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The Falcon Out West, the 1944 William Clemens detective mystery crime thriller ("One of these girls is a killer!"; "TEXAS TERROR - dynamite!"; "EX-WIFE - and jealous!"; "'COME-ON GIRL' - and fiancee!"; "The throbbing tops in mystery thrills, when a Cover-Girl, an Ex-Wife and a terrific Texan are trapped in the Wedding Night Murder!"; "Try to pick the killer from this tempting trio!"; "Death claims a wealthy bridegroom on his wedding eve... In a mystery killing that proves The Falcon's most baffling - and fascinating - case!"; "What a spot for a sleuth!"; "Beware Falcon... One of these girls means MURDER!"; "Thrills, suspense... and romance... when a wedding night murder traces a tricky trail from Broadway's hottest spot to a lone star luxury ranch!"; "Was it the victim's Cover-Girl fiancee, his jealous ex-wife or the terrific Texan? Mystery merges with laughs and thrills in this top Falcon adventure!"; "Based on the Character Created by Michael Arlen") starring Tom Conway (in the title role as The Falcon), Barbara Hale, Don Douglas, Carole Gallagher, Joan Barclay, Cliff Clark, Ed Gargan, and Minor Watson. Note that this is one of twelve movies that starred Tom Conway as The Falcon. In the first three movies, George Sanders (who had previously played "The Saint" in a series of movies) played The Falcon, but he apparently tired of the role, and wanted to leave, and instead of ending the series, or having a new actor play the role, he passed it on to Tom Conway in the fourth movie, "The Falcon's Brother" (they played brothers in the movie and in real life they were brothers!) in a clever move, the script had George Sanders' character killed, and his brother, played by Tom Conway, shows up and solves his murder, and becomes the "new" Falcon; and Conway went on to make a total of twelve Falcon movies.
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