Annie Oakley

Annie and Lofty try to locate a desperate outlaw wanted for the murder of a lawman, but Tagg is more interested in trying to find a prospective husband for a shy schoolteacher.

A Dutch gunsmith shows Annie the revolutionary new rifle he has developed for the army of his adopted country, but word of it spreads and outlaws become interested.

The Grangers are unaware that the charming young man from Boston, who has come to look over their ranch, is an outlaw planning to purchase it with the money from his first holdup.

When a boy whose father was killed asks for help finding a ghost town before he goes off to live with his aunt, Annie becomes afraid for his and Tagg's safety.

Annie tries to figure out what happened to a shipment of money that was stolen near a shack belonging to an old miser who has started behaving oddly.

When a history buff thinks he has discovered a map to the location of Spanish treasure, outlaws become interested.

A stranger seems to be unduly interested when an old prospector who has struck it rich makes plans to open a new bank that will specialize in loaning grubstake money to other prospectors.

Some of the county's more bigoted citizens are up in arms when an Indian inherits the stage line with the mail franchise from his former patron.

Annie and Tagg try to prove the innocence of aging circus sharpshooter Snowy Kringle, who has been arrested for stealing an Army payroll.

Annie becomes a boxing promoter to raise money for a new school, but then outlaws break out of jail and try to steal the funds that have been collected.

Annie disguises herself as an Indian so that she can attend a tribal meeting and prevent the wronged Navahos from declaring war.

Annie tries to help a retired marshal who is ashamed of his irresponsible son, the owner of a gambling palace.

Annie tries to help an innocent man who has been mistaken for his double, a notorious desperado.

When an old boyfriend of Annie's arrives in town, she finds that Lofty suspects him of being a notorious outlaw.

When Tagg temporarily becomes sheriff during National Boys Week, he unwittingly allows an outlaw to hijack a shipment of gunpowder.

Settlers are being threatened if they refuse to sell their land for half of what it's worth.

While everyone is distracted by a wedding, outlaws rob the bank.

A man and his son are suspected of being responsible for the death of a popular old man who they accompanied on a treasure hunt.

Lofty masquerades as a gunman to expose an outlaw plot, but then finds he has to challenge Annie in a shooting match.

A young orphan friend of Tagg's thinks that his guardian, a former outlaw, is planning to return to a life of crime.

A young man returns to Diablo to practice medicine after his father put him through medical school.

When a man discovers gold on his property, his greedy neighbor hires a gunfighter to get rid of him.

A daydreaming young girl convinces Tagg that they have found a treasure map.

An unscrupulous politician threatens to tell a man's nephew the truth about his outlaw father unless the man withdraws from the campaign.

An inexperienced kid from Mississippi, who has come to Diablo to live with his sister, keeps trying to prove himself.

Everyone thinks that Deputy Sheriff Lofty Craig is a coward when he refuses to face down a ruthless gunfighter who once saved his life.

Anie tries to help a former soldier who is accused of murdering an Indian in a land dispute.

Annie tries to organize support for local settlers who have become discouraged by crop failures and Indian raids.

Two women arrive in town, each claiming to be the daughter of a murdered barber and laying claim to the ranch he had refused to sell.

Bank robbers are foiled by a clerk who manages to send off their descriptions by telegraph before he dies from his wounds.

A mysterious vigilante who has been trying to help water-starved homesteaders against wealthy ranchers is framed for a bank robbery.

Annie tries to help a girl whose father is overly protective, since his wife left him years earlier to be with a rodeo cowboy.

When his grandson actually comes to visit him, an old prospector who has been writing to the boy with tall tales of his imaginary exploits, actually tries to live up to his tales by capturing an outlaw gang.

A recent rash of robberies have been accompanied by practical jokes.

When Tagg finds an injured man with amnesia wandering outside town, Annie discovers that the man is wanted for robbery and murder.