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.

An aging marshal fights against growing old.

A Dakota wife left on her own becomes the unwilling servant of two opportunistic highwaymen.

A woman's love inspires a man to face a bully.

A cavalryman must track down an outlaw band.

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.

Sheriff 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.

Samuel Clemens (Tom Skerritt) tries prospecting.

An outlaw-turned-lawman faces a moral dilemma.

An Indian chief gives a woman a terrible choice.

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 terrorizes the residents living in a decommissioned fort.

A frontier couple battles Indians, outlaws and a government-issued land grant to save their ranch.

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 arrive at an isolated fort in dangerous Utah territory; Indian women attempt to cure their ailing tribe leader, Black Wing.

George Parker is unwilling to follow the rules of either his father or his church in the 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.

A new rail line causes disruption in a town.