Texas

The story follows two American Civil War veterans who become involved in a dispute over cattle rustling and the affection of a rancher's daughter. The Western film features William Holden and focuses on the tension between the veterans and the local community.

The programme titled is presented as a movie‑type production and falls squarely within the Western genre. It features the well‑known actor William Holden, positioning the film firmly within the classic American frontier tradition. The story follows two men who fought together in the American Civil War. After the war ends, both veterans find themselves caught up in a dispute that centres on cattle rustling and the affection of a rancher’s daughter. Their shared military past draws them into a tangled confrontation that pits them against outlaw activity while also involving the personal stakes tied to the young woman. Set against the backdrop of a post‑war western landscape, the narrative hinges on the clash between lawlessness and the lingering sense of duty carried by the former soldiers. The film’s focus remains on the interplay of these elements – the illicit theft of cattle, the romantic interest of the rancher’s daughter, and the veterans’ struggle to navigate a world that has moved beyond the battlefield. By concentrating on these core conflicts, delivers a concise yet compelling glimpse into the challenges faced by those trying to rebuild their lives after the Civil War, all within the familiar trappings of a traditional Western.