Death Valley Days

A woman outwits a shanghaiing saloon keeper.

A rich miner seeks to buy out his competitors.

A Chumash Indian leads a bloodless revolt.

A recent widower insists on getting a headstone.

Sacagawea guides explorers Lewis and Clark.

An outlaw agrees to help trap a bank robber.

Kit Carson seeks to wed his Arapaho girlfriend.

In the rough frontier town of Trinidad, Sister Blandina comes to the aid of a wounded robber when no one else will; as she works to comfort him, she learns he is a friend of the notorious Billy the Kid.

A wife drives a stagecoach to transport silver to Hillsboro after bandits attack her husband.

A rough-hewn girl transforms herself for a man.

A man must discredit the vicious captain of an oyster boat.

A new marshal must battle his predecessor.

A miner salts a diamond mine to trick a banker.

Count Peter intends to wed a don's daughter, but a misunderstanding lands him in hot water.

A prospector's wife waits 22 years for a dress.

A woman moves to Dakota from Sweden to wed homesteader Gustaf Olsson and becomes disheartened about life on the frontier until she befriends another married couple.

An Indian woman rescues two traders captured by Mexicans while headed to Santa Fe, N.M.

Aaron's wife Rosie threatens to leave him and their dilapidated homestead until he makes a discovery with the potential to earn them a fortune.

A wagon train stranded in Death Valley begins to lose hope after two party members leave to find supplies and don't return.

Thugs overhear a gold miner's claims of wealth.

Prospectors venture into Death Valley to find a legendary lost mine and all but one, old Charley Alford, turn back after running low on supplies; when no one hears from Charley after two days, the men consider a rescue mission.

Lumbermen and settlers vie for an Idaho forest.

A wagonmaster taking a new route to California leads his party astray and faces a revolt.

A land manager tries to outfox two women attempting to rightfully claim their property by sending two brothers after them, but the scheme begins to fall apart when the men become infatuated.

A settler tries to prove his wife is an heiress.

Pike, a trapper with a toxic attitude, becomes determined to win his girlfriend back by remaining calm, but his hot temper ends up saving him when he runs into Dakota Indians while hunting.