Maxine Doyle

Come on, Cowboys -- (1937, Republic) Ray Corrigan, Bob Livingston, Max Terhune, Maxine Doyle, Horace Murphy, Ed Piel, Roger Williams. A fine entry into the Three Mesquiteers series. When an old pal from the circus gets mixed up with thieves...

Matt Braddock (Michael O'Shea), a brash shipbuilder operating on the West Coast in the 1880s, bumps heads with established builder Joel Kennedy (Gene Lockhart), who has loyal employees, including his daughter, Diana (Anne Shirley), and foreman, Jim (Dan Duryea). When Braddock loses local support, his plans for big-time success may have to give into his rival. Meanwhile, he forges a rocky affair with Diana. Robert Florey directs this robust drama.

Based on Curt Siodmak's spine-chilling novel &NFi;Donovan's Brain&NFi_;, this classic horror flick stars Erich von Stroheim as mad scientist Franz Mueller, who keeps the devious brain of a wealthy, recently deceased criminal alive. But as the brain gains strength, it learns to telepathically control the mind of lab assistant Patrick Cory (Richard Arlen), prompting him to commit a string of revenge murders.

When rancher Dale Kenyon (Dale Evans) tires of her workers not getting anything done because they're flirting with her rambunctious younger sister, Betty Lou (Jean Porter), she fires them all and replaces them with women -- but Betty Lou schemes to get the men back. Cowboy Roy Rogers is caught up in her plan, which involves the men pretending to steal the ranch's horses. When two of the hands commit a real robbery, Roy intervenes.

Cyclone Kenyon (Tombes) decides to make the unusual move of replacing many of the cowboys with cowgirls on his large cattle ranch. However, Roy Rogers is secretly brought in to rid the valley of the lawless element, including the task of capturing the bank robbers who have stolen his life's savings. Roy poses as the ranch's new cook in order to complete his second assignment: tame and woo Cyclone's wild, volatile daughter Dale Kenyon (Evans). Roy gets his first screen kiss here from Betty Lou Kenyon (Porter), Dale's bratty kid sister, who almost steals the show.

Cyclone Kenyon (Tombes) decides to make the unusual move of replacing many of the cowboys with cowgirls on his large cattle ranch. However, Roy Rogers is secretly brought in to rid the valley of the lawless element, including the task of capturing the bank robbers who have stolen his life's savings. Roy poses as the ranch's new cook in order to complete his second assignment: tame and woo Cyclone's wild, volatile daughter Dale Kenyon (Evans). Roy gets his first screen kiss here from Betty Lou Kenyon (Porter), Dale's bratty kid sister, who almost steals the show.

Bookish Tom Hartley (Kirk Alyn) inherits a stagecoach line, making him a target of Mrs. Patterson (Alice Fleming) and her trigger-happy family. Enter "Wild" Bill Elliott, who assumes Tom's identity to take on the would-be marauders. When the Pattersons turn the tables, Bill/Tom finds himself framed for murder, and it's up to his sidekick, Gabby (George "Gabby" Hayes), and his best girl, Judy (Anne Jeffreys), to come to his aid.

(1937, Republic) Ray Corrigan, Bob Livingston, Max Terhune, Maxine Doyle, Horace Murphy, Ed Piel, Roger Williams. A fine entry into the Three Mesquiteers series. When an old pal from the circus gets mixed up with thieves...

(1937, Republic) Ray Corrigan, Bob Livingston, Max Terhune, Maxine Doyle, Horace Murphy, Ed Piel, Roger Williams. A fine entry into the Three Mesquiteers series. When an old pal from the circus gets mixed up with thieves...

Hard-boiled newspaper reporter Larry Doyle (Robert Armstrong) goes a bit too far in celebrating a work bonus and wakes up on a train bound for St. Louis with only a buck on his person. To remedy the problem, Doyle pawns the revolver he's carrying. When the gun is subsequently used in a murder, Doyle's problems only multiply. In the meantime, he's also fallen in love with a comely stranger (Maxine Doyle) he convinced to impersonate his wife.

(1935, Invincible) Ralph Morgan, Misha Auer, Maxine Doyle, Robert Frazer. This well-done poverty row production has a vampire terrorizing a small European village...

(1935, Invincible) Ralph Morgan, Misha Auer, Maxine Doyle, Robert Frazer. This well-done poverty row production has a vampire terrorizing a small European village...