Light of Western Stars (1940) ZANE GREY WESTERN

[@Bunchquitter]

Victor Jory plays “the good man” very well. An inspiring movie.

[@imochiexe5056]

Wowza. Victor Jory the leading man, shy with the ladies, fancy Dan rider, barroom brawler and white hat "good guy" implications! Beautiful ladies as co-stars AND both could act instead of emotion. Early days, although Jory didn't seem comfortable as a cowboy/good guy. I enjoyed his role, typical Zane Gray. Thanks for sharing this western. Remaster, clean soundtrack and it will be a gift to the viewing pu lic. Musical score by Victor Young also outstanding.

[@brianwoodmore]

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[@sandym4317]

Victor Jory was a great actor, so was Noah Berry. Great movie, Thanks for sharing.

[@michalwintz7083]

Thank you great story 🙃☕❤️❤️❤️❤️🤠🐎

[@Truth379]

Great old Classic Westerns....Thank you :))

[@ronaldstrange8981]

Having been a lifetime fan of Alan Ladd, I was delighted to see him in a relatively modest role in what must have been one of his first movies. Of course, "This gun for hire" rocketed him to world wide fame but everyone has to start somewhere. Still love him.

[@KNT.63]

I saw his name (Alan Ladd ) in the credits I was going to look into that , thank you,

[@ronaldstrange8981]

@@KNT.63 My pleasure Sir. Watched "This gun for hire" earlier this week. I've got the dvd.

[@KNT.63]

@@ronaldstrange8981 I may have to change my account name back I don't know if it really matters that much to me my grandson put that on there it was just norm Terry for years he has a better imagination than I do, when I was looking at the credits I saw Alan Ladd ,I didn't know that was him 4sure :after reading your comment I went back and look at him that's something else, another plus to watching these older films plus they're just better, more wholesome for one, thank you. Maybe I'll see your comments again cuz I'm going to watch the rest of the Zane Gray, I read some of his books years ago I don't remember all' anymore without looking but I haven't seen a lot of his movies that I know of anyway🤔, I just know he's good either way and what he does I'm sure he was a cowboy himself, you take care Ronald.

[@ronaldstrange8981]

@@KNT.63 Thank you for such and interesting and comprehensive reply. Your effort is greatly appreciated. Yes, Zane Gray really is the king of the western writers. Kind regards..

[@leonimessias1478]

Muito muito mesmo agradecido por quem postou 😂

[@huntingthekaiser6490]

Victor Jory had a better acting technique than he was ever given credit for. It's one of the reasons he lasted so long in the business in character roles. He played a lot of Indians. (He was Injin Joe in Tom Sawyer.) I saw him in a play in Louisville, KY, at his son's theater when he was an old man. Workers there who I knew all mentioned to me what a nice man he was.

[@bubby2325]

Enjoyed Victor Jory very much as the hero in the 1940 serial "The Green Archer."

[@anombrerose6311]

He just looked so evil, and not in a DIVINE Way. It was sad, the few roles he had a a truly nice guy, he did very well, too.

[@lilumahalo6689]

Don't forget 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' from 1935. Many Golden Age of Hollywood stars, starring: Victor Jory, Mickey Rooney, James Cagney, Olivia de Havilland, Joe E. Brown, Dick Powell and many more

[@howdyradio934]

Thank you PizzaFlix for the upload. Watching + enjoying from NSW Australia.

[@jameskoch7190]

“Pick on someone your own size”, great line delivered to Alan Ladd.🤣

[@truthadvocacy]

That's what the Pentagon never does?😂

[@charlesfields878]

Victor Jory, Russell Hayden, Noah Beery Jr., Tom Tyler, Eddie Dean, Ester Estrella, Allen Ladd, J. Farrell McDonald. Jo Ann Sayers was a knockout. Great cast and story. Very enjoyable movie.

[@dr.skipkazarian5556]

Man oh man......this is the very textbook definition of "wild and wooly".....I've read plenty of Zane Grey and this would have been as definitional upon my young life as "The Catcher in the Rye" has been for others.

[@victorjamesireland]

Very entertaining picture. Good performances all round. Victor Jory excellent. Alan Ladd in minor role. I must read the book.

[@robertgraham399]

19:18 BRAIDS: 'Perhaps I should tell you what I think of you.' BLONDE 'If I returned the compliment, I could be arrested.' My first full laugh of the day - still laughing. Never heard that one before.

[@DavidSmith-sb2ix]

Good movie set around 1912. For those complaining about cars in western movies, they had cars out west then as well as telephones and electric lights.

[@dans4553]

The Mexican-American War was 1846-48, Is that the reference around 10” in?

[@alswann2702]

@@dans4553 No. The Mexican revolution (the most recent) is going on.

[@alswann2702]

Cars in Big Jake and The Shootist. Complain to John Wayne.

[@tulayamalavenapi4028]

🙂

[@Cyril_Squirrel]

Fine movie, Zane Grey was the best.

[@davidbcousins18]

When I was a little boy my family used to visit in Conn. Zane Grey lived down road. All I remember is that he had a fine Tennessee walking horse and he used to pull in the drive in a red MG.

[@sarahhearn-vonfoerster7401]

Great horse...fabulous car! I had one of each back in the day. Obviously, Grey was a man of taste!

[@antoniopuentes7612]

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[@antoniopuentes7612]

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[@Baskerville22]

Musical score for this little 'oater' by the great Victor Young. I particularly loved his music (Call of the Faraway Hills) for the classic Western, Shane (1954). He composed the music for The Quiet Man, For Whom the Bell Tolls, Around the World in 80 Days, Samson & Delilah, Three Coins in the Fountain, Rio Grande and so many more.

[@lindamcdermott2205]

Yes he was wonderful!

[@DavidRice111]

(Hope you contribute to Wikipedia, also?)

[@ollierobinson4339]

I always enjoyed Victor Jory

[@almeggs3247]

I’m old and my days are numbered so I can tell you the truth. Every woman had a figure. Everyone walked out in the evening strolling with their fiancé or with their GFs Or with their kids. And it was safe. Because I was born in 1901 I travelled a lot everyone in NYC. In LA in SFsico All the cities were safe and wonderful just to stroll IM VERY HAPPY TO be leaving soon this society now. I’ve returned to the only true Holy Catholic Church I hope I’ve made my peace with God Our city state and national governments are all corrupt. When we let them take God out of our courts and our schools. That was the beginning of the end!

[@bubby2325]

I know exactly how you feel, including your words on the Catholic Church. You may like a favorite religious book of mine: "The Way of Divine Love" by Sr. Josefa Menendez. [You can listen to portions of this on KZbin]. Blessings be yours...

[@raymondcancel7011]

Read Rev: 13; there you will find the Mother's of Harlots, The Catholic Church. You need to study the things the Catholic Church has done in the name of Christ and then ask yourself if this the way the Church of God suppose to ack. History shows that the Catholic Church has killed more innocent people than Hilter in His years of Terror!

[@jamesdunn9714]

If you were born in 1901 you're, what 118 years old at the time this movie was posted? You must be one of the oldest people in the world.

[@gordonjohnson8763]

Yeah, no toilet paper, air conditioning or deodorant. I hope that I am not that cynical when I am 118 years old.

[@lookedgood8466]

@@gordonjohnson8763 The thing is, you don't miss what you've never had. Also, they did have alternatives - toilet paper = cut up sheets of newspaper or water, which is actually cleaner. Air-Con = most houses had smaller windows to keep the heat out, and made had shade trees. Deodorant = baking soda and cornstarch dissolved in water, lemon juice, rubbing alcohol, and many others. What really was BAD about the "good old days" was disease, infections etc. A virus could come along and kill hundred thousand people. Oh wait, we still have that problem. Anyway, you get my point. I'm not saying I'd like to wind the clock back and live without the modern comforts, no way, but like I said, you don't miss what you have never had. . Update: There are a few things that I like from those days: Clothes that are made from cotton and wool etc., rather than a mix of those natural fiber materials and synthetic materials like polyester. Sure, you can still buy all natural clothing, but it can be hard to find and costs a lot more. Same goes for furniture. Made from all natural wood. No MDF and laminates etc., and it was built to last for generations, not like modern furniture that only lasts 20 or so years if you're lucky. Houses that were affordable to most people, and affordable on one wage and not two. Food - vegetable/fruit that wasn't full of pesticide and meat that wasn't full of growth hormones and other stuff. And don't get me started on genetically modified foods. Clean unpolluted air unless you lived in places like New York or old European cities. Admittedly, horse manure was a problem. Water that wasn't full of chemicals. Cheers

[@sandorfulop7767]

Zane Greys Western sind immer super!

[@alswann2702]

Great movie, thanks for sharing!!

[@haroldcale4767]

Another great movie.

[@leonimessias1478]

Ótimos filmes 😂 é meus favoritos 😂 chique obrigado

[@sprsmoke]

Perfect cast. Who but Russell Hayden for his role?

[@tomhawkins8855]

If I remember correctly the original story was set in Southern Arizona on either the Slaughter Ranch in Cochise County or the Buenos Aires/Santa Margarita Ranch in Pima County during the 1920's or 30's as was the sequel, Majesty's Rancho(book). The town described in both books sounds very much like Douglas AZ, a smelter and railroad town on the border in South Eastern AZ.

[@discobear5752]

The train station is El Cajon, New Mexico according to the first sentence of the book "The Light of Western Stars" by Zane Grey. The book was published in 1914. Imdb.com says the filming location was Sasabe, Arizona.

[@CaptainNavman]

Victor Jory was a good actor and I liked him as a ''good guy'' but he played more bad guy roles

[@almeggs3247]

When movies had a virtuous lesson for our children teaching them between right and wrong “without faith we’re only dust” Now the only lessons are casual sex be irresponsible to lie to divorce then remarry and for kids to grow up fatherless! Watching their mother having casual sex with several BFs! Fear of dying will drive everyone that has no faith in God into slavery! America’s history is filled with God fearing heroes whose blood bought us liberty We need those heroes again!

[@indy_go_blue6048]

You forgot about abortion and rioting in the name of social justice.

[@prieten49]

I was just thrilled to find out a movie hero named "Stuart" existed. I was a little disappointed to find out he had a first name, Gene. And then he turned out to be a drunk.

[@davide.gabert8458]

A rare find, a Zane Grey story on screen. Watch it.d

[@bmfshop6070]

Very good movie!

[@seanreid349]

And it doesnt need to be colourized

[@dans4553]

I finished watching the movie, and enjoyed the good story. I particularly enjoyed the screen writing. I thought the dialogue was direct. The women had some strong and blunt lines. At first it was hard for me to figure what time line was the setting. It even had a border fence scene. As the story developed there were plenty of period references. Has a little bit of hollywood ending but I find that ok here. This is the first “Zane Grey” novel I’ve seen and I’m curious to see more. Mr. Grey seems to include a-lot of “period insights”

[@DavidRice111]

I own Zane Grey's complete novels in a 1950's bookcase display. He was the unsurpassed western novelist of all time.

[@thiabrabson2533]

I enjoy Victor Jory good & bad😍

[@r_1901]

King of the Fairies in Midsummer Night's Dream (1935)

[@MaverickBryan-dx3kp]

Great movie

[@dans4553]

Around 13” the actress makes a statement. “ this is the 20 century.” I’ll be quiet.

[@charlesmitchell917]

Does this movie purported to be set in the 1800s? Remember, the 20th century starts with 1901. Lots of Westerns include early model cars. Her statement alone sets it at 1901 or later. It's OK; a lot of people make that mistake. We are in the 21st century now.

[@r_1901]

@@charlesmitchell917, the 21st century is half over already, or seems like it.

[@discobear5752]

"This is the 20th century" is spoken @ 35:02.

[@sarahcoleman8560]

fine story ,actors, country &HORSES !!!

[@Baskerville22]

Victor Jory as Gene Stewart; a rare 'good guy' role for the perennial ''heavy'. Morris Ankrum maintains his 'bad guy' persona as Nat Hayworth. A minor role for Alan Ladd...playing 'Danny' (dancing with a girl at 9.30)

[@dlkline27]

Jo Ann Sayers was a rare beauty. I could have fallen in love with her in about two seconds.

[@erasmussmith1485]

Had to cut it off when I seen the car 😂 really 😂

[@peterdicks2693]

NOT A BAD MOVIE OLDY BUT A GOODY SOUND GOOD PICTURE CLEAR STORY OK 7/10

[@nelsonandrade2925]

Pizza Flix,vou me inscrever quando conseguir legendados em português, dublados em português ou Espanhol. Obrigado pela atenção e vou ficar aguardando.

[@lynngraham2934]

Good movie, TY

[@almeggs3247]

Whose the composer of the entrance song ?

[@evilshep1581]

30:09

[@joeblow7236]

If Yakima Canutt isn't working as a stuntman I'll pass on this old western. Maybe he was a technical advisor. Does anyone know ?

[@grizzlycountry1030]

Why must they ruin a good western by putting a car into the movie.

[@MrMojoTao]

There was also a car in the movie The Wild Bunch. the greatest western ever made.

[@grizzlycountry1030]

No way was that the greatest western ever made.

[@jeanswitzer7424]

Tao Dao Man p

[@filianablanxart8305]

A number of Zane Grey's Western novels were indeed set in his then contemporary times . This one in the opening scenes is established to be during the various Mexican Revolutions , so probably early 1910's .

[@filianablanxart8305]

And yes , the Wild Bunch is definitely on the short list for greatest western film .

[@KNT.63]

Did they not say the name of the women Stars back then. I had to look a little harder anyway, she was definitely just as important and way better to look at, her majesty ( Sayler) was definitely a star,

[@winonamassingill7895]

If Alan Ladd ever appeared, I didn’t recognize him.

[@charlesfields878]

He was Danny. He and Bonita were in love. Danny shot someone in the saloon at the first of the movie and had to leave in a hurry. @9:56.

[@andresantos1719]

Vou me inscrever qdo estiverem dublados ou legendados.Afinal de contas eu moro no Brasil!!!

[@LAPAKdePEDIA]

sangat menajubkan paemain nya

[@jimlaguardia8185]

Can never go wrong with Zane Grey. But the leading lady makes my skin crawl. Too bad Victor Jory does not know how to throw a punch.

[@kevinnguyennguyen9601]

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[@peterbrown9662]

The only thing I have seen Noah Berry Jr in where his acting was good and believable was in the Rockford Files

[@PipeMan1792]

He was great in the 1967 tv show Hondo.

[@dans4553]

There is a reference about a squirmish at the border about 10” in. Wondering if thats the Mexican-American War 1846-48? Oohps- I guess I should finish watching.

[@alswann2702]

No. The revolution against Juarez.

[@elchoya8770]

9:45,LUKE PLUMMER vs.SHANE!

[@claudalfred2064]

Good

[@noreensumey1904]

Good western.

[@cq7415]

NVG, thanks

[@googoogahgahblahblah]

Only the good die young! Whatever that means!

[@stevenlester2606]

Nice explosion!!!

[@alojzijkorosec596]

Vsi westerni so zelo v redu po vsebini, le da slovenski podnapisi ne ustrezajo njihovi govorici !!!!

[@monielpowell6086]

💕🤠💕

[@dans4553]

Seems like alot of gun slinging and gunfire in the streets for a 1912 setting.

[@alswann2702]

My great uncle used to get liquored up and ride through town shooting his pistols off regularly on Saturday nights. That was in the 1930s in Polk county, Florida.

[@KNT.63]

Would you of road off and left her like that?🤔 Right or wrong, I couldn't of"

[@lostandfound459]

Hollywood certainly was a fantasy creator. Victor Jory considered 'hot' by two women....right!

[@barbinfl4079]

POCO!!! _NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!_

[@mahdinaeimi9656]

Ok

[@angelhomechef2326]

there's no car, truck in western.... leave western alone. Keep the cars out of western, just horses in western

[@elchoya100]

tom tyler should be the hero and victor jory the villain.

[@michaellovelace3844]

I'm a big Tom Tyler fan myself. I always get a chuckle when I see him in a movie fight. I doubt in real life if any of these fights would have lasted more than 2 punches, Tyler won multiple AAU boxing championships and represented the U.S. in the Olympics as a weight lifter. But I'm still always happy to see him in roles I hadn't seen before.

[@huntingthekaiser6490]

It was the old switch-er-oo. I loved it.

[@dvvbybeldanie8322]

Way,way different than the book???

[@003-v1o]

日本語字幕入れてくれ、ここは日本だ

[@mrdzman123]

good

[@fredneecher1746]

And this is English.

[@bennysaravi149]

nothing but talks

[@fredneecher1746]

Don't worry. When you grow up you'll understand what they're saying.

[@raysmusic49]

I hate Alcolics!

[@angelhomechef2326]

there's no car, truck in western.... leave western alone. Keep the cars out of western, just horses in western

[@johnasquith4815]

westernmovies

[@indy_go_blue6048]

Agree. That's usually where I tune out and find something else to watch but I like Zane Grey stories so I'll stick around for a while.

[@alswann2702]

Guess you never saw Big Jake or The Shootist, Paco.

[@dannyvu4527]

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