The Younger Brothers, certain their past with the Quantrill Riders prevents them from living an honest life, plan a bold bank robbery that Matt and Frankie attempt to thwart.
The 1850s California gold fields are home to notorious bandit Joaquin Murietta; Matt and Frankie arrive to track him down, but he kidnaps Frankie; Matt and Captain Love trail Murietta to the bitter end.
Tiburcio Vasquez vows vengeance against Anglos after his sister Dolores is killed; Matt and Frankie try to stop his years of terror in Southern California after a railroad agent is killed with the help of a local priest.
Hawkeye and Chingachgook find Wenatchgo, an old and respected medicine man, wandering in the forest; they discover that the elderly man has been driven out of the tribe by a younger and ambitious rival.
Hawkeye and Chingachgook set out to help a young Indian boy who has been raised by a white man, but they soon discover that the boy is the long-lost son of a Cree tribal chief.
Army payroll messengers are found dead, murdered by a gang of bandits, and the payroll stolen; in order to find the killers, Hawkeye and Chingachgook go undercover as managers of a local trading post.
After a long winter, the Tuscarora tribe struggles for survival; Hawkeye and Chingachgook set out to help. Starring John Hart as Hawkeye, and Lon Chaney Jr as Chingachgook.
At one time not so long ago, Milt Brower (William Farnum) and Pa Jackson (Stanley Andrews) were peaceable partners in a thriving cattle business. Now divided, the two are engaged in an embittered land dispute that turns ugly when Jackson accuses Brower of the dastardly crime of cattle rustling. Faithful cowboy Roy Rogers (Roy Rogers) steps in to defend his old friend Brower, making him a hero in the eyes of Brower's doting and dainty daughter, Claire (Mary Hart).
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.
Aging rancher George Washington McLintock, a wealthy self-made man, is forced to deal with numerous personal and professional problems. Seemingly everyone wants a piece of his enormous farmstead, including high-ranking government men, McLintock's own sons and nearby Native Americans. As McLintock tries to juggle his various adversaries, his wife, who left him two years previously, suddenly returns. But she isn't interested in her husband -- she wants custody of their daughter.
At a sprawling Texas ranch, a mysterious young man nicknamed Cooncat (John Barrymore Jr.) tells rancher Horse Davis (Basil Ruysdael) an improbable story about a murder at a nearby trading post. His descriptions of the men he believes committed the crime, Smiling Man (Jack Elam) and Roper (Dave Kashner), fit those of two members of a rival family who were killed during a land fight years earlier. Another shooting draws Horse's future son-in-law, Pat Farrell (John Archer), into the mystery.
When the esteemed Judge John Grey (Harry Shannon) finds himself on trial for the robbery of a local bank, singing cowboy Roy Rogers (Roy Rogers) comes to his friend's aid. Rogers suspects a frame-up, and the trail of clues leads directly to the crafty Belle Bonner (Ona Munson), a woman whose disreputable saloon has recently sparked the judge's ire. To clear Grey's name, Rogers must convince the townspeople of his innocence -- and face off against Belle and her gunslinging henchmen.
When young Betty Marsh (Mary Russell) learns that her archaeologist father is missing, she calls upon cowboy heroes the Three Mesquiteers -- Stony Brooke (Bob Livingston), Tucson Smith (Ray Corrigan) and Lullaby Joslin (Max Terhune) -- to rescue the man. This leads the trio to a treasure map and, ultimately, to a treacherous place called the Whistling Skull: a rock formation occupied by a Native American cult, mummies and a madman who has been pulling the strings all along.
Bill Mason (Bill Cody) of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police is sent across the border to find and return wanted outlaw Calhoun (LeRoy Mason) to Canada. On the journey, Bill picks up runaway Andy Kirby (Andy Shuford), whose Aunt Marian (Nancy Drexel) is Bill's fiancée. Marian's brother asks Bill to lead their posse against cattle thieves and, after a raid proves that Calhoun is involved, Bill agrees. When Bill captures one of Calhoun's henchmen, the outlaw retaliates by kidnapping Andy.
In Abilene, Kan., Marshal Dan Mitchell (Randolph Scott) contends with unruly cattlemen and a group of determined homesteaders intending to settle on government land bordering the town. Hoping to rid the town of the farmers, the cowboys set fire to their camp, and a desperado murders a homesteader, but Dan refuses to allow them revenge. Joining a posse under a crooked sheriff, and with the help of singer Rita (Ann Dvorak) and a merchant, Dan forces a peaceful showdown between the factions.