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- Tom Mix flick
- Roy Rogers genre
- Cimarron is one
- Western movie
- Gene Autry picture
- Western film (slang)
- Western
- Film shot in a desolate location, probably
- It's full of horseshit
- Movie that might end in a showdown
- Story full of horseshit?
- True Grit, e.g.
- Movie with a saloon fight, likely
- Film full of horseshit?
- Movie with brave characters
- Horse opera
- Western flick
- Cowboy movie
- Wild West movie
- Slang for a Western
- Wild West pic
- Cowboy flick
- Mix flick
- Shower of shooting stars?
- Film with black hats and white hats
- Typical Jack Elam film
- Formula Western
- Stage to Mesa City, for one
- Clichéd western film
- Gene Autry film, e.g.
- Many a John Wayne flick
- Tom Mix movie, e.g.
- Western film
- Movie that includes posses and shootouts
- Roy Rogers movie, e.g.
- They Died With Their Boots On, for one
- The Sons of Katie Elder, e.g.
- John Wayne film, typically
- Many a Wayne flick
- Any Roy Rogers flick
- Typical Tom Mix flick
- Laredo or "Laramie"
- It often involves a 9-Down
- Novelist Joyce Carol
- Shoot-'em-up
- Western drama
- Film with horses
- Many a Wayne film
- Film with a stage?
- Buck Jones movie, e.g.
- Stage to Mesa City, e.g.
- It may be partly set on a stage
- It often involves competitive drawing
- Film involving stage scenes
- Lash LaRue film, e.g.
- True Grit, for one
- Film that often includes drawings
- Movie with a posse
- Genre featuring big hats
- Wayne feature
- Chaps can be seen in one
- Film with dusty streets, typically
- Lash LaRue vehicle
- Stagecoach, for one
- Film with a saloon
- It may be set in stages
- Film with lots of shooting stars?
- Lash LaRue's "Frontier Revenge," e.g.
- Wild West film
- Film on the range
- Movie with gunslingers
- Western show
- Mix movie
- Hollywood staple
- Typical John Wayne flick
- Red River, for one
- Shane or "Stagecoach"
- Shane, for one
- Where posses ride
- Bonanza or "Stagecoach"
- Day's "Calamity Jane", e.g.
- John Wayne movie, maybe
- Ford flick, often
- Many a John Wayne film
- Mix feature
- 3:10 to Yuma, e.g.
- Film with steeds and saloons
- Ford feature, often
- Grey work
- Any of 26 in 1959-60 prime time
- Shooting star setting
- Picture with posses
- Film often shot in stages
- Film with a posse
- Western fare
- It has shooting stars
- Nevada Smith, e.g.
- Show biz slang for a Western.
- Perennial TV show.
- Movie western
- TV Western
- B western
- Tom Mix film
- Vehicle for Tom Mix
- Film staple
- Cowboy cinema
- Roy Rogers vehicle
- Shoot-em-up film
- Cheyenne, for one
- High Noon, e.g.
- True Grit is one
- Typical Tom Mix film
- Typical Randolph Scott film
- Autry flick, e.g.
- In Old Arizona, e.g.
- Ken Maynard film, e.g.
- Stagecoach, e.g.
- Shoot-'em-up, perhaps
- Gene Autry pic
- Many a Gary Cooper pic
- They Died With Their Boots On, e.g.
- Movie with a saloon fight, maybe
- One might be shot on the range
- Outlaws of the Range, e.g.
- Film shot in stages?
- See 21-Across
- Cattle Queen of Montana, e.g.
- The Nevadan, e.g.
- Picture with a posse, perhaps
- Old drive-in fare
- Picture with a posse
- Cowboy film
- The Big Trail or "The Big Sombrero," e.g.
- Many a John Ford film
- Marshal of Cripple Creek, e.g.
- The Big Trail or "The Big Stampede"
- A sheriff may be seen in it
- One of an old drive-in double feature, maybe
- Western flick, in old lingo
- The Big Country, for one
- Typical John Wayne film
- Western, in slang
- Western film, in old slang
- Wyoming Outlaw, e.g.
- Gun show?
- Western, in old slang
- Cowboy feature
- Cowboy and the Senorita, e.g.
- Flick with a duel, maybe
- Many a 1950s B-movie
- Movie genre parodied in 2011's "Rango"
- Many a John Wayne film, informally
- Movie with a shootout at high noon, maybe
- Western flick, in old parlance
- In Old Mexico or "In Old Santa Fe"
- The Cisco Kid, e.g.
- Shoot-'em-up flick
- Flick with a saloon brawl, maybe
- Pale Rider, for example
- Western adventure
- Unforgiven e.g.
- Movie consisting of many shots
- Pale Rider, e.g.
- Vehicle for Wayne
- Horse play?
- Tom Mix film, e.g.
- Roy Rogers flick, e.g.
- Cliched Western film
- Movie with a saloon fight, often
- Western saga
- Ken Maynard flick e.g.
- Peckinpah product
- Horse show?
- The Magnificent Seven, e.g.
- Cheap Western
- Certain shoot-'em-up
- Film with guns
- Mix movie, e.g.
- Corny cowboy flick
- Roy Rogers' film genre
- Cattle Queen of Montana, for one
- True Grit or "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon," e.g.
- Many a John Wayne movie
- Movie with a posse, perhaps
- Movie with saloon brawls, perhaps
- High Noon, for one
- Shane, notably
- John Wayne flick, typically
- Old-fashioned term for a western
- Roy Rogers pic, e.g.
- Movie that might rope you in?
- Flick with a saloon setting, often
- Bonanza or "Rawhide"
- Western, facetiously
- Western, informally
- Old western
