Lone Star Classics

A writer (Dale Evans) of cowboy novels saves herself and a border agent (Roy Rogers) with a trick from her latest book.

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

A singing ranch foreman and his sidekick convince a young British nobleman to keep, rather than sell, the ranch left to him by his late father.

The Rough Riders (Buck Jones, Tim McCoy, Raymond Hatton) team up to save a woman's stagecoach line from a Mesa City saloon gang.

Two horse-traders (Bob Steele, Sterling Holloway) find their problem is a rustler (John Miljan), not a wild horse.

Stranded settlers (Chill Wills, Lance Fuller, Cathy Downs) enter hostile territory with a wagonload of rifles.

Buffalo hide trader Tom Doan must track down and outsmart a gang of white thieves disguised as raiding American Indians to save the woman he loves.

A Mountie moves to a town and begins to stop its illegal activity by busting people one by one.

A gunsmith (Lane Chandler) offers to fix outlaws' guns if they release their hostage to him.

Rod Drew (John Wayne) is asked to search for missing people in Canada, and quickly finds out a gang of French Canadian outlaws have been kidnapping people.

Jerry Mason (John Wayne) and his friend Jake (George Hayes) have to keep two crooks away from their gold.

A Boston socialite (Jo Ann Sayers) attracts a ruffian (Victor Jory) along the Mexican border circa 1915.

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

A special agent (Randolph Scott) poses as a train robber to infiltrate Frank Reno's (Forrest Tucker) outlaw gang.