Universal Westerns

When he plans to ride shotgun on a stage carrying a bank shipment, Jess is asked to look the other way and allow a robbery, but when Jess tries to have the man arrested, the office manager refuses to press charges.

A killer terrorizes people before trial.

Outlaw Pearl Hart robs a Wells Fargo stage.

Hardie plots to catch a criminal.

Hardie has trouble delivering a diamond.

Hardie has trouble with his brother.

Hardie interviews job applicants.

Hardie searches for Eli Fisher, but first must deal with the man who's been trailing him -- and who's also searching for Fisher.

While in search of a thief called The Utah Kid, Jim learns that his quarry has been hanged in a small town -- but the crook's stolen cash remains missing.

Hardie suspects that a paroled man -- who is working as an eccentric frontier dentist -- may have something to do with a murdered stage driver.

Hardie is chasing down a suspect wanted for robbery and murder, but a town sheriff's ties to the suspect's family might make matters difficult.

A jewel shipment must be delivered, and the owner's daughter wants to do it personally.

When $50,000 goes missing from a stagecoach, and with few leads to go on, Jim suspects a safe-cracking marshal of the theft.

Hardie is transporting a prisoner to stand trial in Santa Fe, but when they stop in a small town along the way, he discovers that there's a price on the man's head -- and the mayor and sheriff may not let him leave alive.

A stolen stagecoach is found by Hardie in a town near the Mexico border, miles from any Wells Fargo station.

The murder of a casino manager.

A vengeful woman informs Hardie of a plot to rob a Wells Fargo station.

Hardie and an old friend track down a suspect who might know the location of Jefferson Davis' buried treasure.

While pursuing a bandit, Jim runs into his friend and fellow agent Ben Wilson, who awaits his fiancée, Ellen Stevens, but when Ellen's stagecoach arrives, Jim learns the bandit tried to rob it and realizes Ellen holds the key to finding him.

An embittered outlaw (Bobby Darin) doesn't want any friends, but he's stuck with one little orphaned girl.

Hawks and Barnaby escort a girl to Sam Race's tent city of honky-tonks and con games, but the girl is dismayed when she finds that the man has hired her as a saloon girl.

Going to the aid of a stagecoach under fire, Coop finds a Bostonian lady (Dana Wynter) to be the only surviving passenger.

A dust-covered delirious Irishman (Leslie Nielsen) 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.