The Gene Autry Show

An eleven-year-old violinist falls into the hands of crooks when he runs away from home and the concert stage to visit Gene's ranch.

A stage is robbed, and a bejeweled dancer and a wounded cavalryman are among the victims of the attack.

Gene, Pat, and a parson rid the town of Scorpion of a gambling ring and crooked politicians.

Gene enters his matched bays in a carnival chariot race and defeats a band of unscrupulous carnival operators.

Gene is on the trail of an arms-smuggling gang, following them to the Mexican border where he joins with a law-enforcement officer to stop the gang's crooked operations.

A hardheaded businesswoman finds that efficiency is not the only thing to consider when running the ranch where Gene is foreman.

Gene aids two women who are victims of a mail-order marriage racket.

In a plot to uncover a counterfeiting ring, Gene and Pat pretend to be bitter enemies.

Gene takes over a ranch and turns it into a home for underprivileged boys. He encounters shady ranch hands and a troubled city kid. Part one of a trilogy.

Gene tries to help a confirmed criminal by giving him a second chance at the Flying-A-Ranch, but the man turns out be his own worst enemy. Part two of a trilogy.

When Gene welcomes a girl to his ranch for underprivileged boys, he becomes involved with a hardened band of crooks who are trying to take the ranch back. Part three of a trilogy.

An empty stagecoach prompts Gene to investigate a recent mine disaster.