Universal Westerns

Duke's resemblance to gambler Jason Carter makes him the target for a murderer's bullet.

Bill and Charlie help an old friend, John Turnbull, defend his reservation against local land sharks who look to initiate a range war.

Duke takes a job as a deputy under Hiram Winthrop, a man who wants to teach farming to the Apache.

Upon reaching Sacramento, a young wagon man falls in love with an upper society lady from the train.

When the preceding wagon train falls victim to attack, fear that their train will be next results in a mutiny among wagonmaster Chris' team.

Caroline Casteel, captured many years ago by Indians, is traded back to a man who brings her to join the wagon train.

Slim's attempt to help an old friend goes awry when the man is suspected of murder.

After threatening a rancher, Jess is framed when that rancher is murdered, and must join an outlaw gang while trying to clear his name.

When Slim saves the life of a young Arapaho woman targeted by the Cady brothers, she insists that she belongs to Slim thenceforth.

When his horse is stolen while he's on the trail, Jess tracks the horse and the thief to a village, where he contacts the sheriff, but is stunned when the youth is given a death sentence for the crime.

Appointed by a cattleman's group to look into a spate of rustling, Slim finds himself tracking a man and a woman, who've been stealing cattle together for some time.

Jim investigates killing during robbery.

Hardie goes undercover to the town of Alder Gulch to investigate stagecoach robberies.

Jim is sent to Moose Creek, Canada, to identify the corpse of an outlaw only he has seen, but the man was killed with a shotgun blast to the face, which makes him hard to identify; a woman claims the body is her brother's body.

The son of a dead man accused of a stage coach robbery finds an empty strongbox in the attic and hopes that Jim Hardie can help him uncover the real thieves.

Hardie gives a job to the son of a former employee who was fired.

Hardie tries to prevent a lynching when a town's hard cases accuse a Basque sheepherder of the abduction of a young girl.

Jim goes undercover as a trainee for Wells Fargo, to try and find out who is supplying renegade Indians with the guns they are using on their murderous raids.

Hardie isn't pleased when a man and beautiful woman insist on becoming passengers on the stagecoach he will use.

Jim Hardie is ordered to infiltrate Sam Bass' gang so that he can learn where they hole up between raids.

Jim Hardie is called in to investigate what happened to a long overdue stagecoach; among passengers were the son of a wealthy rancher and his fiancée.

Jim Hardie joins a group of passengers aboard a stagecoach that includes a woman and her son, a reporter and an outlaw.

When Jesse James and his gang are suspected of robbing a bank in Missouri, Jim Hardie goes undercover to try to find the outlaw.

Hardie is called to investigate when a Wells Fargo agent dies and a large sum of money is determined to be missing from the man's office.

Outlaw Belle Starr and her gang rob a train on which Jim Hardie is a passenger, and he tries to lure her from hiding by tempting her with a prominent racehorse.

A rookie outlaw holds up the stage carrying cash that Jim is waiting for, prompting Jim to go off looking for the thief, but he finds he needs the criminal's help when the two must evade an Indian attack.

Jim joins a father who's searching for his missing son in the Superstition Mountains -- an area held sacred by the Apaches.

As the only witness to a robbery, Hardie is targeted by the robber's partner.

Charlie offers support to a new woman who joined the train after being kicked out of Beaver City under suspicion of staging cons.

Wealthy merchant Martin Gatsby, a man with little compassion for the less able, wants the wagon train to keep rolling and demands that Hale leave an inexperienced rider behind.

John Augustus wins a game of cards with a Chinese merchant; his prize turns out to be a beautiful Chinese girl, which the rest of the train takes issue with.

In the midst of a dry spell and desperately in need of water, the wagon train stops at the only source of water for miles, but the owner demands an outrageous price.

A Native American tribe prepares to execute Bill, believing he tried to rob a grave site, but plans change when the chief's daughter falls in love with Bill.

Hale finds a gravely wounded Army officer; the officer is delirious, but before he dies, he says things that, if true, could seriously tarnish the image of a national hero.

Simon Levy and Patrick McGowan both consider themselves unbeatable at checkers, and when each loses to the other over several games their pride is hurt.

A woman on the wagon train is kidnapped by Indians, who say they will only return her when the chief's seriously ill son is taken to a doctor and cured by the wagon train.