All Star Western Theatre — 1946
21 episodes broadcast in 1946.
An Eastern heiress takes over a Western ranch and finds it overrun with cattle rustlers. Jean Rogers guests.
A wistful romance played out in the shadow of the Alamo, with singing cowboy Jimmy Wakely.
August 25, 1946
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A pampered ranch heir sets out to show his sweetheart -- and himself -- that he's got real grit. Eddie Dean guests.
Dale Evans tries to put her weekly country-music broadcast on the air from her brand-new dude ranch, with predictable chaos.
A rancher's Eastern-bred son turns up in dandy clothes, then startles everyone with quick fists and a quicker trigger. Ken Curtis guests.
A rootless cowhand hiding his past lands on a ranch plagued by gambling -- and the Holt family debuts as a team.
Smiley Burnette plays a country dentist who cracks a bank robbery between choruses of "The Dentist Song."
A tough hombre out of Texas rides in for a rugged Western yarn tailored to Tex Ritter.
A stranger new to town untangles a baffling stagecoach robbery. Johnny Mack Brown guests.
A Main Street gunfight ends strangely when the sound crew misses its cue and the shots never ring out. Allan "Rocky" Lane guests.
Part Old-West romance, part ghost story, with Jackie Cooper.
A talent agent and Smiley Burnette throw the ranch into pandemonium chasing a plan to rent it out as a movie backlot.
At a fiesta the Riders scheme to save lovely Lolita from a wedding she doesn't want. Jimmy Wakely guests.
A New York playboy grows into a real Westerner -- and finds romance along the way. William Marshall guests.
A bandleader wants a hot new number, and who better to cook one up than the Riders? Ken Curtis guests.
December 8, 1946
The Riders try once more to talk a pair of long-feuding old-timers into burying the hatchet over dinner. Eddie Dean guests.
A masked, milk-drinking dandy squares off against an outlaw gang in a Western whodunit. Dennis Moore guests.
December 29, 1946
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