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uc1.32106001673174	Fenin, George N.	The Western, from silents to cinerama [by] George N. Fenin and William K. Everson 	1962		.txt	text/plain	97806	4920	68	Hart recognized this principle; there was no casual extermination of badmen in the Hart-Ince pictures and among recent Westerns, Lesley Selander's Stampede (1949) was one of very few films which If most films dealt with heroes rescuing girls from villains, a large portion of the remaining ones manipulated the American Indian into the all these changes have taken root in the new era of Westerns, and even the least important, and least ambitious films aesthetically, real "series" Westerns, the first with an established star, and the films Selig Westerns, for certainly films like The Range Law (1913) with William Duncan were superior. these "new" Selig-Tom Mix Westerns, films like Twisted Trails and The vehicles, Howard wrote and directed the picture that has since been regarded as one of the greatest films for the silent period, and a most notable Western: White Gold (1927).	./cache/uc1.32106001673174.pdf	./txt/uc1.32106001673174.txt