OATER

Shoot-'em-up, perhaps

• 3:10 to Yuma, e.g.

• Bonanza or Stagecoach

• Cattle Queen of Montana, e.g.

• Cattle Queen of Montana, for one

• Cheyenne, for one

• Cimarron is one

• High Noon, for one

• In Old Arizona, e.g.

• Laredo or Laramie

• Marshal of Cripple Creek, e.g.

• Nevada Smith, e.g.

• Outlaws of the Range, e.g.

• Pale Rider, e.g.

• Pale Rider, for example

• Red River, for one

• Shane, notably

• Shane or Stagecoach

• Shane, for one

• Stage to Mesa City, e.g.

• Stage to Mesa City, for one

• Stagecoach, e.g.

• Stagecoach, for one

• The Big Country, for one

• The Big Trail or The Big Sombrero, e.g.

• The Big Trail or The Big Stampede

• The Cisco Kid, e.g.

• The Magnificent Seven, e.g.

• The Nevadan, e.g.

• The Sons of Katie Elder, e.g.

• They Died with Their Boots On, e.g.

• They Died With Their Boots On, for one

• True Grit, for one

• Unforgiven, e.g.

• Wyoming Outlaw, e.g.

• A sheriff may be seen in it

• Any Roy Rogers flick

• Autry vehicle

• B Western

• Buck Jones movie, e.g.

• Certain shoot-'em-up

• Cheap western

• Clich

• Cliched Western film

• Corny cowboy flick

• Cowboy cinema

• Cowboy film

• Cowboy flick

• Cowboy movie

• Day's Calamity Jane, e.g.

• Film involving stage scenes

• Film shot in a desolate location, probably

• Film shot in stages?

• Film that often includes drawings

• Film with a stage?

• Film with black hats and white hats

• Film with guns

• Film with horses

• Flick featuring Flicka, perhaps

• Ford feature, often

• Ford flick, often

• Formula Western

• Gene Autry film, e.g.

• Gene Autry pic

• Grade-B western

• Grey work

• Gun show?

• High Noon e.g.

• Hollywood staple

• Horse opera

• Horse play?

• Horse show?

• Horse's tale

• I>UnforgivenI>, e.g.

• It has shooting stars

• It may be partly set on a stage

• It may feature a saloon brawl

• It often involves competitive drawing

• John Wayne film, typically

• John Wayne flick, typically

• John Wayne movie, maybe

• Ken Maynard film, e.g.

• Ken Maynard flick e.g.

• King of the Pecos, e.g.

• Lash LaRue film, e.g.

• Many a Gary Cooper pic

• Many a John Ford film

• Many a John Wayne film

• Many a John Wayne flick

• Many a Wayne film

• Many a Wayne flick

• Mix feature

• Mix flick

• Mix movie

• Mix movie, e.g.

• Movie consisting of many shots

• Movie that includes posses and shootouts

• Movie that might rope you in?

• Movie with a posse

• Movie with a saloon fight, maybe

• Novelist Joyce Carol

• Old drive-in fare

• Old western

• One might be shot on the range

• One of an old drive-in double feature, maybe

• Peckinpah product

• Picture with a posse

• Picture with a posse, perhaps

• Roy Rogers flick, e.g.

• Roy Rogers genre

• Roy Rogers movie, e.g.

• Roy Rogers pic, e.g.

• Roy Rogers' film genre

• Shoot 'em up

• Shoot-'em-up flick

• Shoot-em-up film

• Shower of shooting stars?

• Slang for a Western

• Standard shoot-'em-up

• Story full of horseshit?

• Tom Mix film

• Tom Mix film, e.g.

• Tom Mix flick

• Tom Mix movie, e.g.

• Type of movie whose filming usually requires many shots?

• Typical Jack Elam film

• Typical John Wayne film

• Typical John Wayne flick

• Typical Randolph Scott film

• Vehicle for Wayne

• Western adventure

• Western drama

• Western film

• Western film (slang)

• Western flick

• Western flick, in old lingo

• Western movie

• Western saga

• Western, in old slang

• Western, in slang

• Where posses ride

• Wild West movie