TV Schedule for ScreenPix: Westerns

Overland Pacific (1954)

A railroad agent takes an assumed identity to investigate several Indian raids.

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).

A Reason to Live, A Reason to Die (1974)

A Union colonel (James Coburn) and condemned men try to take a Missouri fort from a Confederate major (Telly Savalas).

Quincannon, Frontier Scout (1956)

A cavalryman turns scout (Tony Martin) after leaving the Army to protest the slaughter of Native Americans, and goes looking for a missing shipment of repeating rifles.

War Drums (1957)

An Apache warrior (Lex Barker) and his mate (Joan Taylor) lead their tribe in a fight for justice.

California (1963)

A Mexican aristocrat (Michael Pate) dies leading troops against his half brother's rebels (Jock Mahoney) in old California.

Outlaw's Son (1957)

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

Bat Masterson Come Out Fighting

Bat encounters a judge up for reelection in Headstone, Texas, and bets on an exhibition fight.

Bat Masterson Stage to Nowhere

Bat bungles an attempt to thwart stagecoach robbers, resulting in the disappearance of precious silver bullion and the stagecoach itself.

Tombstone Territory Premature Obituary

With his fiancée arriving from London, Ron Browning will do anything to keep her from finding out what a failure he is, even die, at least on paper; his courage in a later crisis may restore his self respect and save the sheriff at the same time.

Tombstone Territory Dangerous Romance

Paul Hayden is baited into a fight with three wild brothers, wounding one; when he later meets and falls in love with Karen Thomas, the sister of his three assailants, Hollister attempts to untangle the snarled affairs and prevent murder.

Gun Brothers (1956)

A cavalryman (Buster Crabbe) comes home and finds the brother (Neville Brand) he thought was a rancher is actually an outlaw.

Robbers' Roost (1955)

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

High, Wild and Free (1968)

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

Winterhawk (1976)

A Montana trapper (Leif Erickson) leads the search for a boy and a girl kidnapped by a noble Indian chief (Michael Dante).

The Hunting Party (1971)

A cattle baron (Gene Hackman) with a long-range rifle hunts the outlaw (Oliver Reed) who has kidnapped his wife (Candice Bergen).

The Glory Guys (1965)

A cavalry officer (Tom Tryon) and a frontier scout (Harve Presnell) vie for a woman (Senta Berger) and try to survive a general's orders.

Bat Masterson Come Out Fighting

Bat encounters a judge up for reelection in Headstone, Texas, and bets on an exhibition fight.

Bat Masterson Stage to Nowhere

Bat bungles an attempt to thwart stagecoach robbers, resulting in the disappearance of precious silver bullion and the stagecoach itself.

Tombstone Territory Premature Obituary

With his fiancée arriving from London, Ron Browning will do anything to keep her from finding out what a failure he is, even die, at least on paper; his courage in a later crisis may restore his self respect and save the sheriff at the same time.

Tombstone Territory Dangerous Romance

Paul Hayden is baited into a fight with three wild brothers, wounding one; when he later meets and falls in love with Karen Thomas, the sister of his three assailants, Hollister attempts to untangle the snarled affairs and prevent murder.

Barquero (1970)

A ferryman (Lee Van Cleef) and a mountain man (Forrest Tucker) defend Mexican-border settlers from a black-clad outlaw (Warren Oates) and his gang.