The Stranger Wore a Gun

“THE SCREEN'S GREATEST OUTDOOR STAR”

Jeff Travis (Randolph Scott) rode as a spy for Quantrill's raiders, and he wants only to be done with that war and the price on his head. He drifts into Prescott, Arizona, where a man who knows his past pulls him toward a job on the stage line, one that Jules Mourret's gang means to rob of its gold. Andre de Toth shot it in 3-D, one of the first Westerns made that way, and the picture keeps pushing its action out at the audience.