WINNERS OF THE WEST / 1940 Dialogue Post-Production Script, Dick Foran Western

Description

Title:
Winners of the West
Draft:
Continuity & Dialogue Post-Production Script
Description
:
This is a
Continuity & Dialogue Post-Production Script
used at the after the completion of the 1940 Western film titled, "Winners of the West".
It has a stamp of the Title Page which says "File Copy / Return to Central Files".
This Post-Production script was most likely used to translate the film into another language so that a wider audience had access to the film. This script was used in the year 1940 after the release of the film
.
It is complete.
It shows the appropriate signs of aging for being used during the 1940's.
Please view all of the pictures provided above. It is in good overall condition. I have this script listed in the
Reproductions Category
because it was not used during filming by the Cast and Crew members. This Post-Production script was only used after filming completed. Furthermore, this script is still very rare and collectible.
Storyline
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One of the writers of this serial, George H. Plympton, dusted the story off and re-sold it to Sam Katzman for a Columbia 1951 serial called "Roar of the Iron Horse". "Winners of the West" was Universal's 47th sound-era serial, falling between "Flash Gordon Conquers the Universe" and "Junior G-Men", and while it utilizes plenty of stock footage featuring Cliff Lyons doubling Buck Jones and Johnny Mack Brown from earlier Universal serials, the use of such is less than in most Universal serials of the time. Jeff Ramsay (Dick Foran), assistant to John Hartford (Edward Keane), President of the Hartford Transcontinental Railroad, is fighting to advance the line through Hell's Gate Pass. King Carter (Harry Woods), self-styled ruler of the land beyond the pass, plans to block the contruction of the railroad. Carter hires Snakeye (Charles Stevens), a renegade half-breed, to lead the Indians on raids against the construction camps. Hartford's daughter, Claire (Anne Nagel), is captured and held ...
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