Charles Marquis Warren

Only the Valiant -- Capt. Richard Lance (Gregory Peck) is unjustly held responsible, by his men & girlfriend, for an Indian massacre death of beloved Lt...

In a rare, strictly dramatic role, Elvis is a former outlaw attempting to go straight. His efforts are complicated by some old associates who frame him for the robbery of a Mexican treasure and now he must clear his name.

In a rare strictly dramatic role, Elvis is a former outlaw attempting to go straight. His efforts are complicated by some old associates who frame him for the robbery of a Mexican treasure.

In a rare strictly dramatic role, Elvis is a former outlaw attempting to go straight. His efforts are complicated by some old associates who frame him for the robbery of a Mexican treasure.

In a rare, strictly dramatic role, Elvis is a former outlaw attempting to go straight. His efforts are complicated by some old associates who frame him for the robbery of a Mexican treasure and now he must clear his name.

Taking a cue from The African Queen, this gritty Western finds ex-soldier Hack Williams (Jeff Morrow) -- the sole survivor of an Indian attack on a small town -- trying to guide Boston schoolteacher Nora Hayes (Coleen Gray) to safety upon her arrival following the massacre. The alcoholic Hack and prim Nora bicker as they dodge arrows, combat thirst and brave the scorching desert, where they must warn an approaching cavalry troop of the danger.

A gang of renegade Civil War soldiers terrorize four women and the owners of an inn as they plot to kidnap the new governor of the state. If all goes according to plan, the outlaws will murder their hostage after collecting a hefty ransom. This 1956 B Western directed by Charles Marquis Warren features Angie Dickinson (of later "Police Woman" fame) in a very early role, with Paul Richards as the villain of the title.

Charlton Heston (as Bannon) and Jack Palance (as Toriano) square off in Arrowhead, an exciting saga directed by Gunsmoke and Rawhide creator Charles Marquis Warren. Apache brave Toriano has returned to his people after schooling in the Eastern U.S. "He comes in peace," say cavalry officers and townsfolk. "He comes for war," says cavalry scout Ed Bannon. Raised by Apaches, Bannon knows the prophecies about a warrior who will come from the East to lead the tribe in battle. But by the time he convinces anyone of the danger, it may be too late.

Buffalo Bill Cody (Charlton Heston) and Wild Bill Hickok (Forrest Tucker) join forces to establish the Pony Express mail service, which is opposed by rival line operator Joe Cooper (Henry Brandon) and siblings Evelyn (Rhonda Fleming) and Rance Hastings (Michael Moore), who hope to profit by fomenting unrest across California. The two Bills combat gunslingers and a tribe of hostile Indians armed by Cooper in order to deliver the mail on time.

When a plane bound for Tangier crash-lands and bursts into flames but leaves behind no survivors -- or dead bodies -- to speak of, a group of people with ties to its precious cargo set out to find $3 million in missing gold. The search party includes reporter Susan Lane (Joan Fontaine) and pilot Gil Walker (Jack Palance), as well as a black market businessman (Robert Douglas) and his girlfriend (Corinne Calvet).

Apache brave Toriano has returned to his people after schooling in the Eastern U.S. "He comes in peace," say cavalry officers and townsfolk. "He comes for war," says cavalry scout Ed Bannon. Raised by Apaches, Bannon knows the prophecies about a warrior who will come from the East to lead the tribe in battle. But by the time he convinces anyone of the danger, it may be too late. Charlton Heston (as Bannon) and Jack Palance (as Toriano) square off in Arrowhead, an exciting saga directed by Gunsmoke and Rawhide creator Charles Marquis Warren - and packed with the hell-bent-for-leather bravado of the Technicolor. West!

Chief of Scouts Ed Bannon narrowly avoids an Apache ambush while working with the cavalry stationed at Fort Clark, Texas.