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With Mr. Morris giving a tight-lipped performance in duet, a comic portrayal of a grizzled old swamper by George Hayes, and a competent supporting cast, "Wagons Westward" is at least a couple...
- The Gold Rush (1925) Director: Charles Chaplin. The prospect of finding gold in the uncharted territories beyond the frontier swept like wildfire through the popular imagination of 19th-century America.
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- The Big Trail (1930) Director: Raoul Walsh. The vast, wide-open spaces of the frontier lent themselves to cinematic visions of escalating grandeur. By the late 1920s, Hollywood had begun to embrace the idea of widescreen presentations.
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Review by PUNQ ★★. Felt like they went to the effort in making Wagons Westward (1940) more than just another western, but unfortunately it's solid cast and Chester Morris in dual roles didn't become as enjoyable as it would look on paper. Lacks something to get engaged in the story.
- Lew Landers
- Republic Pictures
A federal agent (Chester Morris) fools outlaws and a dance-hall girl (Anita Louise) by posing as his bad twin.
- Western
- Chester Morris, Anita Louise, Buck Jones
- Lew Landers
Wagons Westward: Directed by Lew Landers. With Chester Morris, Anita Louise, Buck Jones, Ona Munson. Two brothers, one a sheriff, the other a bandit. The sheriff has to arrest his brother.
- (77)
- Western
- Lew Landers
- 1940-06-19
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