Death Valley Days

A dance hall woman is disliked by the ladies of the town until she takes care of the ill during an epidemic.

After years of elegant living in Washington, the newly appointed director of the Carson City mint is in for a rude awakening.

The town drunk Solomon asks the current newspaper owner to aid in his tall tales to his sister.

The dispute over the California-Nevada state border causes problems for a man and the woman he loves.

Bill Stewart tries his hand in California as a gold miner but quickly realizes his future lies as a lawyer. As his legal practice flourishes, he has a whirlwind courtship with a beautiful woman.

The new schoolteacher is having trouble getting the attention of her unruly students until she demonstrates her skill with a six shooter.

Cavalry man Larry Brooks is escorting a group through peaceful Native territory, but a new rifle in restricted use brings the threat of death to the pioneers.

The mining town of Columbia, California has burned twice - so Philo Clark leads an effort to purchase the latest fire engine. Philo dubs it 'Little Papeete' but his girlfriend Sue becomes jealous of the men's devotion to the machine.

Lotta's early years are in California gold mining camps, where her mother runs a boarding house and her father is a failed prospector. Briefly under the tutelage of Lola Montez, Lotta rises to be a famous singer and actress.

A young miner is afflicted with a monumental problem: claustrophobia.

The discovery of a nugget weighing 12 pounds causes an uproar in a California gold town.

When love first comes to elderly Jimmy Dayton, he buys a toupee and a set of store teeth, hoping to win the hand of a gold-digging dance girl.

John Thompson wants to get the mail out during the winters and comes up with creative ways to make it happen.

A young mining engineer is sent to negotiate a peace treaty with Natives who refuse to let a railroad cross their lands. Matters are complicated by a young lady who insists on joining his mission.

Cowpoke Curt Morrison and pal Josh locate a spring on Native land soon to be opened to homesteaders.

Susie is blind and bitter, and Steve helps her to find a purpose in life. Susie witnesses a stage robbery and her heightened senses play a key role.

Lucretia's family endures years of poverty and humiliation because her daydreaming husband hates steady work.

Sam Swift is in love with Marjorie Delafield and intends to marry her, but her father Marcus doesn't approve - and will only give his consent if Sam can make a fortune in three days.