Then Came Bronson (1969)

Bronson and an American Indian race for the attention of an attractive girl.

A feisty woman living alone in a ghost town wants Bronson to stay to see her buried.

Employed at a camp for disturbed children, Bronson befriends a withdrawn boy.

Bronson meets a woman who cares for everyone but herself.

An Amish boy borrows Bronson's bike and drives off to learn about the world.

Bronson's cousin overhauls an old boat because of its associations with his mother.

Bronson meets a girl who wants dates but whose big brother is over protective.

Bronson helps a guitarist win a contest and warns him about signing a dicey contract.

Bronson rides into the Big Sur wilderness, unaware that a storm is approaching.

Bronson drifts into a town which expects the return of an ex-convict.

Bronson fears for the life of a friend determined to prove himself in the wilderness.

A well-known author invites Bronson mountain climbing, but it becomes a competition.

Bronson and a bull fighter cause competition between two lovely sisters.

Bronson helps a motorcyclist, and in return the man takes him home to his troubled family.

A man risks injury and his marriage to ride his motorcycle again.

Bronson lends his cousin money to get married, but she prefers gambling.

Bronson takes a job on a lonely widow's ranch, and her daughter develops a crush on him.

Bronson becomes a go-between between a rich man and his daughter.

An oilman drills desperately to avoid foreclosure.

Bronson is hired to paint a barn red, but his partner is more creative.

A New York City widower driving across the country befriends Bronson.

A biker becomes obsessed with his desire to beat Bronson.

Bronson likes a girl who thinks she is a witch, but he resists joining her group.

A newspaper editor fights pollution but risks going bankrupt.

A former priest and his girlfriend guiltily await the birth of their child.

Bronson tries to help an egotistic ballplayer prepare for a major-league scout.