Warner Bros. has issued the first of what I hope will be several Tim Holt collections. This five-disc, 10-movie set shows Holt at the beginning of what became a popular string of Westerns. Holt’s later pictures were better than many in this collection, but the first two movies here, The Renegade Ranger and The Law West of Tombstone (both 1938), are worth talking about. The first, because it showed how easily Holt could work his way out from under the star, George O’Brien, and because i


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