Shoout-out At Medicine Bend

Shoout-out At Medicine BendA tall, lean, steely eyed stranger who saves a town is a staple of sagebrush sagas. But a tall, lean, steely eyed, town saving Quaker is something unexpected, especially when he's played by Western icon Randolph Scott. In this entertaining mix of action and comedy, Scott portrays an ex Union officer who heads west with two army buddies. When the men's clothes are stolen, local Quakers offer to cover their embarrassment with plain garb. Thus disguised

Expert farceur Franchot Tone plays the sophisticated vice-consul

One of the Gutshalls escalates the rivalry

the role she created on stage

000 French troops holding Dien Bien Phu are outnumbered more than three to one by an ever-tightening vise of encircling Viet Minh

About to produce his latest bomb

the screen's Mexican Spitfire

So how come lawman Abel Marsh sees her driving through town

whose Cimarron and The Conquerors make him no stranger to tales of historic sweep

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That may be Ringo's fatal mistake

guides the fun

When one member dies while attempting a very dangerous manuever