The story of the first successful introduction of limited self-government by John Clum-an Indian agent for the San Carlos Apache Indian Reservation in the Arizona Territory.
Murphy was well cast.
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Seven Ways from Sundown
A newly minted Texas Ranger bring an outlaw to justice while dealing with native tribes and opportunistic bounty hunters.
Not a shallow adventure
Bullet for a Badman
A former Texas Rangers tries to bring in his former to whose ex-wife he is married.
That got messy!
The Kid from Texas
In New Mexico during the Lincoln County War, Billy the Kid kills many rivals on his way to infamy.
Good enough.
The Cimarron Kid
Wrongly accused of robbing a train he was riding home on, a man hooks up with his old gang and participates in other robberies.
Quite a train of logic there!
Drums Across the River
When locals want to look for gold on Ute Indian land, a bigoted man finds himself taking on a role as a peacekeeper.
Costarring Jay Silverheels!
Showdown
Two cowboys get caught up in a prison escape.
Darn the luck!
Posse from Hell
A deputy forms a posse to go after a quartet of escapees that killed the local sheriff and kidnapped a woman.
An excellent B-Western.
Hell Bent for Leather
When a man comes into the town of Sutterville after his horse is stolen, a crooked marshal names him as the criminal he is looking for and now that man must clear his name.
No connection to the Judas Priest song.
Kansas Raiders
Jesse James and his men come under the influence of William Quantrill and his pro-Confederate partisan guerrillas.
James Best and Tony Curtis in one movie?!
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