Starring Miss Barbara Stanwyck: 1955
Barbara Stanwyck,
Witness to murder  1954. 
United Artists
Director: Roy Rowland
Cast:  Barbara Stanwyck  (Cheryl Draper)
         George Sanders,  Gary Merrill,
           Jesse White
Costumes;Irene Caine & Jack Masters
(left) Fredric March, Nina Foch, ,Barbara Stanwyck
Cattle Queen of Montana 1955.   RKO
Director: Allan Dwan
Cast:  Barbara Stanwyck  (Sierra Nevada Jones)
        Ronald Reagan, Gene Evans, Lance Fuller,
          Anthony Caruso, Jack Elam, 
Costumes: Gwen Wakeling
,Barbara Stanwyck,
Ronald Reagan,,, Barbara Stanwyck,
Stanwyck's first film in Cinemascope, shows her as an avaricious wife, a sort of Lady Macbeth of the Plains.
Robinson is the husband, Keith her lover and brother in law, Ford is along just for the ride in this better-than -average Western
Barbara followed up "executive Suite with  a frantic film in which she inavertently witness a murder and, in trying to convince the police, ends up in a psychiatric ward.
It was a film Barbara could easily have done without.
A highly improbable Technicolored adventure, where both Stanwyck and the the  Glacier National Park of Montana are well photographed.  Barbara did most of her stunt work herself and for her courage was adopted by the Blackfoot Indians, who had worked in the picture and had been impressed. She was given the the tribe 's most revered name: Princess Many Victories III. and  the braves of the tribe made her member of their Brave Dog Society.
The violent men  1955. 
Columbia
Director:Rudolph Mate
Cast:  Barbara Stanwyck  (Martha Wilkison)
        Glenn Ford, Edward G. Robinson,
          Dianne Foster, Brian Keith, May Winn,
Costumes:Jean Louis
Barbara Stanwyck,Brian Keith                               
The less said about "Escape to Burma", the better
It was a disaster-.
Edward G. Robinson, Barbara Stanwyck, Brian Keith, Glenn Ford                              
(right) Brian Keith, Edward G. Robinson, Barbara Stanwyck,                              
Escape to Burma  1955.  RKO 

Director:Allan Dwan
Cast:  Barbara Stanwyck  (Gwen Moore)
        Robert Ryan, David Farrar, Reginald Denny,
Costumes:Gwen Wakeling