John Wayne Triple Feature, Volume 3 (Frontier Horizon / The Lawless Frontier / West of The Divide)

The Three Mesquiteers: Frontier Horizon (1939): The residents of New Hope Valley learn that their beloved town is to become a reservoir for nearby Metropole City. The furious townsfolk prepare to go to war with cutthroat developer Gilbert and his gang. The Three Mesquiteers diffuse the explosive situation, convincing the settlers that Gilbert's offer of relocation to newly irrigated desert land is fair. The only problem is that the underhanded Gilbert has no intention of actually building the irrigation pipes. With Ray Corrigan, Jennifer Jones and Raymond Hatton; Directed By George Sherman.

The Lawless Frontier (1934): Zanti and his criminal band pick the wrong man to cross when they kill John Tobin's father. Tobin sets out to avenge his old man's death and protect a ranch owner and his daughter from a similar fate. The local sheriff, however, suspects him of being as undesirable as the notorious outlaw he's out to capture. With Sheila Terry and George Hayes; Written and Directed by R.N. Bradbury.

West Of The Divide (1933): Ted Hayden seeks revenge for the murder of his parents, the heinous crime that left him orphaned 12 years ago. Posing as a wanted outlaw, Hayden gains the confidence of Gentry, the criminal ringleader responsible for the cold-blooded killings. With Virginia Faire Brown and George Hayes; Written and Directed by R.N. Bradbury.

In FRONTIER HORIZON, "The Three Mesquiteers" help a group of area settlers whose land is threatened by crooked speculators. Then, THE LAWLESS FRONTIER offers exciting action adventure set in the early untamed West, where men lived by the law of the gun. Finally, in WEST OF THE DIVIDE--considered by some to be John Wayne's best Lone Star film--a young cowhand returns to his boyhood home, only to discover his brother missing and his father murdered.