ISBN: 774a30d2942542be8339998e9293c47a

MP3 Audio CD. The son of a flagrant pariah is legally cared for another child into a rich, honorable family as a toddler after his father is murdered in an attempted larceny. Let us know … Altro …

MP3 Audio CD. The son of a flagrant pariah is legally cared for another child into a rich, honorable family as a toddler after his father is murdered in an attempted larceny. Let us know more about the life of this child - will he become like his bandit father or will he turn out to be respectable and reputable in the society like his foster parents. Frederick Schiller Faust was a US writer known well for his insightful and literary Westerns using the pseudonym Max Brand. Max Brand also produced the remarkable illusory character of juvenile medical student Dr. James Kildare in a run of hardboiled and detective novels. Brand?s Kildare oddball was then highlighted through many years in other publishing, such as a sequel of American dramaturgical flicks by Paramount Pictures and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM), a radio program, 2 television shows and comical skits. Brand?s other pen names were: George Owen Baxter, Evan Evans, George Evans, David Manning, John Frederick, Peter Morland, George Challis, Peter Ward and Frederick Frost. This portion tells of Westerns written by Max Brand. For details regarding Max Brand's iatrical theatrical tales emphasizing his Dr. Kildare character, search for Dr. Kildare. He is also known for these writings: Harrigan; Riders of the Silence; The Untamed; The Night Horseman; Ronicky Doone; The Seventh Man; Alcatraz; The Rangeland Avenger; and many more. His passion for legends was a steady reference for enthusiasm for his work, and it has been thought about deeply that these historical significances alleged primarily for his popularity as a distinguished novelist. Several of his accounts would afterward influence motion pictures. He originated the Western character Destry, starred in many film adaptations of Destry Rides Again, and his character Dr. Kildare was made into movies, radio, television, and comical skits., 0<

ISBN: 774a30d2942542be8339998e9293c47a

MP3 Audio CD. Black Jack CHAPTER 1 It was characteristic of the two that when the uproar broke out Vance Cornish raised his eyes, but went on lighting his pipe. Then his sister Elizabe… Altro …

MP3 Audio CD. Black Jack CHAPTER 1 It was characteristic of the two that when the uproar broke out Vance Cornish raised his eyes, but went on lighting his pipe. Then his sister Elizabeth ran to the window with a swish of skirts around her long legs. After the first shot there was a lull. The little cattle town was as peaceful as ever with its storm-shaken houses staggering away down the street. A boy was stirring up the dust of the street, enjoying its heat with his bare toes, and the same old man was bunched in his chair in front of the store. During the two days Elizabeth had been in town on her cattle- buying trip, she had never see him alter his position. But she was accustomed to the West, and this advent of sleep in the town did not satisfy her. A drowsy town, like a drowsy-looking cow-puncher, might be capable of unexpected things. "Vance," she said, "there's trouble starting." "Somebody shooting at a target," he answered. As if to mock him, he had no sooner spoken than a dozen voices yelled down the street in a wailing chorus cut short by the rapid chattering of revolvers. Vance ran to the window. Just below the hotel the street made an elbow-turn for no particular reason except that the original cattle- trail had made exactly the same turn before Garrison City was built. Toward the corner ran the hubbub at the pace of a running horse. Shouts, shrill, trailing curses, and the muffled beat of hoofs in the dust. A rider plunged into view now, his horse leaning far in to take the sharp angle, and the dust skidding out and away from his sliding hoofs. The rider gave easily and gracefully to the wrench of his mount. And he seemed to have a perfect trust in his horse, for he rode with the reins hanging over the horns of his, 0<

1972, ISBN: 774a30d2942542be8339998e9293c47a

Taschenbuch 201 Seiten Taschenbuch TB, Sie nannten ihn nur: Black Jack., BuchNr. d. Verl. 671, 201 Seiten, Zustand: geringe Spuren, Etikett(en) auf Umschlag Taschenbuch Literatur / Unter… Altro …

Taschenbuch 201 Seiten Taschenbuch TB, Sie nannten ihn nur: Black Jack., BuchNr. d. Verl. 671, 201 Seiten, Zustand: geringe Spuren, Etikett(en) auf Umschlag Taschenbuch Literatur / Unterhaltungsliteratur / Belletristik/ Western 3, [PU:Dodd, Mead & Co. 1972,]<