Fort Worth (1951) (MOD) "Music"

Fort Worth (1951) (MOD) "Music"Western movie icon Randolph Scott is Ned Britt, a reformed gunfighter trying to reinvent himself as a newspaperman in director Edwin L. Marin's (Johnny Angel, Raton Pass) final feature, written by John Twist. While setting up shop as the publisher of the Fort Worth Star, Britt crosses paths with corrupt cattle baron Gabe Clevenger (Ray Teal), who terrorizes the frontier town and tests Britt's vow of pacifism with further violence. Britt's dilemma

who a decade earlier guided the power and pomp of Ivanhoe and The Prisoner of Zenda

Ashley Hebert couldn't admit she was in love with Brad Womack - and it might have cost her the final rose

" Bette Davis said about playing Louise Elliott in The Sisters

reuniting with the star he guided previously in Young Cassidy

while Florence's jealousies cage her in a competition with a child she can't hope to win

David Livingston

sings the music of Dvorak

Polly Holiday's Flo proved an irresistible spin-off lure

Greer Garson

Billed sixth but given much screen time in the film's first hour

there's plenty of room for each other

But looks can be deceiving