Best Western Films of 1944
Buffalo Bill
No slouch himself at ... John Ford put it in The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, "When the legend becomes fact, print the legend." [ best western films - 1944 ]
Nevada
A remake of the ... a murderer and nearly hanged. He nabs the real murderer and falls in love with the dead man's daughter. [ best western films - 1944 ]
The Lights of Old Santa Fe
Roy Rogers saves Dale ... Polka", and Ricardo Lopez Mendez' "Amor". The latter is performed by Dale Evans in both English and Spanish versions. [ best western films - 1944 ]
Belle of the Yukon
Belle Of The Yukon ... and light characterizations are kept afloat by bouncy performances, glitzy production, and the usual clutch of sprightly musical numbers. [ best western films - 1944 ]
Marked Trails
Unlike previous "Trail Blazers" ... justice. Just another western, Marked Trails is given distinction by the presence of perennial "hard-boiled dame" Veda Ann Borg. [ best western films - 1944 ]
Lawmen
Law Men is a ... the bad guys. Billed fourth in Law Men is orchestra leader Kirby Grant, later famous as TV's Sky King. [ best western films - 1944 ]
Death Rides the Plains
Serial killers are on ... words: the usual. Busy B-Western heroine Joan Barclay was for unknown reasons billed Nica Doret for this film only. [ best western films - 1944 ]
Harmony Trail
Marshal Maynard and his ... friends attempt to locate bank robbers in this action western. [ best western films - 1944 ]
Wild Horse Phantom
In this western, a ... he could foreclose upon their land. Fortunately, the hero finds out about it and brings the crook to justice. [ best western films - 1944 ]
Guns of the Law
In this western, the ... The Rangers tell the family about the oil before the lawyer and his gang can take it from them. [ best western films - 1944 ]
Spook Town
In this western, the ... by the presence of a mysterious ghost. The Texas Rangers investigate and discover the true culprits behind the hauntings. [ best western films - 1944 ]
The Whispering Skull
In this western, the ... sheriff, one of the Rangers begins posing as the phantom. This forces the real killer to reveal his identity. [ best western films - 1944 ]
