TV Schedule for ScreenPix: Westerns

The Kentuckian (1955)

A frontiersman (Burt Lancaster) heads for Texas with his son and meets two women (Dianne Foster, Diana Lynn) and a guy with a bullwhip.

Robbers' Roost (1955)

Trouble brews on the horizon when a disabled rancher hires two rival outlaw gangs to stand guard over his cattle.

The Ride Back (1957)

A Texas deputy (William Conrad) goes through the desert and Indian country with his prisoner (Anthony Quinn) from Mexico.

The Mercenary (1968)

A Mexican patriot (Tony Musante) pampers a mercenary (Franco Nero) who shows him how to make a revolution.

From Noon Till Three (1976)

A frontier widow (Jill Ireland) makes a pulp-novel legend out of her three-hour affair with a third-rate outlaw (Charles Bronson).

High, Wild and Free (1968)

Filmmaker Gordon Eastman's chronicle of a summer spent exploring the natural wonders of British Columbia.

Bat Masterson Double Showdown

Bat Masterson's friend asks for help when rival gambling house owner Big Keel Roberts threatens his casino, with the conflict coming down to a poker game between Bat and Roberts for ownership of both establishments.

Bat Masterson Two Graves for Swan Valley

Thinking Bat has been flirting with his girlfriend, Molly Doyle, a nightrider decides to kill him, but Bat refuses to leave town when he finds out.

Tombstone Territory The Outlaw

The Epitaph's editor, Claibourne, follows up on a report that a notorious outlaw is living in Tombstone as a respected citizen; Hollister gets clues from a strange poker result and a spur taken in a mugging; two residents become the prime suspects.

Tombstone Territory The Injury

Ed Keel is out for revenge on an injured Hollister after the the hanging of his brother.

Top Gun (1955)

Townsfolk jail a gunslinger (Sterling Hayden) who tries to warn them about outlaws planning a raid.

Outlaw's Son (1957)

The son (Ben Cooper) of a gunfighter (Dane Clark) grows up to be a deputy marshal, then turns outlaw.

Ned Kelly (1970)

An Irish settler (Mick Jagger) and his brothers turn outlaw after their mother's arrest in frontier Australia.

Buffalo Bill and the Indians (1976)

Buffalo Bill Cody (Paul Newman) tries to be the Wild West legend his promoter (Burt Lancaster) creates for show business.

Invitation to a Gunfighter (1964)

A town boss hires a gunslinger (Yul Brynner) to kill an outcast (George Segal), then hires the outcast to kill the gunslinger.

Sitting Bull (1954)

President Grant helps a cavalry major (Dale Robertson) condemned for helping Dakota Chief Sitting Bull (J. Carrol Naish).

Bat Masterson Double Showdown

Bat Masterson's friend asks for help when rival gambling house owner Big Keel Roberts threatens his casino, with the conflict coming down to a poker game between Bat and Roberts for ownership of both establishments.

Bat Masterson Two Graves for Swan Valley

Thinking Bat has been flirting with his girlfriend, Molly Doyle, a nightrider decides to kill him, but Bat refuses to leave town when he finds out.

Tombstone Territory The Outlaw

The Epitaph's editor, Claibourne, follows up on a report that a notorious outlaw is living in Tombstone as a respected citizen; Hollister gets clues from a strange poker result and a spur taken in a mugging; two residents become the prime suspects.

Tombstone Territory The Injury

Ed Keel is out for revenge on an injured Hollister after the the hanging of his brother.

The Winds of Autumn (1976)

An 11-year-old Quaker boy sets out across the grasslands of 1880s Montana to avenge his family's deaths.