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Red Ryder helps his old friend Dan O'Connor in his fight against Faro Savage and his gang of rustlers.

A marshal (Jim Davis) uses an outlaw's (Don Megowan) girlfriend (Allison Hayes) as bait to lure him into a showdown.

Hopalong Cassidy (William Boyd) and his sidekick (Russell Hayden) head for South America to deliver cattle.

A young constable searches for a murderer and finds the suspect managing a prosperous horse-stealing gang.

Modern-day cattle rustlers use a radio, airplanes and refrigerator trucks to expedite their illegal schemes.

A youth from Gabby Whittaker's (George "Gabby" Hayes) Half-a-Chance Ranch for boys from troubled homes becomes a pawn in the fight between his late father's gang and Roy Rogers.

Roy's horse-breeding plans are complicated by a gambler in this fictional account of Trigger's conception and birth.

After the Civil War, cavalryman Capt. Hunt tries to strike peace with Acoma, a Native American chief. However, Judge Wilcox and others provoke Acoma, arresting him and shooting his men, prompting revenge from the chief.

A barmaid, a Bostonian and an Indian (Rita Gam) flirt with an artist (Scott Brady) in 18th-century upstate New York.

Red Ryder KO's a fight racket with sidekick Little Beaver and a new friend.

Lieutenant Jerry Burke (Roy Rogers) is sent to Colorado to track down a troublesome gang. When he finally catches them, he finds out his traitorous brother commands them.

A Mountie (Bob Steele) escorts a young woman bringing cash to her father in the wild.

Ted and Dusty infiltrate a band of outlaws to get close to Mr. Gentry, the man who murdered Ted's father.

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 rancher (John Mack Brown) makes his cousin (John Wayne) trail boss on a cattle drive headed for trouble.

An ex-army officer accidentally kills a woman's son and tries to make up for it.

Texas ranchers blame a homeless drifter (John Barrymore Jr.) for two killers' dirty work.

The new marshal (Richard Dix) of a Kansas town cracks down on his sponsor, a greedy banker (Albert Dekker).