Hopalong Cassidy

Hoppy clears Lucky Jenkins on a charge of bank robbery and foils the plot of a crooked lawyer who plans to rustle a herd of pedigree cattle.

On a dangerous cattle drive through rustler country, Hoppy and his friends encounter the conniving paleontology "professor" Hepburn, who has other reasons for joining the team.

At the outbreak of the Spanish-American war, Hoppy outwits a crooked ranch owner and his gang to round up much-needed cavalry horses for the U.S. Army.

Hoppy teaches Englishwoman Lorna Drake about ranch management and fends off her murderous fiancé.

Hoppy and Lucky get themselves arrested in a town controlled by a ruthless cattle baron when they try to assist a rancher troubled by rustlers.

Hoppy's old friend Belle Starr is released from prison only to face a hail of bullets when she agrees to hide framed-up Lucky from a two-faced cowhand and his gang.

Hoppy investigates the death of a mine owner and discovers a secret passageway leading to a rival mineshaft, where he catches one of the raiders in the act.

After investigating a stagecoach robbery, Hoppy and Windy discover that the money on board was going to be used by a local banker to pay off the mortgages of a monopolizing land-owner.

Beautiful new schoolteacher June Lake aims to keep the unruly schoolhouse children in line, but Hoppy gets suspicious when the chauvinistic Mayor Judson Thorpe proposes to her.

Disguising himself as a milquetoast Easterner who writes Western novels, Hoppy enrolls in a dude ranch in order to unmask the murderer of the owner's husband.

Hoppy risks death to convince the family and friends of vanished rancher Tom Murdock that his ghost has not returned from the dead to haunt them.

In his search for a gang counterfeiting Mexican currency, Hoppy learns that the Twin Rivers newspaper is printing more than news.

Hoppy tries to help a young Mexican laborer whose knife was found in a banker's back.

While investigating raids by white men dressed as Indians, Hoppy and Red find valuable copper on the Indians' land.

An old gold miner is suspected in a train robbery after he's found in possession of the gold that was stolen.

Hoppy steps in when a notorious outlaw tries to force his honest father and brother to help him collect the reward for his own capture.

Hoppy helps an old prospector whose discovery of gold has earned him several new friends and enemies.

Hoppy steps in when the nephew of a contractor building a railroad is killed and all the construction plans stolen.

Hoppy helps an old settler and his son fight a land grabber who's determined to take over their ranch.

Hoppy frightens an outlaw gang by writing in prominent places the code numbers 3-7-77, the symbol of a band of vigilante terrorists.

Hoppy tries to trick an elderly woman's kidnappers by inducing Red Connors to wear her clothes.

Hoppy and Red arrest a young man whom they find wounded near the body of his uncle, but they soon learn that he's suffering from amnesia and try to clear him.

When a Mexican rancher accuses an innocent man of murder, Hoppy uses a black sombrero to clear the frame-up victim and save a wealthy young heiress.

Hoppy and Red are on the trail of a killer but they get locked in a religious shrine during a festival.

Hoppy and Red are trapped in a burning house by a lovely young woman who has robbed a bank while posing as an old lady.