Abilene Town (1946) - Classic Western Movie, Randolph Scott

Abilene Town (1943) - Marshall Dan Mitchell (Randolph Scott) must manage the confilict between cattlemen and homesteaders in 1870s Abilene, Kansas. Watch westerns on the web at www.westernmania.com

[@walterwheeler5465]

A very good movie with Randolph Scott and an excellent supporting cast.

[@010bobby]

One of my favorite Randolph Scott western...Rhonda Fleming and Ann Dvorak are beauties ...Randy is buried here at a church in Charlotte...

[@jefferyvanstee6684]

Any Randolph Scott movie is great.

[@yogasamrat]

This a first! A very entertaining and comical western musical!

[@JSB1882]

Great western and Randolph Scott is always the best. Good to see Jack Lambert as Jet and Edgar Buchanan is always good - kind'a like a W.C. Fields role.

[@julianjackson456]

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[@yomama8873]

Thank you 🤩🤩🤩💖💖

[@almeggs3247]

Wow Dvorak had one heck of a figure!

[@lindabrown7374]

Good western. Thanks.

[@sandradameron4620]

Love this movie❤️❤️❤️👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🇺🇸

[@JC-gw3yo]

When all is settled and done, just play another game of fan tan.... A great cast of characters with a good story

[@Andremedia]

Is there a newer edit?

[@frederickwise5238]

Maybe this is a good place to ask a question that has bothered me for more than 50 years (since I was old enuf to know how stringy beef gets when it has been run hard.) Who owned all those cattle in the westerns? Stampedes were gristle in the making and that would mean serious losses at the market when came time to sell for beef.If anyone knows I really am looking for an answer.

[@westernmaniadotcom]

I don't know the answer, but if you watch "the Sundowners" or "High Lonesome" in the opening credits they show a list of all the ranches that were used when they filmed. Those films were supposed to have been filmed back to back on the same set, but the list of ranches is different.

[@frederickwise5238]

Thank you. I suppose its possible since you gave me a source to check, this didnt occur to me til reading your answer. Maybe the movie companies bought the cattle outright and used the same cows in as many movies as possible before they had to move to a new herd. lol Then possibly the y were all sold for dog food. ?????? Who looked closely at the cows and said "Ive seen that one before in a Roy Rogers picture" LOL

[@1990pommie]

aussies had it tougher but not as good media exposure

[@kathrynclayton1953]

Seem like his horse was the only one that had any sense!!! LOL

[@jesusmysavior3552]

Kathryn Clayton yep! Horse sense😂

[@yogasamrat]

Wow the killing is a dime a dozen .It is almost farcical.