Death Valley Days

After learning about a stash of hidden money from a dying outlaw, a man buys an abandoned mine and enlists help in searching for the loot.

An Irish miner hopes a man named Ben will help him find gold after Ben demonstrates magical powers.

A spectacular wrinkle develops around an aging marshal's refusal to wear glasses.

Sage Madison's husband leaves his Dakota Territory home to haul freight and hopes his wife is all right by herself. Two highwaymen show up and force Sage to cook and wait on them until she turns the tables on them.

The Ellsworth ranch hires mild-mannered Sam, who wishes to be a preacher. Fellow employee Web, a bully, targets him and forces a showdown. The love of the boss's daughter helps Sam take a stand.

Sandy King, the youngest member of an outlaw gang, is wounded. The gang captures cavalry officer Jason Beal but agree to free him on the condition that he take King for treatment.

A teacher engaged to a minister tries to conceal her gambling.

Tiger Lil leaves her dance hall days behind her by altering her dress and demeanor. Frank Johnson starts looking for her to profess his love, not believing she could change that much.

John Slaughter's deputy poses a problem: the maverick is prone to violence and accepting bribes.

A sheriff in Tucson pursues bank robbers and $62,000 in cash, which has been hidden in Colossal Cave.

Frank Ball arrives in L.A., announcing he has a horse with the most amazing swimming ability. When he starts selling tickets, a local woman is determined to expose him as a flim-flam man.

Cal and Sam share a mining claim, but Sam is a better writer than laborer. A set of circumstances prevent the friends from keeping control of their potential millions.

Hendry Brown takes the unenviable job of sheriff in a lawless town. When old habits die hard, Brown is faced with a moral dilemma as a friend from his outlaw past has an idea for easy money.

Rachel Barrett's act of kindness toward an injured Native leads to her family's capture by his fellow tribesmen. Despite their lives being endangered, Rachel continues to be compassionate, which impresses the chief.

The former boss of an alcoholic newspaperman must turn him sober before an important guest arrives.

John Parker has been raised by the Comanches since he was a boy and wants to remain with his Native family. Stranded in the desert after being injured, a young Mexican woman rescues him and he starts to wonder about his choice.

Renegade Natives led by a white man named Clay threaten the residents of a decommissioned fort.

Brit and Hannah Bailey fend off Natives and outlaws in 1820s Texas to hold onto their farm. When Stephen F. Austin arrives to claim the land as part of a government grant, Brit vows to fight whatever the cost.

Gold fever takes hold when Nellie learns that nuggets just lay on the ground in a remote area of Mexico.

Best friends recently out of the U.S. Army use a card game to determine an important decision about marriage.

Jack and Johnny left behind their outlaw ways and have a successful silver claim. Senator Stewart uses underhanded methods to obtain it and the men vow revenge.

Cora and Ella visit a remote Utah fort, not knowing it is under the threat of an Native attack. When the tribe's leader Black Wing becomes desperately ill, the women compassionately try to nurse him back to health.

George Parker is unwilling to follow the rules of either his father or his church in 1880s Utah. His friend Michael encourages his rebellious ways and suggests he even change his name. George decides to start his new life as Butch Cassidy.

To avenge his son's death, an embittered rancher sets out to destroy a cowtown.