John Wayne : early Western collection

Resource Information

The work John Wayne : early Western collection represents a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in Mid-Continent Public Library. This resource is a combination of several types including: Work, Moving Image, Visual Materials.

Label

John Wayne : early Western collection

Title remainder

early Western collection

Title variation

Early Western collection

Contributor

• Grant, James Edward, 1905-1966
• Batjac Productions
• Grey, Shirley
• Hageman, Richard, 1881-1966
• Wayne, John, 1907-1979
• Jones, Buck, 1889-1942
• Brennan, Walter, 1894-1974
• Keller, Harry, 1913-1987
• Columbia TriStar Home Video (Firm)
• Lederman, D. Ross, (David Ross), 1894-1972
• Republic Pictures Corporation
• MacDonald, Wallace
• MacDonald, William Colt, 1891-1968
• McCoy, Tim
• Fleming, Susan, 1908-2002
• Mill Creek Entertainment
• Rich, Irene, 1891-1988
• Russell, Gail, 1924-1961
• Carey, Harry, 1878-1947
• Stout, Archie J., 1886-1973
• Cabot, Bruce, 1904-1972
• Columbia Pictures Corporation
• Gordon, Mary, 1882-1963

Actor

• Wayne, John, 1907-1979
• Russell, Gail, 1924-1961
• Rich, Irene, 1891-1988
• McCoy, Tim
• MacDonald, Wallace
• Jones, Buck, 1889-1942
• Grey, Shirley
• Cabot, Bruce, 1904-1972
• Brennan, Walter, 1894-1974
• Gordon, Mary, 1882-1963
• Fleming, Susan, 1908-2002
• Carey, Harry, 1878-1947

Director

• Lederman, D. Ross, (David Ross), 1894-1972

Editor of moving image work

• Keller, Harry, 1913-1987

Film director

• Grant, James Edward, 1905-1966

Film producer

• Wayne, John, 1907-1979

Presenter

• Republic Pictures Corporation

Screenwriter

• Grant, James Edward, 1905-1966

Subject

• Western films
• Feature films
• Outlaws -- West (U.S.) -- Drama
• Quakers -- Drama
• Sheriffs -- Drama

Genre

• Feature films
• Western films
• Drama

Language

eng

Summary

• Range feud: Wayne makes a very early appearance as a ranch owner's son falsely accused in the murder of a cattle rustler. Just as the Duke is about to get his neck stretched by an angry mob, Jones rides in and reveals the killer's true identity
• Two-fisted law: Tim McCoy is a rancher who borrows ten grand from Oakman. It turns out Oakman is a land grabber who lends money and rustles cattle so ranchers can't pay back and lose their land. With the help of a sheriff's posse McCoy captures Oakman, ending his evil reign in the valley
• Texas cyclone: A cowboy (Tim McCoy) rides into a strange town called Stampede and is mistaken for a rancher who disappeared five years before, and who is thought dead. A head wound restores his memory and proves him to be the missing rancher
• Angel and the Badman: Quirt Evans, an all round bad guy, is nursed back to health and sought after by Penelope Worth a quaker girl. He eventually finds himself having to choose between his world and the world Penelope lives in

Cataloging source

UUC

Characteristic

videorecording

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Intended audience

Rated: Not rated

PerformerNote

• Range feud: John Wayne, Buck Jones, Susan Fleming, Ed LeSaint, William Walling, Wallace MacDonald, Harry Woods
• Two-fisted law: John Wayne, Alice Day, Tim McCoy, Walter Brennan, Wheeler Oakman, Tully Marshall, Wallace MacDonald
• Texas cyclone: John Wayne, Tim McCoy, Walter Brennan, Shirley Grey, Wheeler Oakman, Wallace MacDonald
• Angel and the badman: John Wayne, Gail Russell, Harry Carey, Bruce Cabot

Runtime

292

Target audience

general

Technique

live action

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