Universal Westerns

Jess is critically wounded when he tries to warn Marshal McGary, who is transporting a prisoner to hang, that the prisoner's brother plans to attack the tumbleweed wagon.

Slim finds an injured young woman, only to be mistaken for one of her kidnappers when her father finds them.

Hardie stops a group of vigilante cowboys from hanging an accused cow rustler, only to learn that the young man he saved is notorious criminal Tom Horn.

An armed gunman robs the stage agent in a sleepy town, and he seeks refuge in the home of an unsuspecting widow.

Young Matthew Land has served three years in the state's penitentiary for his part in a Wells Fargo robbery; he has been released and is returning to his hometown.

Hardie defends the town bum against accusations that he is a legendary outlaw incriminated in a recent shooting.

Doc Bell, a former outlaw, becomes the chief suspect in a train robbery.

An attractive woman suggests that her brother may not be the man Hardie should be investigating.

Hardie puts his job on the line when he tries to help an outlaw go straight.

Donlan gang wants to see Hardie dead.

Hardie organizes the defense of a stage-relay station against an attack.

An outlaw and his gang take refuge in a house where Hardie is baby-sitting.

An Easterner suspected of robbery.

Hardie must find the problem troubling a nearly deserted town before the governor arrives.

A jewel shipment disappears.

Outlaw can clear wrongly convicted man.

A dust-covered delirious Irishmen (Leslie Nieslen) stumbles into camp and falls unconscious; he's the leader of an emigrant band that's been victimized and sees no reason to trust Hale.

Coop becomes attracted to a half-breed Indian girl (Diane Baker) found wandering in the wilderness.

The train doesn't have enough room for all who want to join, including an ex-convict whose life has been threatened by his former partner.

Despite Hale's edict that the train will bypass Denver, a wealthy young woman (Deborah Walley) is determined to get to the mile high city.

Coop's boyhood blood brother (Guy Stockwell), now blind, joins the wagon train seeking revenge.

Trouble strikes the wagon train when Coop is wounded, Hawks falls ill and a band of hostile Indians prepares to attack.

A little girl's cries are heard during the night, but Charlie is the only one to catch a glimpse of her before she vanishes.

With the assistance of Charlie and Barnaby, a would-be inventor (Tom Ewell) works feverishly to launch the first flying machine.

After shooting Charlie, an outlaw gang whose members include two women force Coop to lead them to water.