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Westerns

Westerns as their archives file them. Saddle up at 06:00; the Evening Western at 18:00.

Law Men – New York time

Saddle up at 15:40: Law Men, from 1944, 54 minutes.

Year, source and rights

1944 · Charles J. Bigelow · From Internet Archive · Public domain (Creative Commons dedication)

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