Roy Rogers

Under California Stars -- Rancher Roy and his boys track down a gang who have stolen Trigger and are holding him for ransom.

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A serviceman and a starlet find love at the star-staffed serviceman's center.

In this classic screwball comedy, Bob Hope stars as hapless life insurance salesman Milford Farnsworth, a man who unwittingly sells a policy to the notorious Wild West outlaw Jesse James (Wendell Corey). Of course, when Farnsworth tries to cancel the policy, James has more than a few tricks up his sleeve. Directed by Norman Z. McLeod, this film also features cameos by legendary Western stars Gary Cooper, Roy Rogers, Gene Autry and James Garner.

America's favorite singing cowboy, Roy Rogers, plays a character by the same name who owns an oil pipeline located near a missile-launching site. The devious Gregory Camwell (Grant Withers) covets the site and steals some of Roy's oil while gaining access. In an action-packed climax, Camwell rigs a missile with explosives and Roy tries to stop him in an all-out fistfight on top of an oil derrick!

Highway engineer Roy Rogers helps run a rehabilitation camp for young first-time crimial offenders. Powerful landowner Andrew Willard assigns his crooked foreman Devery to stop the building the new highway Roy is supervising, which will run through his valuable ranch land. However, Devery is also stealing his boss' prize cattle and stealing valuable jewelry from local wealthy ranchers. Roy's young offenders are threatened with arrest and the camp shut down. Willard's niece June (Edwards) protests her uncle's threats, and joins up with Roy to find and bring to justice the real criminals.

Highway engineer Roy Rogers helps run a rehabilitation camp for young first-time crimial offenders. Powerful landowner Andrew Willard assigns his crooked foreman Devery to stop the building the new highway Roy is supervising, which will run through his valuable ranch land. However, Devery is also stealing his boss' prize cattle and stealing valuable jewelry from local wealthy ranchers. Roy's young offenders are threatened with arrest and the camp shut down. Willard's niece June (Edwards) protests her uncle's threats, and joins up with Roy to find and bring to justice the real criminals.

Roy Rogers rides to the aid of veteran cowboy star Jack Holt when greedy rivals covet Holt's Christmas tree business. Backed by several other Western stars, Roy thwarts the baddies and gets a misguided lumber baron to see the error of his ways. A veritable "who's who" of Republic Studios' top cowboy stars appear, including Rex Allen, Allan "Rocky" Lane, Monte Hale, Tom Tyler, Ray "Crash" Corrigan, Kermit Maynard and Tom Keene.

Roy Rogers and his horse, Trigger, star in this B Western from Rogers's Republic Pictures days. Hoodlums have run away with gold ore after murdering the gold's rightful owner, and an undercover insurance investigator (Rogers) is hot on their trail. Before the whodunit is solved, however, the agent discovers that the man behind the heinous crime is someone he didn't expect. Dale Evans (Rogers's wife) and Pat Brady co-star.

When a gang of counterfeiters kidnaps a recently paroled crook and forces him to help them forge a batch of gold certificates, it's up to hard-nosed U.S. Marshal Roy Rogers and deputy Pat Callahan (Dale Evans) to bring them down. Directed by William Witney, this classic Western co-stars Russ Vincent, Estelita Rodriguez and Fred Kohler Jr. and features the songs "It's One Wonderful Day" and "Rootin' Tootin' Cowboy."

Roy Rogers stars in yet another classic Republic Studios Western, playing a lawman who returns home to help a beloved teacher. It seems the teacher's son is now an outlaw and has committed many heinous crimes since he left. He and the other riders have also infected the cattle of Sunset Valley with hoof-and-mouth disease, and the town is on the brink of disaster. Features Dale Evans, Pat Brady and "the smartest horse in the movies," Trigger.

When his friend and co-worker Tom Sharper (Clayton Moore of TV's "The Lone Ranger") is injured while tracking a band of smugglers who are sneaking fugitives into the United States, border patrol officer Roy Rogers steps up to save the day. Joining Rogers and Moore in this classic Western are Roy Barcroft as the menacing Bart Carroll, and Gail Davis (TV's "Annie Oakley") as Roy's love interest, Susan Hathaway.