Robert N. Bradbury

A federal marshal working undercover as a drifter arrives in a town being terrorized by a gang led by a respectable citizen who is secretly hoarding gold and driving out the ranchers. John Wayne stars in one of his early Lone Star westerns. The film entered the public domain through non-renewal.

Western

A government agent posing as a singing cowboy arrives in a valley where a land baron is monopolizing the water supply to force out the homesteaders. John Wayne's first Lone Star western and one of his rare singing-cowboy roles. The film entered the public domain through non-renewal.

Western

John Wayne plays Sheriff John Higgins, who resigns in disgrace after believing he has killed his own best friend in a shootout, and takes to the desert as a prospecting recluse. When his dead friend's sister Bess (Lucile Browne) arrives to run the ranch and is targeted by the real killer, Higgins is pulled back into the fight to clear his conscience. One of the sixteen Lone Star westerns Wayne made for Monogram in the mid-1930s under director Robert N. Bradbury, all shot fast and cheap around Lone Pine and all built around Wayne's still-forming screen persona — the easy drawl, the moral guilt, the horsemanship that would carry him to Stagecoach four years later. The film entered the public domain through non-renewal of copyright.

Western

A young easterner heads west to partner with an old family friend on his ranch, and the two strike gold, only to be targeted by a crooked assayer who wants the claim for himself. John Wayne stars with George Hayes in an early Lone Star western. The film entered the public domain through non-renewal.

Western

A drifting cowhand stumbles onto a racket in which a gang cripples rodeo riders to fix the betting, and sets out to bring them down. John Wayne stars in an early Lone Star western that also features him singing. The film entered the public domain through non-renewal.

Western

A U.S. marshal and his Native American sidekick hunt a mysterious outlaw known only as the Shadow, who has been terrorizing the frontier. John Wayne stars in an early Lone Star western. The film entered the public domain through non-renewal.

Western

A man posing as a ranch hand searches for the outlaw who killed his father and kidnapped his younger brother years before. John Wayne stars in one of the better-regarded Lone Star westerns. The film entered the public domain through non-renewal.

Western