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The Rough Riders
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Buck Roberts (Buck Jones) and his Rough Riders are sent to lead a wagon train of settlers and railroad supplies through dangerous Indian territory. While Buck and Sandy (Raymond Hatton) head out, Rough Rider Jack Carson (Rex Bell) discovers that there's something not right about the supposed Indian attacks that have been plaguing the trail. Carson makes his way to Beaver Lake to investigate the matter, where he finds a town firmly under the thumb of corrupt businessman Jim Corkle and his thugs, who are staging the murderous attacks to scare off commerce.
Dawn on the Great Divide marks the final film in the Rough Riders series. Shortly before its release, Buck Jones died in a fire at the Cocoanut Grove nightclub. The previous year Tim McCoy, who played Marshal Tim McCall in the previous eight Rough Riders films, was called up to active military duty. For Dawn on the Great Divide, McCoy was replaced by Rex Bell in the role of Jack Carson.
This action-packed western is considered by most critics to be one of the best of the "cowboy films."
| Starring | Buck Jones, Raymond Hatton & Rex Bell | |
| Directed by | Howard P. Bretherton | |
| Screenplay by | Jess Bowers |
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Buck's Last Ride
Movie Lover: bob rutan from New York CIty, NY US -- May, 28, 2005
Buck Jones perished in a fire in a Boston nightclub before this film was released. It is a truly wonderful last performance by this great cowboy star. A very different Rough Riders film, probably due to the absense of Tim McCoy who has re-enlisted in the service for WWII and was replaced by Rex Bell, another good B-Western actor, but one who did not have quite the screen presense of McCoy. It is the only film in the series where Jones and Raymond Hatton are not undercover, and are together at the very top of the film, instead of uniting later on. It also has Jones involved in a romantic plot line - one of the most sincere of his career. Tons of action, lots of fun.
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