Lone Star schedule

In their first cinematic outing, Red Ryder and his Indian sidekick help a newspaper publisher clean up her town.

Ranch hand Tom Shaw must face off against a nefarious gunslinger to save his lady love's ranch.

A young man, out to avenge his father's murder, prompts speedy action from the law.

Chief Sitting Bull surveys the settlement at Spirit Lake from afar and vows to retake the land that once belonged to his forefathers.

Pat and Stoney investigate the closing of a government silver mine.

The agents travel to Central City to investigate the disappearance of two Postal Inspectors.

Stoney is charged with stealing a gold shipment and murder of an Indian chief's son.

Pat goes undercover as an outlaw to find stolen property.

Homer returns to Shady Rest in an attempt to scrap the Cannonball.

General store clerk Herbie Bates, is name assistant general manager of the Shady Rest by Kate, making Uncle Joe feel like he is being replaced.

Uncle Joe becomes a justice of the peace with hopes of attracting honeymooners.

A brochure for the Shady Rest Hotel of the future is prematurely distributed.

A Texas Ranger is shot down in cold blood and Judge and Jeff are determined to break the case.

Judge Roy along with Taggart are intrigued by the arrival of Pat O'Hara and much younger wife Kate; Pat's fondness for drink and gambling has him involved with the town's rowdies.

Deputy Jeff Taggart is framed in the murder of a horse trader.

Judge Bean appoints himself as the legal guardian of a young man whose father was a member of an outlaw gang; the boy's uncle puts a bounty on his head.

Judge Bean's decisions displease some people, like prohibitionist Dolly Mason; she backs opposing candidate Duke Castle, an outlaw who claims he's reformed.

A young boy runs away from home because his father doesn't stand up to his abusive boss.

A woman arrives in town looking for her son; Roy finds out that her son is not only in the area, but has become a notorious outlaw.

Judge Bean intervenes when the brothers Hart accuse each other of crimes including cattle rustling; the Judge feels something is wrong and wonders about Mr. Welles's involvement.

A singing rancher (Gene Autry) and his sidekick (Smiley Burnette) catch swindlers selling lots in a ghost town.

Two horse-traders (Bob Steele, Sterling Holloway) find their problem is a rustler (John Miljan), not a wild horse.

A former gunslinger survives his own hanging and transforms himself into a mysterious avenger of injustice.

Government agent Randy Bowers (John Wayne) is accused of shooting up a saloon and has to escape from the jail to find the man behind the murders.

A man is falsely imprisoned on a murder charge, then escapes to join an outlaw gang and unmask the real killer.

The Lone Rider (Bob Livingston) and his sidekick (Al "Fuzzy" St. John) crunch an Arizona grazing-land monopoly.

The Range Busters (Ray Corrigan, Dennis Moore, Max Terhune) track outlaws to their hide-out.

A French girl (Lily Damita) joins a wagon train from Missouri led by two scouts and their young partner (Gary Cooper).

A special agent (Randolph Scott) poses as a train robber to infiltrate Frank Reno's (Forrest Tucker) outlaw gang.