Whispering Smith

A blind outlaw leads Smith on a search for stolen bank money.

An outlaw's widow plans to have her son murder Smith.

A loaf of bread ends up leading to the capture of a murderer.

Smith is blackmailed by a pair of old friends who turn out to be outlaws planning a bank robbery.

Smith and Romack go under cover for the Army to investigate the deaths of three young officers, all of whom were shot in the head.

A man is suspected of a killing that he didn't commit.

Stock promoter Ralph Miller requests bodyguards from the police department when he receives a death threat, but he is poisoned under their watch.

A young woman comes to Denver searching for the mother, a riverboat entertainer, who sent her to live with relatives 15 years earlier.

Smith and Romack follow a trail of bodies to Leadville in pursuit of a muderous bank robber and the gang that broke him out of jail.

A gambler on a long losing streak tries to recoup by betting that Whispering Smith will not live another 48 hours.

Smith brings an escaped outlaw to a small town near the Wyoming border and intends to return to Denver with his prisoner the following morning.

Police Chief Richards objects when Smith focuses his investigation on an influential businessman.

While pursuing an outlaw gang, Smith rides up to an abandoned house, hears a shot and sees a body come crashing through a second story window.

Three men are found murdered on consecutive nights with the killer following the same modus operandi.

After a stagecoach is held up and a passenger is killed for $5,000, Whispering Smith suspects that the crime was committed by a local man.

An English lord, who is also a noted poet, is hired to recite his poetry at the Denver Opera House.

After threatening a casino owner the night before he is killed, an alcoholic lawyer is framed for the crime.

A match race between two feuding family's prize horses ends in tragedy when one of the jockeys is shot from the saddle by an unknown assailant.

A mining engineer is found stabbed in the back outside his partner's saloon.