Bells of San Angelo. Colorado. Robin Hood of the Pecos. Young Bill Hickok.
Notes:
Originally produced as motion pictures in 1940, 1941, and 1947. Bells of San Angelo: Roy Rogers, Dale Evans, Andy Devine, John McGuire, Olaf Hytten and David Sharpe -- Colorado: Roy Rogers, George "Gabby " Hayes, Pauline Moore, Milburn Stone, Hal (Wally Wales) Taliaferro, Jay Novello -- Robin Hood of the Pecos: Roy Rogers, George "Gabby " Hayes -- Young Bill Hickok: Roy Rogers, George "Gabby" Hayes, Trigger, Sally Payne.
Contents:
Young Bill Hickok (1940). Colorado (1940) -- Robin Hood of the Pecos (1941) -- Young Bill Hickok (1940).
Summary:
Bells of Angelo: "Roy must find proof that a silver mine is transferring ore from a Mexican mine to his own mine across the border in order to trump up the worthless operation's value"--Container. Colorado: "Trouble with the Indians in Denver is diverting much needed troops from the Union side of the Civil War, so Army intelligence sends Lieutenant Jerry Burke to investigate. Once there, Jerry learns that the man responsible for the uprising is his own brother. Using the name of Donald Mason, he is working with the corrupt Indian commissioner to provide weapons for tribesmen"--Container. Robin Hood of the Pecos: "After the Civil War, Ballard decides he'll take control of the local ranch lands by declaring martial law to drive out the settlers. When Roy is elected sheriff this only enrages Ballard, which makes things even worse for everyone. Roy is the only one who can stop Ballard"--Container. Young Bill Hickok: "Freight agent Bill Hickok assigns his friend Gabby Whittaker to secretly take a gold shipment across the California line with the horses he is driving, accompanied by Calamity Jane Canary. Bill confides his plans to his love Louise who, concerned with Bill's safety, expresses her worry to Nicholas Tower. Unfortunately, Nicholas is a representative of the very forces Bill is assigned to guard against"--Container.
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