The top western stars of the silver screen are featured in the All-Star Western Theatre, a highly entertaining series of shows first heard in 1946. Hosted by Cottonseed Clark and highlighted by the music of Foy Willing and the Riders of the Purple Sage, the 20 Broadcasts in this collection offer a virtual round-up of singing cowboys, including Tex Ritter, Eddie Dean, Jimmy Wakely, and Ken Curtis, as well as favorites like Tim Holt, Wild Bill Elliott, Alan Rocky Lane, and Johnny Mack Brown. If you ever sat in a theater thrilled to an exciting chase on horseback, rooting for the hero and booing the bad guys, you're going to love the sparkling and fully restored sound of the All-Star Western Theatre from Radio Archives.

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Republic Pictures' singing cowboy Gene Autry stars in this first volume of 'Melody Ranch, offering a pleasant and tuneful opportunity to hear Gene and his musicians perform a wide range of musical favorites, as well as the banter between Gene, his fellow musicians, and sidekick Pat Buttram. Combining music, comedy, and dramatic sequences featuring Autry as the moral two-fisted hero, the twenty shows in this collection give us a chance to revisit a time when the good guys always wore white hats, a really good on-screen fist fight made for a rousing afternoon of movie entertainment, and when a singing cowboy might have flirted with an attractive young lady, but usually ended up crooning his horse as screen faded black.

Gene Autry's Melody Ranch, Volume 1

Gene Autry's Melody Ranch, Volume 2

Have Gun, Will Travel: Volume 2 starts John Dehner as Paladin, a cultured and sophisticated gentleman with an eye for the ladies, a taste for gourmet food, wine, and cigars, and enough skill, nerve, and well-oiled artillery to make him a top-notch gunfighter. Headquartered at the fashionable Carleton Hotel in San Francisco, Paladin chooses to finance his luxurious lifestyle by being a combination go-between, negotiator, and hired gun-a white night, as it were- for those who need such assistance. He relies on his brains as much as his nerve, frequently quotes Shakespeare, and makes his reputation by using a distinctive business card that features the symbol of a where chess night and reads, simply, Have Gun, Will Travel. Wire Paladin, San Francisco.

Have Gun, Will Travel, Volume 2

Have Gun, Will Travel: Volume 3 starts John Dehner as Paladin, a cultured and sophisticated gentleman with an eye for the ladies, a taste for gourmet food, wine, and cigars, and enough skill, nerve, and well-oiled artillery to make him a top-notch gunfighter. Headquartered at the fashionable Carleton Hotel in San Francisco, Paladin chooses to finance his luxurious lifestyle by being a combination go-between, negotiator, and hired gun-a white night, as it were- for those who need such assistance. He relies on his brains as much as his nerve, frequently quotes Shakespeare, and makes his reputation by using a distinctive business card that features the symbol of a where chess night and reads, simply, Have Gun, Will Travel. Wire Paladin, San Francisco.

Have Gun, Will Travel, Volume 3

Have Gun, Will Travel: Volume 6 starts John Dehner as Paladin, a cultured and sophisticated gentleman with an eye for the ladies, a taste for gourmet food, wine, and cigars, and enough skill, nerve, and well-oiled artillery to make him a top-notch gunfighter. Headquartered at the fashionable Carleton Hotel in San Francisco, Paladin chooses to finance his luxurious lifestyle by being a combination go-between, negotiator, and hired gun-a white night, as it were- for those who need such assistance. He relies on his brains as much as his nerve, frequently quotes Shakespeare, and makes his reputation by using a distinctive business card that features the symbol of a where chess night and reads, simply, Have Gun, Will Travel. Wire Paladin, San Francisco.

Have Gun, Will Travel, Volume 6

A cowboy singer and actor, Roy Rogers was one of the most popular Western stars of the twentieth century. Appearing in over one hundred films, and numerous television and radio appearances, he became known as the King of the Cowboys, the embodiment of the all-American hero to many. Roy was often joined by his wife, Dale Evans, Queen of the West, as well as his famous golden palomino Trigger, which was known for his ability to do tricks. Roy Roger's radio show ran for nine years before moving to television in 1951. This is the first volume of the radio program.

Roy Rogers, Volume 2

Republic Pictures' singing cowboy Gene Autry stars in this first volume of 'Melody Ranch, offering a pleasant and tuneful opportunity to hear Gene and his musicians perform a wide range of musical favorites, as well as the banter between Gene, his fellow musicians, and sidekick Pat Buttram. Combining music, comedy, and dramatic sequences featuring Autry as the moral two-fisted hero, the twenty shows in this collection give us a chance to revisit a time when the good guys always wore white hats, a really good on-screen fist fight made for a rousing afternoon of movie entertainment, and when a singing cowboy might have flirted with an attractive young lady, but usually ended up crooning his horse as screen faded black.

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All-Star Western Theatre

All-Star Western Theatre

Gene Autry's Melody Ranch, Volume 1

Gene Autry's Melody Ranch, Volume 2

Have Gun, Will Travel, Volume 2

Have Gun, Will Travel, Volume 3

Have Gun, Will Travel, Volume 6

Roy Rogers, Volume 2

Gene Autry's Melody Ranch, Volume 1

Gene Autry's Melody Ranch, Volume 2