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"Roy Rogers Collection: 20 Movie Pack" includes: "Carson City Kid" (1940) - Roy Rogers, posing as The Carson City Kid, is determined to exact vengeance on his brother's killer. "Colorado" (1940) - It's the height of the Civil War, and Union troops are bogged down in Colorado dealing with local troubles. "Young Bill Hickok" (1940) - Bill Hickok is responsible for a gold shipment leaving California that is stolen from Gabby and Calamity Jane. "In Old Caliente" (1939) - Roy must clear his name of a murder charge and bring the true killer and his band of outlaws to justice. "Rough Riders' Round-Up" (1939) - Border Patrol recruits Roy and Rusty must track down the killer of their fellow recruit Tom. "Sheriff Of Tombstone" (1941) - Roy is mistaken for a hired gun brought into Tombstone by the mayor to help him take over the town. "Lights Of Old Santa Fe" (1944) - Dale's rodeo is on the brink of bankruptcy and a crooked rival rodeo owner is setting his sights on Dale and her operation. "My Pal Trigger" (1946) - Roy returns from jail to clear his name and prove another man shot Gabby's horse, Golden Sovereign. "Cowboy And The Senorita" (1944) - Roy must stop the sale of a friend's mine when he discovers a hidden mineshaft filled with gold. "Bells Of San Angelo" (1942) - Border guard Roy must expose a silver mine scheme, where an underground tunnel runs the ore under the border. "Under California Stars" (1948) - Roy must rescue Trigger from a gang of horse thieves, who want a ransom of $100,000 for his return. "The Arizona Kid" (1939) - Roy and Gabby must stop some outlaw gangs causing trouble in Missouri during the Civil War. "Utah" (1945) - A young woman has inherited a Utah ranch and must sell it. The ranch foreman who's been running the profitable ranch decides to dupe the new owner. "Billy The Kid Returns" (1938) - Roy Rogers is mistaken for Billy the Kid and must redeem himself by bringing some criminals to justice. "Days Of Jesse James" (1939) - A bank is robbed and after uncovering some clues, Rogers discovers that the crime isn't what it appears to be. "Robin Hood Of The Pecos" (1941) - Tired of the cruel treatment by a bureaucrat, Roy and Gabby set out to bring peace back to their town. "Hands Across The Border" (1944) - Two horse ranchers are vying for a valuable Army contract to provide horses for the cavalry. "Heldorado" (1946) - Roy is a Nevada State Ranger in Las Vegas for a convention and he gets involved with some counterfeiters. "Bells Of Rosarita" (1945) - Roy and Gabby are on the road to help their friend save the family circus, which she inherited from her father. "King Of The Cowboys" (1943) - Roy is tracking some saboteurs who are using a traveling show as a cover for their illegal activities.
| Starring: | Roy Rogers, Dale Evans, George "Gabby" Hayes |
| Studio Name: | Digital One Stop |
| DVD Release Date: | 02/06/2007 |
| Rating: | Not Rated |
| Format: | DVD |
| Screen Format: | Full Frame |
| Run Time (in minutes): | 0 minutes |
| Language: | English |
| Audio Tracks: | Dolby Digital, English Stereo Surround |
| Shipping Weight (in pounds): | 0.385 |
| Product in Inches (L x W x H): | 5.5 x 0.68 x 7.75 |
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