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Ghost Town Gold
The Three Mesquiteers set out to trap outlaws who have robbed a bank and stashed the loot in an abandoned village.
Grand Canyon Trail
Not long after ambitious prospector J. Malcolm Vanderpool (Charles Coleman) takes an interest in the run-down remnants of a small frontier town, fortune seekers from all over rush to gain a silver mine of their own. Among these hopeful miners is cowboy Roy Rogers (Roy Rogers). But he's had little reward and debts are rising, making a buyout offer from engineer Regan (Robert Livingston) more intriguing. However, Vanderpool's secretary (Jane Frazee) suspects something is amiss in this town.
Gunsmoke Ranch
The Three Mesquiteers (Bob Livingston, Ray Corrigan, Max Terhune) stop a land swindler out to profit from a flood.
Hands Across the Border
In this musical Western, rival horse-breeders Jeff Adams (Joseph Crehan) and Brock Danvers (Onslow Stevens) are in a fierce competition over a lucrative government contract. But the hopes of the Adams family are dashed after Jeff dies while riding the tempestuous stallion Trigger. To the rescue, then, comes quintessential cowboy Roy Rogers (Roy Rogers), who saves the horse from vengeful slaughter and aims to train him in the hope of securing the contract on behalf of his departed friend.
Heart of the Golden West
Roy sidesteps crooked shipping agents by herding Cherokee City's cattle aboard a steamboat bound for market.
Hell Town
Dare Rudd (John Wayne) and Dinkey (Syd Saylor) are two friends who love to gamble. Needing money and shelter, they travel to Montana to visit Rudd's cousin, Tom (John Mack Brown), who owns a successful cattle ranch. Dare quickly falls for Tom's girlfriend Judy (Marsha Hunt), who convinces Tom to give Dare a chance to prove himself by running a cattle drive. When he loses the herd in a high-stakes poker game, Dare joins forces with Tom and Dinkey to get the cattle back.
Doomed Caravan
Hopalong Cassidy rides shotgun for a freight company and comes up against a gang of outlaws posing as cavalrymen.
Starbird and Sweet William
A young Indian (A Martinez) crash-lands a plane in the mountains and befriends a bear cub, raccoon, crow and deer.
Loaded Pistols
During a dice game, the lights go out and a participant is shot to death. Larry Evans (Russell Arms), one of the players, is accused of the shooting, so Gene Autry (Gene Autry), a friend of the dead man, confronts Larry and his sister, Mary (Barbara Britton), who are hiding out in an old house. But Gene quickly realizes Larry is innocent and decides to protect the siblings from the law while he looks for the real killer. Gene's pursuit is sidetracked when an angry mob comes after Mary and Larry.
Lucky Terror
Lucky Carson (Hoot Gibson) is riding through the mountains when he gets caught up in a fight between a lone rider (George Chesebro) and a gang of outlaws, led by Bat Moulton (Jack Rockwell). When the lone rider dies, Carson takes off with his gold and hooks up with a traveling medicine show. He quickly realizes that the show's fortuneteller (Lona Andre) is the niece of the dead rider, a local miner who struck gold. Carson vows to clear his name when he's charged with the rider's murder.
Mission to Glory: A True Story
Spanish missionary Eusebio Francisco Kino (Richard Egan) serves the circa-1700 Southwest on horseback.
New Mexico
After the Civil War, cavalryman Capt. Hunt (Lew Ayres) tries to strike peace with Acoma (Ted de Corsia), a Native American chief. However, Judge Wilcox (Lloyd Corrigan) and others provoke Acoma, arresting him and shooting his men, prompting revenge from the chief. In the ensuing battles, one of Acoma's sons is killed, enraging him further. Hunt must save Cherry (Marilyn Maxwell), a dance hall girl caught up in the commotion, and try to find a way to end the bloody conflict with Acoma.
The Painted Desert
A tungsten miner (Bill Boyd) loves his father's rival's daughter (Helen Twelvetrees) and fights off her other suitor (Clark Gable).
Leather Burners
Hopalong Cassidy (William Boyd) helps his friend Johnny (Jay Kirby) find out where rustlers are hiding stolen cattle.
Public Cowboy, No. 1
When withered Sheriff Doniphon (William Farnum) is overwhelmed by his town's drastic rise in cattle rustling, he calls on his deputy, cowboy Gene Autry (Gene Autry), for help. But Autry is bewildered when he discovers that these crafty thieves are utilizing new innovations -- from shortwave radios to airplanes -- to steal herds with lightning speed and stealth. Refusing to be outclassed by modern technology, Autry uses gumption and strategy to bring these crooks to justice.