Classic Western
The Night Rider, 1932
Without Honor, 1932
Black & White
Harry Carey

Special Order

From the DVD Case:
Like worn, old saddle leather, Harry Carey's craggy face and gravelly voice evoked a kind of gritty western realism that thrilled audiences in both the silent and sound eras. With a stellar career that included his early collaborations with John Ford in the 1920s, his breakthrough "talkie" epic, Trader Horn (1931), his Oscar-nominated supporting role in Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (1939), and his final appearance on-screen with John Wayne in Howard Hawks' 1948 Western classic, Red River, Harry Carey was always the cowboy's cowboy.

The Night Rider
Harry Carey, George "Gabby" Hayes, Jack Weatherby
Directed by Fred C. Newmeyer

A mysterious caped bandit is terrorizing ranch owners, stealing from his victims and disappearing into the night. Investigating the crimes, lawman John Brown poses as notorious gunman, Jim Blake, taking a job at a ranch run by pretty Barbara Rogers and her brother, Dan. A little sleuthing reveals that the Night Rider is part of a conspiracy to steal valuable ranch lands. Brown sets a trap to snare the elusive robber, but he's not prepared for the shock of discovering the Night Rider's true identity.

Without Honor
Harry Carey, Mae Busch, Lafe McKee, Mary Jane Irving
Directed by William Nigh

The Marlan brothers work opposite sides of the law. Pete Marlan is a hard-fighting gambler with a checkered history and a price on his head. His younger brother Jack, a Texas Ranger with a sterling reputation, is currently investigating a cross-border smuggling ring. When Jack is murdered, the sheriff finds a note on his body that ties him to the smugglers. Swearing to restore his brother's tarnished honor and avenge his death, Pete goes after the killers with a ruthless determination.

Total Running Time: 116 minutes