Grant Withers

Fort Apache -- Henry Fonda is a fanatical cavalry commander of a remote outpost bent on leading his men to slaughter. Also featuring John Wayne and Victor McLaglen.

Woman of the Year -- Spencer Tracy and Katharine Hepburn make their first feature film appearance together in this classic Oscar-winning romantic comedy about a marriage between two.

When a heist goes wrong, Jesse James (Henry Brandon) and his gang must scatter to elude the authorities. Outlaws Bob Ford (Robert Vaughn) and Vic Rodell (Stephen McNally) are nabbed, but the governor offers them amnesty in exchange for their help in bringing Jesse and his brother Frank (Douglas Kennedy) to justice. Peggie Castle and Barton MacLane also star in this tale of the Old West's most famous traitor.

Imprisoned for a crime he didn't commit, Matt Dow (James Cagney) wins a pardon, but it's not long before trouble finds him again. A local sheriff mistakes Dow and his young friend, Davey Bishop (John Derek), for outlaws, and shoots Bishop. Things begin to look up when Dow is appointed the new sheriff and strikes up a romance with Bishop's caretaker (Viveca Lindfors). But Bishop's troubled past threatens to drive the two men apart.

California land tycoon Charles Hale (Ray Middleton) hatches a scheme to marry off his brother Oliver (John Russell) to a wealthy Spanish ranching family. Oliver, however, follows his heart and marries a gal named Garnet (Joan Leslie) instead. A battle of brotherhood ensues. This expansive, all-star Western from Republic Pictures features scene-stealing turns from Vera Ralston as saloon chanteuse Florinda and Pat O'Brien, who plays a drunken doctor.

Postal inspector Rex Allen (Rex Allen) is sent to California to speed up mail delivery and plans a contest to determine if the stagecoach line run by John Brockway (George Lloyd) or Roger McCall's (Grant Withers) clippers can deliver faster, but duplicity undermines the competition. McCall, who has been stealing money from the mail, arranges for explosions, arson and murder to slow his competitor, but hard-ridin' Rex may outwit the saboteur.

After American ne'er-do-well Dan McCloud (Ronald Reagan) flees from a political imbroglio, he finds work at a Latin American banana plantation owned by Flanders White (Rhonda Fleming), whose land is coveted by duplicitous Hans Lukats (John Wengraf) and his henchman, Flanders's foreman Bert Nelson (Grant Withers). With help from the local workers and rapscallion pilot Sam (Noah Beery Jr.), Dan combats the sabotage plaguing the plantation.

When he rides into Leadville, U.S. marshal Rocky Lane (Allan Lane) discovers that an outlaw is posing as a geologist in order to bamboozle his impoverished pal Nugget Clark (Eddy Waller) out of his ranch, which sits on top of an enormous oil field. Suspecting a conspiracy, Rocky poses as a crook himself to infiltrate the gang, nab the ringleader and make sure justice takes the day. Harry Keller directs this B Western.

America's favorite singing cowboy, Roy Rogers, plays a character by the same name who owns an oil pipeline located near a missile-launching site. The devious Gregory Camwell (Grant Withers) covets the site and steals some of Roy's oil while gaining access. In an action-packed climax, Camwell rigs a missile with explosives and Roy tries to stop him in an all-out fistfight on top of an oil derrick!

In 1805, U.S. Marine Lt. O'Bannion (John Payne) and his men are sent to the African port of Tripoli to help suppress the Barbary Pirates, who've been ravaging shipping trade in the region. O'Bannion's unit is ordered to approach the pirates' base via the desert. Joining the Marines on their strategic trek is Countess D'Arneau (Maureen O'Hara), the daughter of an official. Traveling incognito, the countess soon becomes a gadfly for O'Bannion.

On the lam after killing an Army captain in self-defense, John "Ringo" Baker (Bill Elliott) accidentally shoots his brother Lt. Mike Baker while making his escape. Ringo finds refuge in a remote town, where local ranchers hire him to thwart a greedy land baron (Grant Withers). The villain, in turn, hires a gunman to take out Ringo. And to make matters worse, the Army has sent Ringo's brother in pursuit of him.

Roy Rogers and his horse, Trigger, star in this B Western from Rogers's Republic Pictures days. Hoodlums have run away with gold ore after murdering the gold's rightful owner, and an undercover insurance investigator (Rogers) is hot on their trail. Before the whodunit is solved, however, the agent discovers that the man behind the heinous crime is someone he didn't expect. Dale Evans (Rogers's wife) and Pat Brady co-star.