Stories of the Century

Railroad Detective Matt Clark (Jim Davis) and his assistant Frankie Adams (Mary Castle), investigate the stealing of a herd of horses belonging to the U. S. Cavalry.

Matt Clark sets out on the trail of a gang of cattle rustlers led by one of the West's youngest and most notorious outlaws, Billy Bonney, aka Billy the Kid.

Matt Clark and his assistant pursue the vengeful James brothers, Frank and Jesse, who declare war on the law after their young half-brother is killed in a police ambush.

The Detective goes after Apache chief Geronimo (Chief Yowlachie), who has been identified by Joe Burns (Emile Meyer), as the leader of a band of freight-car robbers.

Matt and Frankie are asked by Colonel Marsham to infiltrate the vicious Quantrill gang. They do so on the eve of the Lawrence Kansas massacre that they are unable to prevent.

Matt and Frankie head to Sweetwater, Wyoming where major cattle ranches are suffering heavy losses. A woman nicknamed Cattle Kate becomes the focus.

After the Sam Bass gang steals sixty thousand dollars of gold from a train on which Frankie rides, Frankie acts as a waitress romantically interested in captured henchman Hayes.

Clark learns of Johnny Ringo while investigating a train robbery. Frankie gets a job allowing her to do some undercover work. Matt meets Johnny, a noted gunslinger.

Matt and Frankie head to Coffeyville in 1892 when they hear that the Dalton brothers and their gang are planning something big. They arrive to thwart the double bank robbery.

Matt and Frankie head to Tombstone, Arizona to track down Doc Holliday who they suspect is involved with the Clanton gang.

The Younger Brothers believe their past with the Quantrill Raiders keeps them from living an honest life and start planning a daring bank robbery in Minnesota.

John Wesley Hardin, the infamous killer, is herding cattle to Abilene when he shoots two Indians in cold blood. Detectives Matt & Frankie arrive in Kansas to bring him to justice.

The 1850's California gold fields is home to notorious bandit Joaquin Murietta. Matt and Frankie arrive to track him down but he kidnaps Frankie, believing she owns his hacienda.

Chief Crazy Horse kills a doctor who treated his daughter. His wife tells Frankie that he will attack an Army train, and Matt tries to convince the other tribes to stop him.

Black Bart is responsible for a string of stage coach robberies but he has proved elusive to company detectives Matt and Frankie.

Plummer is the corrupt sheriff of Bannack, Montana in 1863-64 and runs a criminal gang. When another stage is robbed, Matt and Frankie find out who is responsible.

After Longley and Kelso escape from a chain gang, Matt goes to a circus where Longley's girlfriend Mamie works while Kelso comes to get Mamie but mistakenly takes Frankie.

As the end of the 19th century, a murdering desperado Harry Tracy terrorizes America's northwest. Matt and Frankie head there after a train is stolen with Frankie going undercover.

Butch Cassidy is presented as a jovial type against killing as the leader of the Wild Bunch. Matt and Frankie go after the outlaws when bank notes appear with phony signatures.