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		John Wayne in "Neath Arizona Skies" with George Hayes Cat No. SUN-9041 John Wayne, as Chris Morrell, attempts to locate Shirley Jean Rickert's wayward father in this Western. The little girl, a "half-breed," is the heir to a 50,000-dollar Indian oil claim, but she needs the signature of her long-lost father in order to collect. Chris Morrell, Nina's foster father, manages to get the girl out of town before Sam Black (Yakima Canutt) and his gang can get their grubby hands on her and her inheritance, but other villains learn of the girl's potential windfall, including express office robbers Vic Byrd (Jack Rockwell) and Jim Moore (Jay Wilsey). When Vic finally gets hold of the child, he is shot and killed by one of his own hands, Tom (Earl Dwire), who is revealed to be Nina's real father. With Tom's help, Chris manages to trick the Black gang and is able to storm their hideout. In the ensuing melee, Tom is fatally shot but Byrd manages to escape with Nina. Chris goes after them and there is a final confrontation in a raging river. 'Neath the Arizona Skies was based on Gun Glory, a short story by B.R. Tuttle Format: DVD (Black & White) Label: Sunflower Classics Genre: Western Barcode: 671765904195 Category: U Price: £1.25 (Excluding VAT at 20%)

		John Wayne in "Lawless Range" Cat No. SUN-9042 In this, his fourth Western for Republic Pictures, John Wayne plays John Middleton, a would-be rodeo rider forsaking his chance of winning the championship in favor of searching for an old family friend who is missing under mysterious circumstances. After carrying out a bit of undercover work with the help of the missing man's pretty niece, Ann Mason (Sheila Mannors), John is ready to join the local ranchers in their fight against unscrupulous banker Frank Carter, aka Butch Martin (Frank McGlynn, Jr.), who is trying to steal their gold rich land. As he had in his earlier Riders of Destiny (1933), John Wayne "sings" a couple of ditties, including "On the Banks of the Sunny San Juan", his unlikely baritone this time supplied by bit player Jack Kirk. Adding to the unusually high musical quotient is the harmony group The Wranglers performing "The Old Dusty Road". Format: DVD (Black & White) Label: Sunflower Classics Genre: Western Barcode: 671765904294 Category: U Price: £1.25 (Excluding VAT at 20%)

		John Wayne in "The Desert Trail" Cat No. SUN-9043 John Wayne's easy-going charm truly began to manifest itself in this, one of his later "Lone Star" Westerns for Monogram. Falsely accused of killing the paymaster (Henry Hall) of the Rattlesnake Gulch rodeo, John Scott (Wayne) and his girl-chasing partner Kansas Charlie (Eddy Chandler) trail the real killer, Pete (Al Ferguson), and his unwilling underling Jim (Paul Fix) to Poker City. Jim wants to go straight, but Pete blackmails him into robbing the stagecoach. John and Kansas, who are known in town as Jones and the Reverend Smith, are once again accused of the crime, but Jim helps them escape from jail. When the young bandit refuses to commit bank robbery, Pete shoots him in cold blood. The villain is caught by John and Kansas, whom Jim has cleared of all crimes on his deathbed. The Desert Trail was directed with easy assurance by the veteran Lewis D. Collins, who for some reason billed himself "Cullin Lewis." Format: DVD (Black & White) Label: Sunflower Classics Genre: Western Barcode: 671765904393 Category: U Price: £1.25 (Excluding VAT at 20%)

		"Stagecoach" starring John Wayne Cat No. SUN-9044 Stagecoach became a template for all movie Westerns which followed. Director John Ford combined action, drama, humour, and a set of well-drawn characters in the story of a stagecoach set to leave Tonto, New Mexico for a distant settlement in Lordsburg, with a diverse set of passengers on board. Sheriff Wilcox (George Bancroft) is along for the trip to offer protection and keep an eye peeled for the Ringo Kid (John Wayne), a well-known outlaw who has just broken out of jail. While Wilcox does find Ringo, a principled man who gives himself up without a fight, the real danger lies farther down the trail, where a band of Apaches, led by Geronimo, could attack at any time. Stagecoach offers plenty of cowboys, Indians, shootouts, and chases, aided by Yakima Canutt's remarkable stunt work and Bert Glennon's majestic photography of Ford's beloved Monument Valley. John Wayne's performance made him a star after years as a B-Western leading man, and Thomas Mitchell won an Oscar for what could have been just another comic role. Thousands of films have followed Stagecoach's path, but no has ever improved on its formula. Format: DVD (Black & White) Label: Sunflower Classics Genre: Western Barcode: 671765904492 Category: U Price: £1.25 (Excluding VAT at 20%)

		John Wayne in "McLintock! Is McNificent" Cat No. SUN-9045 George Washington McLintock (John Wayne) has a saddlebag full of trouble. The owner of the largest ranch in the territory, which also includes a mine and a timber mill that he built up himself, should be a happy, fulfilled man, but he isn't. His wife Katherine (Maureen O'Hara) walked out on him two years ago without a word of explanation. Katherine is coming back to secure a divorce and take custody of their 17-year-old daughter, Rebecca (Stefanie Powers), who's been at school in the east and no longer likes anything to do with the west, any more than her mother does. All of that — plus the presence of a young hired hand (Patrick Wayne) who's interested romantically in McLintock's daughter — is the setup for a sprawling comedy Western with serious overtones, part battle-of-the-sexes and part political tract. Format: DVD (Colour) Label: Sunflower Classics Genre: Western Barcode: 671765904591 Category: U Price: £1.25 (Excluding VAT at 20%)

		"The Lone Ranger - Enter The Lone Ranger" also featuring "Six Gun Legacy" and "Finders Keepers" Cat No. SUN-9046 "Hi-Yo Silver!" - The Lone Ranger began life as a radio series on Detroit's WXYZ in 1933, where it was created by the stations owner George W. Trendle, producer James Jewell and writer Fran Striker. The show became an instant hit, was taken up nationally and turned into two film serials by Republic. In 1949 it arrived on America's ABC network to become one of the first major hits on television. The first episode told of how John Reid, one of six Texan Rangers, was the sole survivor of an ambush by the Butch Cavendish Hole In The Wall Gang. Reid was nursed back to health by an Indian scout called Tonto, who declared "You only Ranger left. You lone ranger now." Reid then set off to avenge the death of his five colleagues, one of whom was his own brother. With his trademark white hat, black mask and horse called Silver, the newly dubbed Lone Ranger set off with Tonto (who referred to him as 'Kemo Sabe', meaning 'trusty scout'), on his crusade to "clean up the town", that was any town where villainy was in evidence or a wrong needed to be put right. Having done so he would then ride off into the distance with a "Hi-yo, Silver -away!", leaving his beneficiaries to ponder the question, "Who was that masked man?" The show followed a strict set of guide-lines, as laid down by the production company. "The Lone Ranger never shoots to kill, he uses perfect grammar and his ultimate objective must be towards the development of the west of our country." Parents loved the patriotism and the moralistic story lines, and even FBI chief J. Edgar Hoover described it as "one of the forces for juvenile good in the country." With it’s rousing William Tell Overture, it’s fast paced action, simple plots and zero character development, The Lone Ranger was the very embodiment of an idealised west, which had only ever existed within the minds of its creators and the character's uncountable legions of adoring fans. This collection of 3 great episodes, are from a total of 182 which were produced from 1949 through to 1957: "Enter The Lone Ranger" also featuring "Six Gun's Legacy" & "Finders Keepers" Format: DVD (Black & White) Label: Sunflower Classics Genre: Western Barcode: 671765904690 Category: U Price: £1.25 (Excluding VAT at 20%)

		"The Lone Ranger - The Lone Ranger's Triumph" also featuring "Legion Of Old Timers" and "Rustler's Hideout" Cat No. SUN-9047 "Hi-Yo Silver!" - The Lone Ranger began life as a radio series on Detroit's WXYZ in 1933, where it was created by the stations owner George W. Trendle, producer James Jewell and writer Fran Striker. The show became an instant hit, was taken up nationally and turned into two film serials by Republic. In 1949 it arrived on America's ABC network to become one of the first major hits on television. The first episode told of how John Reid, one of six Texan Rangers, was the sole survivor of an ambush by the Butch Cavendish Hole In The Wall Gang. Reid was nursed back to health by an Indian scout called Tonto, who declared "You only Ranger left. You lone ranger now." Reid then set off to avenge the death of his five colleagues, one of whom was his own brother. With his trademark white hat, black mask and horse called Silver, the newly dubbed Lone Ranger set off with Tonto (who referred to him as 'Kemo Sabe', meaning 'trusty scout'), on his crusade to "clean up the town", that was any town where villainy was in evidence or a wrong needed to be put right. Having done so he would then ride off into the distance with a "Hi-yo, Silver -away!", leaving his beneficiaries to ponder the question, "Who was that masked man?" The show followed a strict set of guide-lines, as laid down by the production company. "The Lone Ranger never shoots to kill, he uses perfect grammar and his ultimate objective must be towards the development of the west of our country." Parents loved the patriotism and the moralistic story lines, and even FBI chief J. Edgar Hoover described it as "one of the forces for juvenile good in the country." With it’s rousing William Tell Overture, it’s fast paced action, simple plots and zero character development, The Lone Ranger was the very embodiment of an idealised west, which had only ever existed within the minds of its creators and the character's uncountable legions of adoring fans. This collection of 3 great episodes, are from a total of 182 which were produced from 1949 through to 1957: "Lone Ranger's Triumph" also featuring "Legion of Old Timers" & "Rustler's Hideout" Format: DVD (Black & White) Label: Sunflower Classics Genre: Western Barcode: 671765904799 Category: U Price: £1.25 (Excluding VAT at 20%)

		"The Lone Ranger - Message From Abe" also featuring "The Return Of The Convict" and "Old Joe's Sister" Cat No. SUN-9048 "Hi-Yo Silver!" - The Lone Ranger began life as a radio series on Detroit's WXYZ in 1933, where it was created by the stations owner George W. Trendle, producer James Jewell and writer Fran Striker. The show became an instant hit, was taken up nationally and turned into two film serials by Republic. In 1949 it arrived on America's ABC network to become one of the first major hits on television. The first episode told of how John Reid, one of six Texan Rangers, was the sole survivor of an ambush by the Butch Cavendish Hole In The Wall Gang. Reid was nursed back to health by an Indian scout called Tonto, who declared "You only Ranger left. You lone ranger now." Reid then set off to avenge the death of his five colleagues, one of whom was his own brother. With his trademark white hat, black mask and horse called Silver, the newly dubbed Lone Ranger set off with Tonto (who referred to him as 'Kemo Sabe', meaning 'trusty scout'), on his crusade to "clean up the town", that was any town where villainy was in evidence or a wrong needed to be put right. Having done so he would then ride off into the distance with a "Hi-yo, Silver -away!", leaving his beneficiaries to ponder the question, "Who was that masked man?" The show followed a strict set of guide-lines, as laid down by the production company. "The Lone Ranger never shoots to kill, he uses perfect grammar and his ultimate objective must be towards the development of the west of our country." Parents loved the patriotism and the moralistic story lines, and even FBI chief J. Edgar Hoover described it as "one of the forces for juvenile good in the country." With it’s rousing William Tell Overture, it’s fast paced action, simple plots and zero character development, The Lone Ranger was the very embodiment of an idealised west, which had only ever existed within the minds of its creators and the character's uncountable legions of adoring fans. This collection of 3 great episodes, are from a total of 182 which were produced from 1949 through to 1957: "Message From Abe" also featuring "The Return of the Convict" & "Old Joe's Sister" Format: DVD (Black & White/Colour) Label: Sunflower Classics Genre: Western Barcode: 671765904898 Category: U Price: £1.25 (Excluding VAT at 20%)

		"The Lone Ranger - The Masked Rider" also featuring "The Tenderfeet" and "War Horse" Cat No. SUN-9049 "Hi-Yo Silver!" - The Lone Ranger began life as a radio series on Detroit's WXYZ in 1933, where it was created by the stations owner George W. Trendle, producer James Jewell and writer Fran Striker. The show became an instant hit, was taken up nationally and turned into two film serials by Republic. In 1949 it arrived on America's ABC network to become one of the first major hits on television. The first episode told of how John Reid, one of six Texan Rangers, was the sole survivor of an ambush by the Butch Cavendish Hole In The Wall Gang. Reid was nursed back to health by an Indian scout called Tonto, who declared "You only Ranger left. You lone ranger now." Reid then set off to avenge the death of his five colleagues, one of whom was his own brother. With his trademark white hat, black mask and horse called Silver, the newly dubbed Lone Ranger set off with Tonto (who referred to him as 'Kemo Sabe', meaning 'trusty scout'), on his crusade to "clean up the town", that was any town where villainy was in evidence or a wrong needed to be put right. Having done so he would then ride off into the distance with a "Hi-yo, Silver -away!", leaving his beneficiaries to ponder the question, "Who was that masked man?" The show followed a strict set of guide-lines, as laid down by the production company. "The Lone Ranger never shoots to kill, he uses perfect grammar and his ultimate objective must be towards the development of the west of our country." Parents loved the patriotism and the moralistic story lines, and even FBI chief J. Edgar Hoover described it as "one of the forces for juvenile good in the country." With it’s rousing William Tell Overture, it’s fast paced action, simple plots and zero character development, The Lone Ranger was the very embodiment of an idealised west, which had only ever existed within the minds of its creators and the character's uncountable legions of adoring fans. This collection of 3 great episodes, are from a total of 182 which were produced from 1949 through to 1957: "The Masked Rider" also featuring "The Tenderfeet" & "War Horse" Format: DVD (Black & White) Label: Sunflower Classics Genre: Western Barcode: 671765904997 Category: U Price: £1.25 (Excluding VAT at 20%)

		"The Lone Ranger Fights On" also featuring "High Heels" and "Cannonball McKay" Cat No. SUN-9050 "Hi-Yo Silver!" - The Lone Ranger began life as a radio series on Detroit's WXYZ in 1933, where it was created by the stations owner George W. Trendle, producer James Jewell and writer Fran Striker. The show became an instant hit, was taken up nationally and turned into two film serials by Republic. In 1949 it arrived on America's ABC network to become one of the first major hits on television. The first episode told of how John Reid, one of six Texan Rangers, was the sole survivor of an ambush by the Butch Cavendish Hole In The Wall Gang. Reid was nursed back to health by an Indian scout called Tonto, who declared "You only Ranger left. You lone ranger now." Reid then set off to avenge the death of his five colleagues, one of whom was his own brother. With his trademark white hat, black mask and horse called Silver, the newly dubbed Lone Ranger set off with Tonto (who referred to him as 'Kemo Sabe', meaning 'trusty scout'), on his crusade to "clean up the town", that was any town where villainy was in evidence or a wrong needed to be put right. Having done so he would then ride off into the distance with a "Hi-yo, Silver -away!", leaving his beneficiaries to ponder the question, "Who was that masked man?" The show followed a strict set of guide-lines, as laid down by the production company. "The Lone Ranger never shoots to kill, he uses perfect grammar and his ultimate objective must be towards the development of the west of our country." Parents loved the patriotism and the moralistic story lines, and even FBI chief J. Edgar Hoover described it as "one of the forces for juvenile good in the country." With it’s rousing William Tell Overture, it’s fast paced action, simple plots and zero character development, The Lone Ranger was the very embodiment of an idealised west, which had only ever existed within the minds of its creators and the character's uncountable legions of adoring fans. This collection of 3 great episodes, are from a total of 182 which were produced from 1949 through to 1957: "The Lone Ranger Fights On" also featuring "High Heels" & "Cannonball McKay" Format: DVD (Black & White) Label: Sunflower Classics Genre: Western Barcode: 671765905093 Category: U Price: £1.25 (Excluding VAT at 20%)

		"Bonanza - The Last Trophy" also featuring "The Trail Gang" and "The Abduction" Cat No. SUN-9051 Take the tried and tested gun slinging, two-fisted, appeal of the western genre and mix it with the potently powerful and enduring values of family loyalty, honour, square dealing and unswerving respect for what's right. Bonanza was phenomenally successful television series of legendary status. Running for 14 years on it's native NBC network in the US, Bonanza was set on the vast Ponderosa timber and cattle ranch in Nevada in the 1860's. The ranch was inhabited by three times widowed Ben Cartwright (Lorne Greene) and his three sons, all from different deceased mothers. Adam (Pernell Roberts), Hoss (Dan Blocker), and the youngest of the trio, Little Joe (Michael Landon). A number of other characters to feature regularly included Virginia City Sheriff Roy Coffee, and the Cartwright's Chinese chef Hop Sing. The show was notable for being the first TV western to be shot in colour and was filmed in the Lake Tahoe area. A major success on both sides of the Atlantic and sold to over fifty other countries, Bonanza was finally bought down by the untimely death of the immensely popular Dan Blocker, the last show, the 430th in the series, aired on 23rd January 1973. Along with Gunsmoke, Bonanza stands as the quintessential embodiment of US television's long-standing affair with America's most enduringly romanticised historical period. This DVD disc includes 3 classic Bonanza episodes. (The Last Trophy also featuring The Trail Gang & The Abduction) Format: DVD (Black & White) Label: Sunflower Classics Genre: Western Barcode: 671765905192 Category: PG Price: £1.25 (Excluding VAT at 20%)

		"Bonanza - The Gunmen" also featuring "The Fear Merchants" and "The Spanish Grant" Cat No. SUN-9052 Take the tried and tested gun slinging, two-fisted, appeal of the western genre and mix it with the potently powerful and enduring values of family loyalty, honour, square dealing and unswerving respect for what's right. Bonanza was phenomenally successful television series of legendary status. Running for 14 years on it's native NBC network in the US, Bonanza was set on the vast Ponderosa timber and cattle ranch in Nevada in the 1860's. The ranch was inhabited by three times widowed Ben Cartwright (Lorne Greene) and his three sons, all from different deceased mothers. Adam (Pernell Roberts), Hoss (Dan Blocker), and the youngest of the trio, Little Joe (Michael Landon). A number of other characters to feature regularly included Virginia City Sheriff Roy Coffee, and the Cartwright's Chinese chef Hop Sing. The show was notable for being the first TV western to be shot in colour and was filmed in the Lake Tahoe area. A major success on both sides of the Atlantic and sold to over fifty other countries, Bonanza was finally bought down by the untimely death of the immensely popular Dan Blocker, the last show, the 430th in the series, aired on 23rd January 1973. Along with Gunsmoke, Bonanza stands as the quintessential embodiment of US television's long-standing affair with America's most enduringly romanticised historical period. This DVD disc includes 3 classic Bonanza episodes. (The Gunmen also featuring The Fear Merchants & The Spanish Grant) Format: DVD (Black & White) Label: Sunflower Classics Genre: Western Barcode: 671765905291 Category: PG Price: £1.25 (Excluding VAT at 20%)

		"Bonanza - Blood on the Land" also featuring "Desert Justice" and "San Francisco Holiday" Cat No. SUN-9053 Take the tried and tested gun slinging, two-fisted, appeal of the western genre and mix it with the potently powerful and enduring values of family loyalty, honour, square dealing and unswerving respect for what's right. Bonanza was phenomenally successful television series of legendary status. Running for 14 years on it's native NBC network in the US, Bonanza was set on the vast Ponderosa timber and cattle ranch in Nevada in the 1860's. The ranch was inhabited by three times widowed Ben Cartwright (Lorne Greene) and his three sons, all from different deceased mothers. Adam (Pernell Roberts), Hoss (Dan Blocker), and the youngest of the trio, Little Joe (Michael Landon). A number of other characters to feature regularly included Virginia City Sheriff Roy Coffee, and the Cartwright's Chinese chef Hop Sing. The show was notable for being the first TV western to be shot in colour and was filmed in the Lake Tahoe area. A major success on both sides of the Atlantic and sold to over fifty other countries, Bonanza was finally bought down by the untimely death of the immensely popular Dan Blocker, the last show, the 430th in the series, aired on 23rd January 1973. Along with Gunsmoke, Bonanza stands as the quintessential embodiment of US television's long-standing affair with America's most enduringly romanticised historical period. This DVD disc includes 3 classic Bonanza episodes. (Blood on the Land also featuring Desert Justice & San Francisco Holiday) Format: DVD (Black & White) Label: Sunflower Classics Genre: Western Barcode: 671765905390 Category: PG Price: £1.25 (Excluding VAT at 20%)

		"Bonanza - Dark Star" also featuring "Death At Dawn" & "Showdown" Cat No. SUN-9054 Take the tried and tested gun slinging, two-fisted, appeal of the western genre and mix it with the potently powerful and enduring values of family loyalty, honour, square dealing and unswerving respect for what's right. Bonanza was phenomenally successful television series of legendary status. Running for 14 years on it's native NBC network in the US, Bonanza was set on the vast Ponderosa timber and cattle ranch in Nevada in the 1860's. The ranch was inhabited by three times widowed Ben Cartwright (Lorne Greene) and his three sons, all from different deceased mothers. Adam (Pernell Roberts), Hoss (Dan Blocker), and the youngest of the trio, Little Joe (Michael Landon). A number of other characters to feature regularly included Virginia City Sheriff Roy Coffee, and the Cartwright's Chinese chef Hop Sing. The show was notable for being the first TV western to be shot in colour and was filmed in the Lake Tahoe area. A major success on both sides of the Atlantic and sold to over fifty other countries, Bonanza was finally bought down by the untimely death of the immensely popular Dan Blocker, the last show, the 430th in the series, aired on 23rd January 1973. Along with Gunsmoke, Bonanza stands as the quintessential embodiment of US television's long-standing affair with America's most enduringly romanticised historical period. This DVD disc includes 3 classic Bonanza episodes. (Dark Star also featuring Death at Dawn & Showdown) Format: DVD (Black & White) Label: Sunflower Classics Genre: Western Barcode: 671765905499 Category: PG Price: £1.25 (Excluding VAT at 20%)

		"Bonanza - The Mission" also featuring "Badge Without Honor" & "The Blood Lone" Cat No. SUN-9055 Take the tried and tested gun slinging, two-fisted, appeal of the western genre and mix it with the potently powerful and enduring values of family loyalty, honour, square dealing and unswerving respect for what's right. Bonanza was phenomenally successful television series of legendary status. Running for 14 years on it's native NBC network in the US, Bonanza was set on the vast Ponderosa timber and cattle ranch in Nevada in the 1860's. The ranch was inhabited by three times widowed Ben Cartwright (Lorne Greene) and his three sons, all from different deceased mothers. Adam (Pernell Roberts), Hoss (Dan Blocker), and the youngest of the trio, Little Joe (Michael Landon). A number of other characters to feature regularly included Virginia City Sheriff Roy Coffee, and the Cartwright's Chinese chef Hop Sing. The show was notable for being the first TV western to be shot in colour and was filmed in the Lake Tahoe area. A major success on both sides of the Atlantic and sold to over fifty other countries, Bonanza was finally bought down by the untimely death of the immensely popular Dan Blocker, the last show, the 430th in the series, aired on 23rd January 1973. Along with Gunsmoke, Bonanza stands as the quintessential embodiment of US television's long-standing affair with America's most enduringly romanticised historical period. This DVD disc includes 3 classic Bonanza episodes. (The Mission also featuring Badge Without Honor & the Blood Line) Format: DVD (Black & White) Label: Sunflower Classics Genre: Western Barcode: 671765905598 Category: PG Price: £1.25 (Excluding VAT at 20%)

		"Bonanza - The Mill" also featuring "Denver McKee" and "The Day Of Reckoning" Cat No. SUN-9056 Take the tried and tested gun slinging, two-fisted, appeal of the western genre and mix it with the potently powerful and enduring values of family loyalty, honour, square dealing and unswerving respect for what's right. Bonanza was phenomenally successful television series of legendary status. Running for 14 years on it's native NBC network in the US, Bonanza was set on the vast Ponderosa timber and cattle ranch in Nevada in the 1860's. The ranch was inhabited by three times widowed Ben Cartwright (Lorne Greene) and his three sons, all from different deceased mothers. Adam (Pernell Roberts), Hoss (Dan Blocker), and the youngest of the trio, Little Joe (Michael Landon). A number of other characters to feature regularly included Virginia City Sheriff Roy Coffee, and the Cartwright's Chinese chef Hop Sing. The show was notable for being the first TV western to be shot in colour and was filmed in the Lake Tahoe area. A major success on both sides of the Atlantic and sold to over fifty other countries, Bonanza was finally bought down by the untimely death of the immensely popular Dan Blocker, the last show, the 430th in the series, aired on 23rd January 1973. Along with Gunsmoke, Bonanza stands as the quintessential embodiment of US television's long-standing affair with America's most enduringly romanticised historical period. This DVD disc includes 3 classic Bonanza episodes. (The Mill also featuring Denver McKee & Day of Reckoning) Format: DVD (Colour) Label: Sunflower Classics Genre: Western Barcode: 671765905697 Category: PG Price: £1.25 (Excluding VAT at 20%)

		"Bonanza - The Last Viking" also featuring "The Savage" and "The Ape" Cat No. SUN-9057 Take the tried and tested gun slinging, two-fisted, appeal of the western genre and mix it with the potently powerful and enduring values of family loyalty, honour, square dealing and unswerving respect for what's right. Bonanza was phenomenally successful television series of legendary status. Running for 14 years on it's native NBC network in the US, Bonanza was set on the vast Ponderosa timber and cattle ranch in Nevada in the 1860's. The ranch was inhabited by three times widowed Ben Cartwright (Lorne Greene) and his three sons, all from different deceased mothers. Adam (Pernell Roberts), Hoss (Dan Blocker), and the youngest of the trio, Little Joe (Michael Landon). A number of other characters to feature regularly included Virginia City Sheriff Roy Coffee, and the Cartwright's Chinese chef Hop Sing. The show was notable for being the first TV western to be shot in colour and was filmed in the Lake Tahoe area. A major success on both sides of the Atlantic and sold to over fifty other countries, Bonanza was finally bought down by the untimely death of the immensely popular Dan Blocker, the last show, the 430th in the series, aired on 23rd January 1973. Along with Gunsmoke, Bonanza stands as the quintessential embodiment of US television's long-standing affair with America's most enduringly romanticised historical period. This DVD disc includes 3 classic Bonanza episodes. (The Last Viking also featuring The Savage & The Ape) Format: DVD (Black & White) Label: Sunflower Classics Genre: Western Barcode: 671765905796 Category: PG Price: £1.25 (Excluding VAT at 20%)

		"Bonanza - The Courtship" also featuring "The Spitfire" and "Breed Of Violence" Cat No. SUN-9058 Take the tried and tested gun slinging, two-fisted, appeal of the western genre and mix it with the potently powerful and enduring values of family loyalty, honour, square dealing and unswerving respect for what's right. Bonanza was phenomenally successful television series of legendary status. Running for 14 years on it's native NBC network in the US, Bonanza was set on the vast Ponderosa timber and cattle ranch in Nevada in the 1860's. The ranch was inhabited by three times widowed Ben Cartwright (Lorne Greene) and his three sons, all from different deceased mothers. Adam (Pernell Roberts), Hoss (Dan Blocker), and the youngest of the trio, Little Joe (Michael Landon). A number of other characters to feature regularly included Virginia City Sheriff Roy Coffee, and the Cartwright's Chinese chef Hop Sing. The show was notable for being the first TV western to be shot in colour and was filmed in the Lake Tahoe area. A major success on both sides of the Atlantic and sold to over fifty other countries, Bonanza was finally bought down by the untimely death of the immensely popular Dan Blocker, the last show, the 430th in the series, aired on 23rd January 1973. Along with Gunsmoke, Bonanza stands as the quintessential embodiment of US television's long-standing affair with America's most enduringly romanticised historical period. This DVD disc includes 3 classic Bonanza episodes. (The Courtship also featuring The Spitfire & Breed of Violence) Format: DVD (Colour) Label: Sunflower Classics Genre: Western Barcode: 671765905895 Category: PG Price: £1.25 (Excluding VAT at 20%)

		"Bonanza - Silent Thunder" also featuring "The Stranger" and "Escape To The Ponderosa" Cat No. SUN-9059 Take the tried and tested gun slinging, two-fisted, appeal of the western genre and mix it with the potently powerful and enduring values of family loyalty, honour, square dealing and unswerving respect for what's right. Bonanza was phenomenally successful television series of legendary status. Running for 14 years on it's native NBC network in the US, Bonanza was set on the vast Ponderosa timber and cattle ranch in Nevada in the 1860's. The ranch was inhabited by three times widowed Ben Cartwright (Lorne Greene) and his three sons, all from different deceased mothers. Adam (Pernell Roberts), Hoss (Dan Blocker), and the youngest of the trio, Little Joe (Michael Landon). A number of other characters to feature regularly included Virginia City Sheriff Roy Coffee, and the Cartwright's Chinese chef Hop Sing. The show was notable for being the first TV western to be shot in colour and was filmed in the Lake Tahoe area. A major success on both sides of the Atlantic and sold to over fifty other countries, Bonanza was finally bought down by the untimely death of the immensely popular Dan Blocker, the last show, the 430th in the series, aired on 23rd January 1973. Along with Gunsmoke, Bonanza stands as the quintessential embodiment of US television's long-standing affair with America's most enduringly romanticised historical period. This DVD disc includes 3 classic Bonanza episodes. (Silent Thunder also featuring The Stranger & Escape to the Ponderosa) Format: DVD (Colour) Label: Sunflower Classics Genre: Western Barcode: 671765905994 Category: PG Price: £1.25 (Excluding VAT at 20%)

		"Bonanza - The Avenger" also featuring "Bitter Water" and "Feet Of Clay" Cat No. SUN-9060 Take the tried and tested gun slinging, two-fisted, appeal of the western genre and mix it with the potently powerful and enduring values of family loyalty, honour, square dealing and unswerving respect for what's right. Bonanza was phenomenally successful television series of legendary status. Running for 14 years on it's native NBC network in the US, Bonanza was set on the vast Ponderosa timber and cattle ranch in Nevada in the 1860's. The ranch was inhabited by three times widowed Ben Cartwright (Lorne Greene) and his three sons, all from different deceased mothers. Adam (Pernell Roberts), Hoss (Dan Blocker), and the youngest of the trio, Little Joe (Michael Landon). A number of other characters to feature regularly included Virginia City Sheriff Roy Coffee, and the Cartwright's Chinese chef Hop Sing. The show was notable for being the first TV western to be shot in colour and was filmed in the Lake Tahoe area. A major success on both sides of the Atlantic and sold to over fifty other countries, Bonanza was finally bought down by the untimely death of the immensely popular Dan Blocker, the last show, the 430th in the series, aired on 23rd January 1973. Along with Gunsmoke, Bonanza stands as the quintessential embodiment of US television's long-standing affair with America's most enduringly romanticised historical period. This DVD disc includes 3 classic Bonanza episodes. (The Avenger also featuring Bitter Water & Feet of Clay) Format: DVD (Black & White) Label: Sunflower Classics Genre: Western Barcode: 671765906090 Category: PG Price: £1.25 (Excluding VAT at 20%)

		"Santa Fe Trail" with Errol Flynn and Olivia de Havilland Cat No. SUN-9061 Santa Fe Trail, Errol Flynn's third western, is a simplistic retelling of the John Brown legend, with Raymond Massey playing the famed abolitionist. The story is based around the bloody confrontation between Brown and the US Army at Harper's Ferry, Virginia, where Brown is trying to free the slaves. Jeb Stuart (Flynn) and George Armstrong Custer (Ronald Reagan) carry on a friendly rivalry over the affections of one Kit Carson Halliday (Olivia DeHavilland). Santa Fe Trail is breathtaking entertainment, excitingly staged by director Michael Curtiz. Format: DVD (Black & White) Label: Sunflower Classics Genre: Western Barcode: 671765906199 Category: U Price: £1.25 (Excluding VAT at 20%)

		Roy Rogers in "Bells Of San Angelo" Cat No. SUN-9062 The Bells of San Angelo was the second Republic Roy Rogers western to be filmed in the "new" Trucolor process. Set in the modern west, the story involves a silver-smuggling racket headed by rotten Rex Gridley (John McGuire). In a novel scripting touch, Roy Rogers doesn't outwit the villains-and in fact is soundly beaten by the bad guys halfway through the film. It's up to heroine Lee Madison (Dale Evans), a writer of fanciful cowboy novels, to save the day! Roy Rogers is taken off his "King of the Cowboys" pedestal in Bells of San Angelo and the film is all the better for it – he’s just human after all. Format: DVD (Colour) Label: Sunflower Classics Genre: Western Barcode: 671765906298 Category: U Price: £1.25 (Excluding VAT at 20%)

		"Riders Of The Whistling Pines" with Patrica White Cat No. SUN-9063 Gene Autry's second 1949 release for Columbia was Riders of the Whistling Pines. As was customary for Autry, the title refers to one of the songs heard in the film, rather than the plotline at hand. The villains busy themselves destroying all the timber in a government forest preserve. When Autry steps in to stop the bad guys, they cook up a frame by accusing him of poisoning cattle. Jimmy Lloyd co-stars as an aviator who figures prominently in the action-packed finale. Autry's leading lady this time out is Patricia White, who later gained prominence on TV as Patricia Barry. Format: DVD (Black & White) Label: Sunflower Classics Genre: Western Barcode: 671765906397 Category: U Price: £1.25 (Excluding VAT at 20%)

		"One Eyed Jacks" with Marlon Brando and Karl Malden Cat No. SUN-9064 Western bandit Marlon Brando is betrayed by his partner Karl Malden. Released from prison, Brando learns that Malden has become a wealthy and influential lawman. Brando thirsts for revenge, but bides his time, waiting for the right moment to strike. In the meantime, Brando spitefully seduces Malden's adopted daughter Pina Pellicer. After participating in a botched holdup, Brando is publicly whipped by the powerful Malden. When Brando's old gang accidentally kills a child during another holdup, Malden has the perfect excuse to eliminate the troublesome Brando once and for all by hanging him. But that's not what happens at all. Marlon Brando succeeded Stanley Kubrick in the director's chair. While Brando the director isn't precisely in the Kubrick class, Brando the actor delivers one of his finest and most focused performances. Format: DVD (Colour) Label: Sunflower Classics Genre: Western Barcode: 671765906494 Category: PG Price: £1.25 (Excluding VAT at 20%)

		Clark Gable & Bill Boyd starring in "The Painted Desert" Cat No. SUN-9065 Western pardners Jeff and Cash find a baby boy in an otherwise deserted emigrants' camp, and clash over which is to be "father." They are still bitterly feuding years later when they own adjacent ranches. Bill, the foundling whom Cash has raised to young manhood, wants to end the feud and extends an olive branch toward Jeff, who now has a lovely daughter. But during a mining venture, the bitterness escalates. Is Bill to be set against his own adoptive father? Format: DVD (Black & White) Label: Sunflower Classics Genre: Western Barcode: 671765906595 Category: U Price: £1.25 (Excluding VAT at 20%)

		"Angel & The Badman" with John Wayne Cat No. SUN-9105 One of John Wayne's most mysterious films, Angel and the Badman is also the first production which Wayne produced. Our hero plays a wounded outlaw who is sheltered by a Quaker family. Attracted to the family's angelic daughter (Gail Russell) hardman Wayne undergoes a gradual and subtle character transformation. However, he is still obsessed with seeking revenge and killing the man (Bruce Cabot) who murdered his foster father. The storyline traces not only this transformation of Wayne, but of the town sheriff (Harry Carey) who'd previously been determined to bring Wayne to justice. Format: DVD (Black & White) Label: Sunflower Classics Genre: Western Barcode: 671765910592 Category: U Price: £1.25 (Excluding VAT at 20%)

		John Wayne in "The Lucky Texan" Cat No. SUN-9166 The Third Of John Wayne's Superior Lone Star Western's Produced By Paul Malvern - The Lucky Texan Features 'The Duke' As Jerry Mason, A Young College Graduate Who, Along With An Old Family Friend Jake Benson (George Hayes) Locates A Secret Gold Field. Returning To Their Town With Their Gold, The Two Friends Make A Mistake Of Trusting The Local Assayer (Lloyd Whitlock) And His Equally Crooked Partner (Yakima Canutt). The Villians Take A Shot At Jake And, Believing They Killed The Old Man, Blame Young Jerry For The "Murder". At His Trial, Jerry Is Delighted To Discover His "Victim" Among The Spectators. The Lucky Texan Also Featured Several Fine Examples Of Director Robert North Bradbury's Famous "Swish-Pan" Method, In Which Characters Are Bought From One Place To Another As The Camera Sweeps Over The Landscape In A Blur. As Always, Yakima Canutt Was Stunt Double For Both Wayne, Hayes And Several Of The Villians. In Fact, Canutt Got To Chase Himself In A Gasoline-Powered Handcar In The Film's Exciting Finale! Format: DVD (Black & White) Label: Sunflower Classics Genre: Western Barcode: 671765916693 Category: U Price: £1.25 (Excluding VAT at 20%)

		John Wayne in "Randy Rides Alone" Cat No. SUN-9167 In Perhaps The Most Haunting Opening Of Any B-Western - Randy Rides Alone Has John Wayne Enter A Deserted Saloon Filled With Corpses. To The Strains Of A Piano, Wayne's Reconnaissance Ends With His Arrest For Murder. The Real Killers, Lead By Stunt-Man Extraordinaire Yakima Canutt, Are Holed Up In A Cave Picturesquely Hidden Behind A Waterfall, And George "Gabby" Hayes Plays A Flute, Hunchbacked Shop-Keeper Who May Not Be All He Appears. Add To The Mystery Elements Some Extraordinary Stunt Work By Canutt And You Have A Superior Western. Format: DVD (Black & White) Label: Sunflower Classics Genre: Western Barcode: 671765916792 Category: U Price: £1.25 (Excluding VAT at 20%)

		John Wayne in "The Star Packer" Cat No. SUN-9168 Definitely The Most Expensive-Looking Of John Wayne's "Lone Star" Westerns - The Star Packer Casts "The Duke" As U.S Marshal John Travers. Hoping To Flush Out A Mysterious Outlaw Chieftain Known As "The Shadow" Travers Becomes A Sherriff Of A Town Where Several Unsolved Murders Have Occurred. Accompanied By His Indian Pal Yak (Yakima Canutt), Our Hero Explores A Tunnel Leading From The Sheriff's Office To The Outlaw's Cave Hideout. He Manages To Ascertain The Identity Of The Villian's Clutches. As Much A Horror Melodrama As A Straightforward Western, The Star Packer Benefits From The Casting Of Lone Star "Regulars" George (Gabby) Hayes And Yakima Canutt In Highly Uncharacteristic Roles. Format: DVD (Black & White) Label: Sunflower Classics Genre: Western Barcode: 671765916891 Category: U Price: £1.25 (Excluding VAT at 20%)

		John Wayne in "Winds Of The Wasteland" Cat No. SUN-9169 Former Pony Express Riders John Blair (John Wayne) And Larry Adams (Lane Chandler) Purchase A Dilapidated Stagecoach Line To A Ghost Town. While The Unscruptulous Seller "Honest Cal" Drake (Douglas Cosgrove), Counts His Loot, John And Larry Learn That Cresent City Is Inhabited By Rocky (Lew Kelly), Who Claims To Be Major, Postmaster, And Sheriff, And Dr. William Forsythe (Sam Flint), A Fellow Victim Of The Duplicitious Drake. But Despite Its Current Condition, Cresent City Has Rich Potential, Especially If The Newcomers Can Obtain A $25,000 Government Mail Subsidy, The Winner Of Which Will Be Determined By A Stagecoach Race Between Buchanan City And Sacramento. Winds Of The Wasteland Was Filmed On Location In The Seirra Mountains And In The Sacamento Valley. An Action Packed Movie From Beginning To End. Format: DVD (Black & White) Label: Sunflower Classics Genre: Western Barcode: 671765916990 Category: U Price: £1.25 (Excluding VAT at 20%)

		"Roy Rogers - My Pal Trigger" Cat No. SUN-9172 Roy Rogers wants to breed his best mare with the most beautiful Palomino stallion in the West, but the horse's owner refuses his request. An evil casino owner, Brett Scoville (Jack Holt), has the same plan and will stop at nothing to make it happen, even if it means kidnapping the horse. The attempt goes wrong and the stallion escapes, breeds with Roy's mare and is viciously shot by Scoville's henchmen. When the smoke clears, poor Roy is framed for the crime. Co-starring George "Gabby" Hayes as the hard gambling Palomino breeder, Dale Evans as his beautiful daughter Susan, and Jack Holt as the crooked Scoville, My Pal Trigger, with its songs and energetic pace, is a classic western. Format: DVD (Black & White) Label: Sunflower Classics Genre: Western Barcode: 671765917294 Category: U Price: £1.25 (Excluding VAT at 20%)

		Buster Crabbe as "Billy The Kid" in "Frontier Outlaws" Cat No. SUN-9191 In This Action-Packed Billy The Kid Tale, Billy Carson (Buster Crabbe) Whilst Looking For Rustlers, Kills One Of Them In A Gun Fight. After Being Arrested, The Judge (Emmett Lynn) Finds Him Innocent But Jails Him Anyway. It Is Not Long Before The Rustling Resumes And Billy Is Released From Jail And Posing As A Mexican Cattle Buyer He Hopes To Trap The Culprits. A Cracking Western Featuring Great Action And Great Performances From The Lead Actors. Format: DVD (Black & White) Label: Sunflower Classics Genre: Western Barcode: 671765919199 Category: U Price: £1.25 (Excluding VAT at 20%)

		Roy Rogers and Smiley Burnett in "Billy The Kid Returns" with Mary Hart Cat No. SUN-9192 An exciting and enjoyable cowboy film featuring the original ‘King of the Cowboys’. Roy Rogers fans however are in for a shock during the opening scenes as Sheriff Pat Garrett (Wade Boteler) kills Billy the Kid, played by Rogers. Things are soon cleared up though as Billy's look-alike, Roy Rogers, arrives and is immediately mistaken for him for the young murderer. Although a killer, Billy the Kid was on the side of the poor homesteaders in their battle against the ruthless ranchers. As Billy's death is unknown, Roy Rogers gets Garrett to let him pose as Billy to continue the fight, but without the killing, eventually bringing villains Morgansson (Morgan Wallace) and Matson (Fred Kohler Sr.) to justice. Format: DVD (Black & White) Label: Sunflower Classics Genre: Western Barcode: 671765919298 Category: U Price: £1.25 (Excluding VAT at 20%)

		Buster Crabbe as "Billy The Kid" in "Trapped" Cat No. SUN-9193 This Entry In The Long-Running "Billy The Kid" Series If Films, Again Starring Buster Crabbe As Billy And Al St. John As His Comic Sidekick Fuzzy Q. Jones. In This Outing, A Bandit Posing As Billy Manages To Pin Several Crimes On Our Hero. Cleverly Eluding The Law, Billy Endeavors To Track Down His Impostor And Put Him Behind Bars. The Plot Is Resolved By A Classical Fistfight, Which As Usual Is More Energetic Than Expert. Young Anne Jeffreys, A Starlet On The Threshold Of Bigger Things, Is Definitely An Improvement Over The Standard Western Ingenue. Format: DVD (Black & White) Label: Sunflower Classics Genre: Western Barcode: 671765919397 Category: U Price: £1.25 (Excluding VAT at 20%)

		Buster Crabbe as "Billy The Kid in "His Brother's Ghost Cat No. SUN-9194 A Classic Cheesy Billy "The Kid" Carson B-Western Series Entry From The Prc Studio, His Brother's Ghost Is Unusual In Having No Leading Lady. In What Is Another Departure From The Standard B-Western, The Comic Sidekick Is Killed Off Early On. That, Of Course, Is Merely A Plot Contrivance To Bring On His Identical Twin Brother, Who Then Goes About Scaring The Living Daylights Out Of The Gang That Has Been Terrorizing Wolf Valley. The Outlaws Are So Frightened That Their Leader, Thorne (Charles King), Takes The Extreme Measure Of Exhuming The Dear Departed To Prove That He Really Is Completely And Irrevocably Dead. Al St. John, As Andy Jones And His Twin, Jonathan "Fuzzy" Q. Jones, Had A Field Day Playing The Dual Role. His Brother's Ghost Is A Typical Prc Studio: Less Than Perfect Production Values, Occasionally Inept Direction, Murky Photography, And A Wonderful Sense Of Great Fun. But What Happened To The Girl? The Handsome But Somewhat Stuffy Crabbe Seems Lost Without Her. Format: DVD (Black & White) Label: Sunflower Classics Genre: Western Barcode: 671765919496 Category: U Price: £1.25 (Excluding VAT at 20%)

		Buster Crabbe as "Billy The Kid" in "Kid Rides Again" Cat No. SUN-9195 This Classic Billy The Kid Film From The Prc Production Company Features Buster Crabbe As The Film’s Hero. In This Tale, After Being Wrongly Arrested For Robbing A Train, Billy Escapes From Jail In Texas And Travels To Sundown At The Request Of His Friend Fuzzy (Al ‘Fuzzy’ St John). There He Runs Into The Good For Nothing Mort Slade (I. Stanford Jolley) And His Band Of Henchmen, Who Are After A Mortgage Held By Banker Ainsley. Slade's Henchmen Rob The Bank And Then Incite A Run On The Bank Knowing Ainsley Does Not Have Enough Money. Needless To Say, Billy Brings Them To Justice. Format: DVD (Black & White) Label: Sunflower Classics Genre: Western Barcode: 671765919595 Category: U Price: £1.25 (Excluding VAT at 20%)

		Jack Beutel and Jane Russell in "The Outlaw - The Story Of Billy The Kid" Cat No. SUN-9199 Perhaps Hollywood's Greatest ‘Success Du Scandal’ Of The 1940S, This Interesting Psychological Western Became A Box Office Hit Largely Thanks To The Lack Of Clothing Of Leading Lady Jane Russell. Billy The Kid (Jack Buetel) And Doc Holliday (Walter Huston) Are Close Friends Until Lawman Pat Garrett (Thomas Mitchell) Attempts To Ambush Billy And Put Him Behind Bars. Doc Brings Billy To His Ranch To Hide Out, But When Billy Meets Doc's Mistress Rio (Jane Russell), He's Instantly Attracted To The Buxom Beauty. An Intense Chemistry Quickly Grows Between Them, Despite The Fact That Billy Had Murdered Rio's Brother. Billy And Rio Secretly Marry, But Their Love Runs Hot And Cold, And Soon Billy, Doc, And Rio Are Fighting Among Themselves As They're Chased Through The Desert By Garrett And His Posse. Director Howard Hawks And Screenwriter Ben Hecht Both Worked On The Outlaw, But They Went Uncredited After Disputes With The Legendarily Difficult Financier (And Sometimes Producer/Director) Howard Hughes, Whose Battles With The Censors Resulted In The Film Spending Three Years On The Shelf Before Finally Gaining Wide Release In A Cut Version In 1946. Format: DVD (Black & White) Label: Sunflower Classics Genre: Western Barcode: 671765919991 Category: U Price: £1.25 (Excluding VAT at 20%)

		Randolph Scott in "Rage at Dawn" Cat No. SUN-9200 Rage At Dawn Has Become One Of The Most Popular Of Randolph Scott's Westerns. Based On The Exploits Of The Infamous Reno Gang In 1866 In Indiana, Scott Plays The Part Of A Federal Agent Assigned To Wipe-Out The Renos Once And For All. To Gain Their Confidence, Our Hero Stages A Few Hoax Train Robberies And Is Then Accepted Into The Gang. While Posing As A Criminal, He Discovers That The Renos Are Able To Operate Freely Because They've Paid Off Several Important Local Officials. Once He's Managed To Round Up The Surviving Gang Members, Scott Must Contend With A Self-Righteous Lynch Mob Led By Howard Petrie. Complicating Matters Are Barlow's Feelings For The Reno Sister, Laura (Mala Powers), Who Reluctantly Keeps House For The Boys Out Of Family Loyalty. The Dreaded Reno Boys Are Convincingly Enacted By J. Carroll Naish, Forrest Tucker, Myron Healey And Denver Pyle. Format: DVD (Colour) Label: Sunflower Classics Genre: Western Barcode: 671765920096 Category: U Price: £1.25 (Excluding VAT at 20%)

		Clarence E. Mulford's "Hop-a-Long Cassidy - Hidden Gold" Cat No. SUN-9201 Hidden Gold Is The 29th Installment In The "Hopalong Cassidy" Western Series. "Hoppy" Is Played By William Boyd, While His Sidekick Lucky Jenkins Is Played By Russell Hayden. The Eponymous Hidden Gold Is Being Covertly Mined From An Equally Hidden Mine By A Gang Of Outlaws, Who Take Time Out To Stage A Series Of Stagecoach Holdups. Hoppy And Lucky Arrive In Town To Put An End To The Robberies, But First They Have To Determine The Identity Of The Outlaw Leader. After Five Reels' Worth Of "Cat And Mouse", The Action Is Laid On Thick And Heavy In Reel Six. Future Singing Cowboy Star Eddie Dean Can Be Seen In A Very Minor Role. Format: DVD (Black & White) Label: Sunflower Classics Genre: Western Barcode: 671765920195 Category: U Price: £1.25 (Excluding VAT at 20%)

		Roy Rogers with Smiley Burnette in "King Of The Cowboys" Cat No. SUN-9202 For Many Years Roy Rogers Had Played Second Fiddle To Gene Autry As Americas Top Singing Cowboy. When Autry Was Called Up For The War Effort, The Republic Production Company Turned To Rogers In An Attempt To Fill Gene’s Boots. This, More Than Any Other, Was The Film Which Brought Roy Rogers To The Wider Public Attention. He Was Already Well Known On The Personal Appearance Circuit And His Popularity Was To Last Well Into The 1950’s. Following The Example Of Autry, Roy Played Himself, A Rodeo Star Assigned By The Governor, Russell Hicks, To Investigate A Series Of Warehouse Bombings. With Sidekick Frog Millhouse (Smiley Burnette) In Tow, Roy Infiltrates The Merry Makers, A Touring Tent Show Whose Phony Mind Reader, Maurice (Gerald Mohr), Is The Chief Operative For A Sabotage Ring Run By The Governor's Secretary, Kraly (Lloyd Corrigan). But Maurice Catches Roy Stealing His Book Of Codes And Is About To Shoot Him In Cold Blood When Tent Show Owner Dave Mason (James Bush) Interferes. Maurice Then Eliminates Mason And Frames Roy For The Killing But Despite This Setback, Roy Manages To Stop The Saboteurs Before They Can Blow Up A Supply Train Needed In The War Effort. Format: DVD (Black & White) Label: Sunflower Classics Genre: Western Barcode: 671765920294 Category: U Price: £1.25 (Excluding VAT at 20%)

		"Deadly Companions" Cat No. SUN-9203 This Was Sam Peckinpah's First Feature As Director, A Cracking Western Taking Place In The Late 1860's. Yellowleg (Brian Keith), A Former Sergeant In The Union Army, Is Obsessed With Tracking Down Turk (Chill Wills), A Rebel Army Deserter Who, During The War Between The States, Tried To Scalp Him As He Lay Wounded On A Battlefield. Yellowleg Finds Turk And His Sidekick Billy (Steve Cochran) In A Bar And Convinces Them To Help Him Rob A Bank. They Travel To Gila City, Where The Bank Is Located, And Find That Another Group Of Bank Robbers Are Also In Gila City To Rob The Same Bank. During A Shoot-Out With The Other Bank Robbers, Yellowleg Accidentally Kills The Nine-Year-Old Son Of Dance-Hall Hostess Kit Tilden (Maureen O'Hara). Remorseful At Having Caused The Death Of Kit's Son, Yellowleg Forces Turk And Billy To Accompany Him Through Apache Territory To Bury Kit's Son At The Grave Of Her Husband In The Ghost Town Of Siringo. As Kit And Yellowleg Finally Reach Siringo, Yellowleg Realizes That He Is In Love With Her. But Then, Billy And Turk Reappear, Having Robbed The Bank In Gila City, Leading To A Final Confrontation Between Yellowleg And Turk. Format: DVD (Colour) Label: Sunflower Classics Genre: Western Barcode: 671765920393 Category: PG Price: £1.25 (Excluding VAT at 20%)
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