Roger Williams

Lawless Land -- Jeff arrives in town to see the Sheriff only to find him just killed. The culprit is Clay Wheeler. When Jeff becomes friendly with Letty...

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...

A singing ranch foreman helps his boss defend her rodeo contract.

Ray Corrigan, Robert Livingston and Max Terhune star as the Three Mesquiteers in this 13th installment of Republic Pictures' classic series of low budget Westerns based on the books of William Colt MacDonald. When the boys run across an overturned truck, they're hijacked for their own vehicle and forced to carry loot for a band of smugglers. Soon, the cops come calling and assume the Mesquiteers are in cahoots with the crooks.

(1938, Grand National) Ken Maynard, Earl Dwyer, Warner Richmond, Marjorie Reynolds. This OK film in Maynards Grand National series has Ken as a shootist falsely accused of bank robbery. He becomes sheriff of a lawless town, but will his reputation catch up to him? Sad to see Ken so overweight. It got worse in the 40s. 16mm.

The story of the events leading up to, and during, the attack on the Alamo by the Mexican Army in 1836, from the perspective of two newlyweds. Includes William B. Travis' (Lease) famous "Line in the Sand" speech, with Jim Bowie (Williams) and Davy Crockett (Chandler) crossing that line, and the siege of the Alamo by General Santa Anna's 15,000 troops against the 183 defenders, who all die in the last stand.

Villain Jess Brand (Taylor) kills Hank Gelbert (McKee) to steal his ranch. However, cowboy Tom Rayburn (Tyler) arrives on the scene shortly after the murder and is accused of the crime. Tom manages to escape from the Sheriff (Whitaker), and must find the evidence to clear his name, and save Hank's daughter Ann (Martel) from losing the ranch. A fast-paced, exciting western with some unique touches, such as ventriloquist Doc Mathews (Lorch), who can help Tom prove his innocence.

A train is robbed; the brakeman is murdered. The Three Mesquiteers chase the killers into the wilds, but later are blamed for the crimes themselves. Later, the boys try to pass themselves off as performers while evading the police. A lively outing for Bob, Ray, and Max. Recommended. 16mm.

When Tex is brought in to fight in a range war between the cowmen and the nesters, he meets his old outlaw boss Lassiter.

Tim and Rex are brothers in the Rangers. Unknown to Tim, Rex is part of a gang that has been terrorizing the region. Tim, who won't turn him in, actually goes to prison rather than see his brother in jail!

A train is robbed; the brakeman is murdered. The Three Mesquiteers chase the killers into the wilds, but later are blamed for the crimes themselves. Later, the boys try to pass themselves off as performers while evading the police. A lively outing for Bob, Ray, and Max. Recommended. 16mm.

Villain Jess Brand (Taylor) kills Hank Gelbert (McKee) to steal his ranch. However, cowboy Tom Rayburn (Tyler) arrives on the scene shortly after the murder and is accused of the crime. Tom manages to escape from the Sheriff (Whitaker), and must find the evidence to clear his name, and save Hank's daughter Ann (Martel) from losing the ranch. A fast-paced, exciting western with some unique touches, such as ventriloquist Doc Mathews (Lorch), who can help Tom prove his innocence.