The Ballad of Cable Hogue

Jason Robards Jr. as the penniless title character, having shot the non-paying first customer at his watering hole along the stagecoach route, prepares for more and receives David Warner as itinerant preacher Joshua Sloane, in director Sam Peckinpah’s The Ballad Of Cable Hogue, 1970.

Director Sam Peckinpah continues his prurient use of Stella Stevens as Hildy, the town prostitute in Deadwood, who has chosen to bathe Jason Robards Jr., (title character), flush after winning an investment in his stagecoach-route water station, in The Ballad Of Cable Hogue, 1970.

Illiterate but having realized he needs to stake a claim for the watering hole he’s discovered along the statecoach route, Jason Robards Jr. (title character) does business with the land office man (Victor Izay), in Deadwood, in Sam Peckinpah’s The Ballad Of Cable Hogue, 1970.

The opening to director Sam Peckinpah’s uniquely light-hearted but not un-violent Western, Jason Robards Jr. as the title character, L.Q. Jones and Strother Martin as his wicked partners Taggart and Bowen, in The Ballad Of Cable Hogue, 1970, co-starring Stella Stevens and David Warner.