Death Valley Days

A group of wagons leave a wagon train to head due west from Salt Lake City. Soon they find themselves trapped in a hot arid desert with their food and water diminishing rapidly.

The California desert is taking its toll on Rosie and her husband Aaron after months of failed mining.

A young bandit is robbing banks and businesses in a sheriff's territory.

Two people set out into the desert in search of the lost Pegleg gold mine.

Mamie Jaggers is one of the only single women in the mining town of Bullfrog, Nevada.

After an accident, a hard-rock miner and champion driller is encouraged by a dance hall girl to study law.

A butterfly collector comes to Death Valley and not only finds moths but discovers his true love.

A quiet dressmaker for the dance hall girls in a Western mining camp is discovered to be Tiger Lil.

An embittered prospector is robbed of a large sum, and the life he can provide his wife changes drastically.

Two rival restaurant owners see their competition take a romantic turn.

After the divisive issue of statehood for California is resolved, a family heads to the Sunshine State.

Sal and Laurie are in love, but Laurie believes that a marriage between an Indian and a white woman can't work. When Sal's mother dies, he receives information that he might be white. He sets out to prove he is white and win Laurie's hand.

The story of the church bells of the San Gabriel Mission and of the boy who helped make them possible.

Claim jumper Jennie attempts to jump the mining claim of Buck Hansen near Rhyolite, Nevada, and ends up rescuing Buck who is lost in Death Valley.

Two men running from a posse discover silver and must find a way to stake their claim without going to jail.

A young Mormon wife takes drastic measures to cope with life on the prairie.

A man arrives in Rawhide, Nevada, spends his last 10 dollars and becomes rich.

Zack and Zeke, slaves from Louisville, seek to buy their freedom by digging for gold.