Wild Bill Elliott Western Double Feature (MOD)

Wild Bill Elliott Western Double Feature (MOD)The roughest, toughest screen cowboy of all, Wild Bill Elliott was ironically known as the "peaceable man," the quick triggered hero of dozens of B Westerns. Breaking into the movies in 1925, he played mostly bit parts until winning the title role in the Columbia serial The Great Adventures of Wild Bill Hickok (1938). Within two years, Elliott was named one of the Top 10 Western stars, a position he'd hold for the next 15 years. A master of the cross

Stationed in London during World War II

Will the victor reap the spoils

Director William Beaudine gives the film his trademark "One Shot" efficiency

But when the informant arrives

who still grieves his passing

She brought beauty and poise to the screen while she hobnobbed with mobsters in Johnny Eager

your right eye has to know what your left eye is doing

Lady Torrance (Redgrave) lives a loveless life in a boring southern town - until Val (Kevin Anderson)

Bombshell Raquel Welch ("The Three Musketeers

Inventing a machine that can control the minds of others

invalid mother

But the law is closing in on him