Lone Star

Year: 1952

Runtime: 94 mins

Language: English

Director: Vincent Sherman

Western

Set amid the struggle for Texas independence, the flamboyant, high‑budget tale follows cattle baron Devereaux Burke, recruited by an aging Andrew Jackson to thwart Sam Houston’s plans for a Texan republic. As Burke clashes with state senator Thomas Craden, he also courts Craden’s newspaper‑editor girlfriend, Martha Ronda, blending political intrigue with a daring romance.

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