatuated.

In the 1896, a cowboy and his pals drive cattle from Wyoming to Alaska, where a corrupt sheriff steals their herd and they must tangle with him to get it back. One of eight films James Stewart made with director Anthony Mann, and one of four Westerns on which the duo collaborated.

A cavalry outfit braves the uncharted Colorado River to escape Indians. Dana Andrews, Piper Laurie, Rex Reason, William Talman. Jerry Hopper directed.

A hopeful teenage country music singer goes to live with her grief-stricken grandmother. Her grandmother, who was once a country music legend, has had trouble getting over the death of her husband. This is the fourth installment of the Cowgirls 'n Angels series of films.

Rock Hudson and Dean Martin play friends on opposing sides of the law in this tale of banditry and romance in turn-of-the-century New Mexico. Filmed on location. Kate: Susan Clark. Art: Donald Moffat. Wilson: John McLiam. Martinez: Charles Baca. Clem: Jackson Kane. Perry: Ben Zeller. Earl: John Richard Gill. George Seaton directed.

A U.S. Marshal returns from a mission and learns that his son has been kidnapped by a band of outlaws. He enlists his deputy and a Pawnee tracker to hunt them down; the ensuing pursuit takes both parties into Wyoming's hostile and menacing Red Desert (which is Sioux territory).

Charley Wooster falls in love with a French con woman (Thelma Ritter). Dennie: Doug Lambert. Hale: John McIntire. Fessie: Zeme North. Zeb: Murvyn Vye. Hawks: Terry Wilson. (Repeat).

A civil-rights court battle takes place in Medicine Bow. The defendant: former Shiloh cook Ah Sing, who defied a bigoted official. Manstead: Edmond O'Brien. Ah Sing: Aki Aleong. Stacy: Don Quine. Grainger: Charles Bickford. Evers: Lloyd Bochner. Lucy: Jill Donahue. (Repeat).

A thief and his victim are dead, and Slim and Jonesy are accused of looting the bodies. The only witness: Mace Stringer (Harry Townes)---who has the money. Slim: John Smith. Jonesy: Hoagy Carmichael. Jess: Robert Fuller. Sally: Mari Blanchard. Bowden: George Mitchell. Strubble: John Cliff. (Repeat).

In the 1896, a cowboy and his pals drive cattle from Wyoming to Alaska, where a corrupt sheriff steals their herd and they must tangle with him to get it back. One of eight films James Stewart made with director Anthony Mann, and one of four Westerns on which the duo collaborated.

Cattle rustlers and a corrupt sheriff conspire against a man, who seeks retribution for the death of his parents, and is determined to take justice into his own hands.

Rock Hudson and Dean Martin play friends on opposing sides of the law in this tale of banditry and romance in turn-of-the-century New Mexico. Filmed on location. Kate: Susan Clark. Art: Donald Moffat. Wilson: John McLiam. Martinez: Charles Baca. Clem: Jackson Kane. Perry: Ben Zeller. Earl: John Richard Gill. George Seaton directed.

Trampas becomes the target of hatred and abuse when he implicates the town doctor in murder and scandal. Blanton: William Windom. Carol: Joanna Moore. Ryker: Clu Gulager. Baldwin: Malachi Throne. Clay: John McIntire. Varig: Paul Carr. (Repeat).

After killing an outlaw, the Virginian undertakes a mission for the man's father: finding his daughter (Collin Wilcox), who's living with the Shoshones. Keogh: Jay C. Flippen. Dobie: Byron Mabe. (Repeat).

Charley Wooster falls in love with a French con woman (Thelma Ritter). Dennie: Doug Lambert. Hale: John McIntire. Fessie: Zeme North. Zeb: Murvyn Vye. Hawks: Terry Wilson. (Repeat).

A thief and his victim are dead, and Slim and Jonesy are accused of looting the bodies. The only witness: Mace Stringer (Harry Townes)---who has the money. Slim: John Smith. Jonesy: Hoagy Carmichael. Jess: Robert Fuller. Sally: Mari Blanchard. Bowden: George Mitchell. Strubble: John Cliff. (Repeat).

The murderer Josh is hunting has one identifiable trait: the way he draws his gun. Josh: Steve McQueen. Mrs. Walker: Lurene Tuttle. Walker: Everett Sloane. (Repeat).

Hardie (Dale Robertson) tries to learn why stagecoach robbers took only one thing---a dog. Anderson: Gregg Palmer. Hill: Don Biddle. Sally: Penny Edwards. (Repeat).

Troop's prisoners---a vicious killer, and a doctor who shot a man---find a common bond: both intend to escape. Troop: John Russell. McKay: Peter Brown. Brewer: Stephen Courtleigh. Eggles: Whit Bissell. (Repeat).

Martin Landau as Bob Ford, the man who killed Jesse James---and became marked for death by the famed outlaw's cohorts. Troop: John Russell. McKay: Peter Brown. Kelly: Dick Foran. Jackson: Stuart Randall. (Repeat).

A Canadian Mountie named Wade Grayling (Andrew Walker) is reassigned to the Yukon Territory in 1893 when he is accused of dishonoring the Crown in this arresting drama. After arriving at a new outpost in the remote town of Merci, Grayling strives to establish law and order.

Kirk Douglas as a cowpoke involved in a range war. Highly enjoyable; directed by King Vidor with some welcome humor. Jeanne Crain, Claire Trevor, Richard Boone. Jeff: William Campbell.

Story of a search for the survivor of an Apache raid who disappeared with a fortune. Richard Widmark, Donna Reed, Roy Roberts, John McIntire. Tony: Henry Morgan. Lake: Barton MacLane. Directed by John Sturges.

A sheriff (Audie Murphy) vs. train robbers and Apaches in the 1880s. Uvalde: Joan Staley. Nate: Warren Stevens. Bull: Edgar Buchanan.

A cowboy becomes a sheriff's deputy in order to avenge the murder of his family.

Kenny Rogers plays a frontier cardsharp who knows when to fold 'em. Bruce Boxleitner, Lee Purcell. Eliza: Christine Belford. Arthur: Harold Gould. A.k.a "Kenny Rogers as 'the Gambler'." Directed by Dick Lowry.

Story of a search for the survivor of an Apache raid who disappeared with a fortune. Richard Widmark, Donna Reed, Roy Roberts, John McIntire. Tony: Henry Morgan. Lake: Barton MacLane. Directed by John Sturges.

When a wandering mercenary named Hogan rescues a nun called Sister Sara from the unwanted attentions of a band of rogues on the Mexican plains, he has no idea what he has let himself in for. Their chance encounter results in the blowing up of a train and a French garrison, as well as igniting a spark between them that survives a shocking discovery.

After escaping jail for a murder he didn't commit, John joins a gang and discovers a member is guilty of the crime he himself was imprisoned for.

A couple of would-be prospectors come to the rescue when a woman's gold mine is threatened by thieves.

A sheriff (Audie Murphy) vs. train robbers and Apaches in the 1880s. Uvalde: Joan Staley. Nate: Warren Stevens. Bull: Edgar Buchanan.

Kirk Douglas as a cowpoke involved in a range war. Highly enjoyable; directed by King Vidor with some welcome humor. Jeanne Crain, Claire Trevor, Richard Boone. Jeff: William Campbell.

A cowboy becomes a sheriff's deputy in order to avenge the murder of his family.

A Canadian Mountie named Wade Grayling (Andrew Walker) is reassigned to the Yukon Territory in 1893 when he is accused of dishonoring the Crown in this arresting drama. After arriving at a new outpost in the remote town of Merci, Grayling strives to establish law and order.

Story of a search for the survivor of an Apache raid who disappeared with a fortune. Richard Widmark, Donna Reed, Roy Roberts, John McIntire. Tony: Henry Morgan. Lake: Barton MacLane. Directed by John Sturges.

An ex-Cavalry officer (Rory Calhoun) combs the territory for the man who can clear him of robbery. Beverly Garland. Givens: John Larch. Bo: Morris Ankrum. Hook: Russell Johnson. Directed by actor Richard Carlson. Standard actioner.

When a wandering mercenary named Hogan rescues a nun called Sister Sara from the unwanted attentions of a band of rogues on the Mexican plains, he has no idea what he has let himself in for. Their chance encounter results in the blowing up of a train and a French garrison, as well as igniting a spark between them that survives a shocking discovery.