His steely gaze, square jaw, and rolling gate personify the American cowboy. He is the standard by which all other western heroes are measured. A shining icon of heroism and
determination in a landscape of sagebrush awl high chaparral, populated with
ruthless bandits, damsels in distress, and of course, Gabby Hayes. Get set for
the kind of exciting Old West action only the Duke can provide in these two
classic oaters from his early career.
Angel and the Badman - Starring: John Wayne
Universally hailed as not just one of John Wayne’s best but one of the finest
westerns ever made. This 1947 film has It all: colorful characters, a top-notch
script, a superb blend of humor and action, and fantastic performances from
Wayne and leading lady Gail Russel. The Duke portrays wounded outlaw Quirt Evans
and Russel stars as Penolope Worth, the beautiful Quaker girl who wants more
than anything to turn Evans away from his life of fighting, drinking and running
from the Law. Runtime: 100 minutes
The Lawless Frontier - Starring: John Wayne
John Wayne stars as John Tobin, a man on a mission to avenge the death of his
father at the hands of the ruthless outlaw Pandro Zanti (Earl Dwire). Of course,
he also needs to rescue the lovely Ruby who has become the object of Zanti's
affection, Unfortunately, Ruby's father Dusty (Gabby Hayes) is wounded in a
confrontation with the outlaw band and the sheriff thinks Tobin s to blame. It's
non-stop action and exciting stunts featuring the legendary Yakima Canutt in
this classic 1934 film. Runtime 59 minutes
Plus a Cartoon: The Mild West
American Legend -- John Wayne (DVD Movie) . . .
System Requirements
Region 1, NTSC
* Region 1 - plays on DVD Players distributed in Bermuda, Canada, the Cayman Islands, United States and U.S. territories ONLY.
