• Abilene Town
• American Empire
• Born to the Saddle
• Buckskin Frontier
• Cavalry
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• Curse of Demon Mountain
• Daniel Boone
• Drums in the Deep South
• Enter the Lone Ranger
• Fighting Caravans
• Flesh & the Spur
• God's Gun
• Gone With the West
• Heritage of the Desert
• High Lonesome
• Jesse James Meets...
• Jesse James' Women
• John Ford's American...
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• The Gun and The Pulpit
• The Hanged Man
• The Man From Texas
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• The Outlaw
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• The Painted Hills
• The Proud & Damned
• The Proud Rebel
• The Sundowners
• The Young Land
• Tulsa
• Vengeance Valley
• Woman of the Town
• Yellowneck
• Yuma

Belle Starr's Daughter (1948)

Director: Lesley Selander
Actors: George Montgomery, Rod Cameron, Ruth Roman, Wallace Ford, Charles Kemper
Runtime: 86 min.

Belle Starr, queen of the outlaws, is murdered by an angry follower. Belle's daughter Rose comes to town to hunt down the killer, but she targets the wrong man.

Trivia: Ruth stars as Rose in her first leading role. She went on to star in many more films, including Alfred Hitchcock's Strangers on a Train (1951). George Montgomery (Marshal Tom Jackson) was known for his many romantic relationships with beautiful women. He was once engaged to Hedy Lamar and was married to television personality Dinah Shore for twenty years.