McClintock (1963): "In this romantic comedy western, Cattle baron George William McLinktock (Wayne) battles with his headstrong wife (O'Hara), his daughter (Powers), and a slew of scheming land grabbers."--Container. Angel and the badman (1947): "A beautiful Quaker girl (Russell) nurses wounded outlaw Quirt Evans (Wayne) back to health. Now he must choose between avenging his father's murder or the love of the girl."--Container. Rainbow Valley (1937): "Government agent John Martin (Wayne) goes undercover and becomes a convict in order to take down the gang of outlaws who are trying to steal a rich gold mine from the local townspeople."--Container. Riders of destiny (1933): "Undercover agent Singing Sandy Saunders (Wayne) is sent from Washington D.C. to a small Western town to investigate James Kincaid (Taylor), who is forcing the local ranchers off their lands by demanding outlandish prices for his water."--Container. The Lucky Texan (1934): "A young college graduate, Jerry Mason (Wayne), discovers a rich gold strike, but crooks in the assay office try to steal his mine by framing him for the murder of his partner (Hayes)."--Container. Hell town (1937): "A drifter, Dare Rudd (Wayne) is hired to lead a cattle drive. He outsmarts a gang of cattle rustlers and proves himself worthy of the owners daughter."--Container. 'Neath the Arizona skies (1934): "A gang of outlaws frame Chris Morrell (Wayne) as a bank robber. While trying to dodge the law, he must help a young heiress of a vast oil claim locate her long-lost father."--Container. West of the divide (1934): "Frontiersman Ted Hayden (Wayne) is out to revenge the murder of his parents. Along the way he locates his missing brother, who may turn out to be one of the outlaws."--Container. The desert trail (1935): "When Rodeo star John Scott (Wayne) is wrongly accused of armed robbery, he flees town to capture the real hold-up men and clear his name."--Container. Texas terror (1935): "Sheriff John Higgins (Wayne), believing he accidentally killed his best friend in a shootout, turns in his badge. With the help of the dead man's sister, he discovers the true identity of the killer."--Container.