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Movies produced
"Bass Outlaw" - "We Don't Fight Draws" - "No Man In The Wrong."
The Rangers start their chase in the year 1894 for a Ranger killer
that will take them through five months of tracking before they
find their man.
Daniel Gring . Jim Ryan . Bain Walker .D.R. Powell
(Ranger Laster - Ranger John Books - Ranger Walker - Ranger Striker)
The title of "No Man In The Wrong" is a statement made by a
Frontier Battalion Co. "B" Captain named Bill McDonald.
"NO MAN IN THE WRONG CAN STAND UP AGAINST
A FELLOW WHO IS IN THE RIGHT AND JUST KEEPS
ON A COMIN."
When a Texas Ranger is killed in South Texas Captain Hayes
of Company "D" sends Ranger John Books accompanied
by three younger Rangers to bring back the killer Charlie
Carter dead or alive. Their chase takes them from the Rio
Grande Valley along the Rio Grande North into the Big
Bend country and through out West Texas. They just will
not quit until their job is completed.
Jim Ryan as Ranger John Books
AN INDEPENDENT FILM PRODUCED BY
THE BADLAND TEXAS RANGERS.
1 hour and 43 minutes in length
DVD format
Daniel Gring as Ranger Laster
Rancher Hargrove's kids
Rodney and Louann Mangold
as the Hargroves
Bain Walker as Ranger Kelso
Rene Garza as Carlos Lopez
Ranger scout
Jim Plunket as Judge Roy Bean
Poncho Schmidt as Captain Hayes
Mike Nelson as Ranger Capt. Falls
Gene Whitaker as Marshal of Laredo
Bandits pay the price.
Liz Ryan as Mrs. Books
The Ranger killer Charlie Carter
played by Jerry Martin
D.R. Powell as Ranger Striker
Crazy woman in the canyon
played by Franci Plunkett
Written, directed , and edited by
Jim Ryan
West Texas
movie style
Enchanted Springs movie set
Enchanted Springs movie set main street.
Enchanted Springs Saloon on main street.
Enchanted Springs main street different view.
Beautiful location shots
Monument Valley in Utah used in " No Man In The Wrong."
The Rio Grande River in the Big Bend of Texas used in "No Man In
The Wrong."
Sun down in the Big Bend of Texas.
John and Liz Books home. Movie set at
Alamo Village, Brackettville, Texas.
Church which appears in the Laredo, Texas
scene where Rangers view casket looking
for Charlie Carter the outlaw. Alamo Village.
The movie "Bass Outlaw"
Bazel Lamar Outlaw better known through the
Texas Ranger ranks as "Bass Outlaw." This is
a true story of his service with the Texas Rangers
and his short stint with the U.S. Marshal Service
in El Paso, Texas. Bass had a problem with his
temper and the use of alcohol and with the two
combined he was a holy terror. But when there was
a big fight the Rangers always wanted Bass with
them. Bass was an effective Ranger and got the
job done but he was on a collision course that
could not be stopped.
On the Alamo Village movie set. L-R:
Walter Durbin, Bass Outlaw, John Hughes, and Capt. Frank Jones
in Alpine, Texas. D.R. Powell plays the part of Bass outlaw, Jim
Ryan plays the part of John R. Hughes, and David Sprott plays
the role of Capt. Frank Jones.
Captain Jones talking to Ranger Bass Outlaw and Ranger John Hughes.
Rangers coming in from a scout at Realitos, Texas.
Rangers at Company "D" Headquarters in Alpine, Texas
getting orders from Capt. Frank Jones.
Rangers Walter Durbin, Bass Outlaw, and John Hughes
get their orders to go into Mexico undercover .
The Rangers gather to have one of the most famous group photographs
ever taken of the Co. "D" Texas Rangers. The photo was taken in 1887 in
Realitos, Texas.
(This is a copy of the original photo which is on file at the Waco Ranger Museum)
Ms. Tilly who ran a saloon in El Paso where Bass Outlaw hung out.
Bass Outlaw (standing) is shot by Constable John Selman (far left)
after Bass has killed a fellow Ranger Joe McKidrict far right. The shooting
takes place April 4, 1892 at the back of Tilly's Saloon. Bass later dies
a short time later in the back room of a saloon . His last gasping words before
death were "Where are all of my Friends?"
This is the Colt single action pistol that belonged to
Texas Ranger Bass Outlaw. This is the pistol that killed
Ranger Joe McKidrict and shot Constable John Selman
on April 4, 1892.
Alamo Village set scenes used in the filming of
" Bass Outlaw."
Back street used for scenes in Alpine, Realitos, and El Paso.
Sets were used in the filming of " Bass Outlaw."
Aerial view of Alamo Village showing main street
and a small section of the back street on the left where
" Bass Outlaw" was filmed.
Back street set where Ms. Tilly's Saloon was
located and where Bass Outlaw was shot.
Set that was used as the Alpine,Texas Rangers
Headquarter's building.
The saloon set where Bass Outlaw was taken
and where he died after being shot by Constable
John Selman in El Paso.
The church is part of the background scenery
in " Bass Outlaw."
VISIT THE TEXAS RANGER HALL OF FAME AND MUSEUM
THE NUMBER ONE TEXAS RANGER MUSEUM
THE OFFICIAL DEPOSITORY FOR THE TEXAS RANGERS AND
THE TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY.
WACO, TEXAS
Video of "No Man In The Wrong" and
the video of "Bass Outlaw" are for sale
on this web site.
