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 attempts to trap an artist who has been framing his subjects in more ways than one.

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.