BEG YOUR PARDON, JOHNNY REB! Confederate prisoner Lee Travis (Howard Keel) is pardoned by the Union and sent to Arizona, tasked with bringing law & order to a frontier town called Colton, which has gone wild. But the town of Colton is in the hands of Saloon owner Scott Brady who has his hands in all sorts of graft - and he has no intention of letting a new lawman interfere with his plans!  Making matters worse, Travis' deputy (John Ireland) lost the use of one of his arms in the war and is now bitter towards all Confederates.  Although Travis does work to lay down the law, he is actually on a secret mission for the Confederacy and makes contact with fellow Confederate spy, Yvonne De Carlo - they are planning on running guns to Southern forces.  But the situation quickly turns dire when they uncover that Brady has been selling guns to the Apache who now plan to raid the town! 1967's "Arizona Bushwhackers" was #12 of the 13 A.C.Lyles "Geezer Westerns" released between 1963-67. Lyles created a niche for himself making these lower-budget westerns that all featured folks who had once been stars. Although well past their peak, these folks made some decent films. Few were standouts but most were entertaining and offered a last chance to see film favorites. In this case, the three main stars are actually a bit younger than the typical Lyles film of the day, with Howard Keel (49), Yvonne DeCarlo (46) and John Ireland (53). In supporting roles are Brian Donlevy (67), Marilyn Maxwell (48), Barton MacLane (66). The ubiquitous Reg Parton shows up for his 10th Lyles oater, twice trying to murder the sheriff, unsuccessfully. We also have the only feature film role of Roy Rogers Jr., who gets a nice closeup in his lone scene, then disappears from the picture, never to be seen again. Also, the opening narration is dramatically delivered by the unmistakable voice of James Cagney, his only screen work between "One, Two, Three" in 1961, and "Ragtime" in 1981. REGION 0 - WILL PLAY WORLDWIDE  INTERACTIVE MENUS / SCENE SELECTION 1968 / COLOR / 4:3 Ratio / ENGLISH / 87 MIN  DVD ART WITH INSERT AS SHOWN. A GREAT COLLECTOR'S ITEM - AND A GREAT GIFT FOR ANY FAN OF CLASSIC FILMS! PLEASE NOTE: THIS PRODUCTION HAS NEVER BEEN AVAILABLE ON DVD AND IS NOT AVAILABLE IN STORES. This is not an "official" release or copy thereof. All media came from public domain sources. This is a good-quality copy with interactive menus and packaging designed by myself. This DVD is boxed exactly as pictured above, and is brand new and factory shrink-wrapped. All screenshots are taken directly from the DVD. All files used in the production of this DVD are not in violation of copyright laws or Ebay guidelines.