Here Come the Brides (1968)

Set in the rugged heart of Seattle in 1870, "Here Come the Brides" spins the tale of the Bolt brothers: Jason, Joshua, and Jeremy. The brothers run a bustling logging camp tucked in the timber-rich wilderness. However, a storm of unrest brews among their all-male workforce, starved for feminine companionship in the untamed frontier. The threat of losing their crew to loneliness looms large over the Bolts, a predicament they address with a daring and risky solution. Turning to their cunning rival, sawmill owner Aaron Stempel, the brothers strike a precarious deal. They decide to transport 100 prospective brides from the far-off landscapes of Massachusetts to the wild, untamed expanses of Seattle, a plan funded by Stempel's deep pockets. Each woman, or 'bride,' offers a beacon of hope to the love-starved loggers, a promise of companionship in the desolate wilderness. However, the agreement comes with a devilish twist: should any of the brides choose to abandon their new life and return East within a year, or if the Bolts fail to meet Stempel's daunting timber quotas, the ownership of their cherished mill would fall into Stempel's greedy hands. Thus, Stempel, driven by his rivalry, plots relentlessly to unsettle the women and seize control of the Bolts' mill. "Here Come the Brides" is a vibrant saga of love, rivalry, and survival, where the stakes are high, and every day unfolds a new challenge. The Bolt brothers must navigate this treacherous terrain, ensuring that the brides find happiness in their new home, while also keeping their logging enterprise afloat, all under the watchful, scheming eyes of Aaron Stempel.

Here Come the Brides is a western show featuring Bruce Lee.

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