Author Archive: Retro

Author Archives for Retro

Naive cowboy is hired as a front for a gang of outlaws, and soon finds himself in jail when he tries to stop them from cheating local Indians. Dir. Harry Webb

The Silvery-Voiced Buckaroo is accused of getting too close to the enemy when he goes undercover to break up The Skull Mesa Gang. Dir. Bernard B. Ray (Raymond Johnson)

Mountie pretends to be an outlaw to infiltrate a murderous gang of mine looters. Dir. B. Reeves Eason

Hoppy, Windy and Johnny join a giant cattle drive and must get the herd north to be sold before a corrupt ranchers organization can sabotage the deal. Songs include: “Trail Dust”, “Beneath a Western Sky” & “Wide Open Spaces”. Produced by Harry Sherman. Dir. Nate Watt

Bad guy kills a rancher, then hires the ranch foreman to rustle cattle for him. In an attempt to make a go of the ranch, the murdered man’s daughter hires Mix to get to the bottom of things. Tom’s last feature film. Dir. Henry MacRae

Hoppy goes undercover to round up ranchers who are trying to keep the railroad from completing its course, so that they may continue charging hefty fines to any who wish to ride across their land. Dir. Lesley Selander

Our heros ride to the rescue of ranchers conned into a war against homesteaders by crooks who hope the parties will slaughter each other and leave the land for them. Dir. S. Roy Luby

Those darn sheep herders are starting trouble again, and it’s up to Tex and his buddies to help everyone get along. This time though, the bad guys are getting information and help from a town bigwig. Dir. Al Herman

History mixes with western-style action as Pancho Villa helps a cowboy defend his girlfriend’s silver mine from mendacious Federales. Complicating matters is the girl’s brother, who joins the federales in opposition to Villa. Dir. Irvin Willat

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