Doolins of Oklahoma (Columbia, 1949): The first of Douglas’s two movies with Randolph Scott is an okay attempt to tell the true story of ex-gunslinger Bill Doolin trying to go straight. The Nevadan (Columbia, 1950): Douglas’s second Scott film features an interesting cast (Forrest Tucker, Dorothy Malone) and great stuntwork by Jock Mahoney. Douglas was still learning to be comfortable in the saddle. The Great Missouri Raid (Paramount, 1951): This low-budget Nat Holt Western about the Jam
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