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The sacking of El Dorado & other classic westerns
The sun stood still: Eighteen-year-old Bill Turner lands a summer job as a roustabout on a hay-press crew, and is soon exposed to the harsh realities of hard labor.
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- "The sun stood still: Eighteen-year-old Bill Turner lands a summer job as a roustabout on a hay-press crew, and is soon exposed to the harsh realities of hard labor."@en
- "The sacking of El Dorado: A nasty little cardsharp shoots a New York detective and bolts for the Wild West. Through dumb luck be becomes a heroic gunfighter - then he cleans out the town that admires him. He'll pay the price."@en
- "Dust storm: Here is a classic example of Max Brand's delineation of the myths of the Old West: bad men, half-breeds, grand stallions, backbreaking ranch work, and bar room brawls."@en
- "Laughter of Slim Malone: When a mysterious man on a white horse robs a series of stagecoaches, everyone in town suspects a young and enigmatic man named Slim Malone. The newly elected mayor decides to bring in outside help, a deadly gunfighter named Lefty Cornwall."@en
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