In 1880s Texas after his father dies, Joey Shipman, 12, runs away from home to avoid being killed by his mother's lover who doesn't want Joey to inherit the ranch. Joey joins a band of outlaws and after many adventures returns to the ranch for a shootout to take possession of what is by right his.

"Searching for a missing man in the Arizona territories was a job Henry Logan was eager to take. His lungs, damaged from malaria during the Spanish-American War, could use a rest. But when the people of Nogales get the mistaken impression that he was a gunman instead of a gunsmith, Logan suddenly found himself the target of jeers - and bullets. All of which made it harder to uncover the truth about the missing Rip Parrish, especially when the evidence...

A collection of episodes from Stories of the century- a 1950s television show that won an Emmy award for the best western or adverture series of 1954. The series revolved around a duo of detectives, Matt Clark and Frankie Adams, sent to protect the Southwestern Railroad from evildoers. The detectives worked diligently to guard the train and its passengers from robbery by both Indians and bandits alike.

Seven episodes of The lone ranger and one episode of U.S. Marshall.

Gold Dust Charlie: (first aired July 30, 1950) Songs: Cowboy blues, Home on the range, Great grand dad, Mexicali Rose. When Gold Dust Charlie turns up dead, Gene must outwit the claim jumping murderer and bring him to justice. Head for Texas: (first aired July 23, 1950) Song: Sing me a song of the saddle. Gene teams up with a down on his luck jockey to stop a band of cattle rustlers who use a clever trick to steal livestock from a lovely lady rancher. The...