Radio Ranch(1935) VHS
Gene Autry's the ranch owner whose radium-rich property is coveted by some crooks, and the fight leads both parties to the underground kingdom of Murania in this feature-length version of Gene Autry's action-packed ``Phantom Empire'' serial. With Betsy King Ross, Frankie Darro, Smiley Burnette. 70 min. 
Oh, Susanna!(1936) VHS
Gene Autry is in deep trouble in this adventure. A killer has stolen his name and identity, and it's up to Gene and sidekick Smiley Burnette to prove his innocence. 56 min. 
Man Of The Frontier(1936) VHS
Gene Autry signs on as a ditch-rider in the Red River Valley to find out who has been dynamiting irrigation projects. AKA: "Red River Valley." 56 min. 
Ride, Ranger, Ride(1936) VHS
Texas Ranger Gene Autry does some scouting work for the Army and helps them get an ammunition shipment past some renegade Comanches. Solid western action with Smiley Burnette, Monte Blue, Chief Thundercloud. 54 min. 
Guns And Guitars(1936) VHS
An action-packed Western saga starring Gene Autry as a cowboy who turns sheriff of a town after he finds the dastardly dudes responsible for killing the town's former lawman. Dorothy Dix, Tom London and Smiley Burnette also star. 58 min. 
The Old Corral(1936) VHS
Singing sheriff Gene Autry has to deal with big-city blackhats when some Chicago mobsters (!) head out west to track down a murder witness. And if that's not enough, this action-packed oater also features the Sons of the Pioneers (with a young Roy Rogers); Smiley Burnette, Hope Manning, Lon Chaney, Jr. also star. 54 min. 
The Big Show(1936) VHS
Filmed on location at the Texas Centennial in Dallas, this unusual Gene Autry outing finds him in a dual role: an egotistical film cowboy named Tom Ford and his good-natured stunt double (named, of course, Gene Autry). The fun starts when Ford is booked to appear at the Texas fair and Autry agrees to fill in for him. With Smiley Burnette, Kay Hughes, The Light Crust Doughboys and The Sons of the Pioneers (whose numbers include a young Roy Rogers). 56 min. 
Round-Up Time In Texas(1937) VHS
Gene Autry and Smiley Burnette bring a herd of horses to the diamond fields of Africa, and Gene is framed on a charge of diamond smuggling. 56 min. 
The Old Barn Dance(1937) VHS
Gene Autry is a radio singer/cowboy whose sponsor turns out to be a tractor company! Gene and Smiley Burnette have to use some horse sense to get the ranchers to stick with good old-fashioned horsepower. Look for a young Roy Rogers. 56 min. 
Springtime In The Rockies(1937) VHS
Gene Autry and Smiley Burnette find themselves in the middle of a range war when they take the side of sheep herders moving into cattle territory. 56 min. 
Yodelin' Kid From Pine Ridge(1937) VHS
Gene Autry sings, lassos, rides, sings and gets the bad guys in this Western adventure complete with sidekick Smiley Burnette, pretty ranch owner Betty Bronson and a band of cattle rustlers. 52 min. 
Public Cowboy Number One(1937) VHS
Gene Autry and faithful sidekick Smiley Burnette use crimefighting tactics of the Old West to corral a band of modern-day cattle rustlers who hijack trucks. 55 min. 
Rootin' Tootin' Rhythm(1937) VHS
Cattle rustlers are after Gene Autry's herd, so he and sidekick Smiley Burnette assume the indentities of some dead outlaws in order to work their way into the gang. The scheme works...until the "dead" bad guys show up! Monte Blue, Armida also star. 53 min. 
Git Along, Little Dogies(1937) VHS
Gene Autry in an exciting Western adventure about an oil well being drilled in the middle of cattle country. Lots of good songs and yodelling with the words of ``Red River Valley'' on the screen so you can sing along. 54 min. 
Boots And Saddles(1937) VHS
Gene Autry is a ranch foreman whose boss turns out to be a British youngster. Gene also has to contend with an unscrupulous competitor, the colonel's feisty daughter, a barn fire and the well-meaning blunders of sidekick Smiley Burnette. 59 min. 
Man From Music Mountain(1938) VHS
Gene Autry and sidekick Smiley Burnette foil a worthless gold-mining stock swindle in this rip-roarin,' rootin'-tootin' oater. 54 min. 
Colorado Sunset(1939) VHS
Gene Autry and his cow-punching pals swallow their pride when Smiley Burnette spends their land stake on a sissy dairy ranch, but it's a man's job after all when racketeers demand a payoff from them. With screen Tarzans Buster Crabbe and Elmo Lincoln. 58 min. 
Blue Montana Skies(1939) VHS
The fur really flies when a dead man's clue puts Gene Autry and Smiley Burnette on the trail of pelt smugglers from across the border in this action-filled outing. Gene croons "Rockin' in the Saddle All Day," "I Just Want You" and "'Neath the Blue Montana Sky." With June Storey, Tully Marshall, Glenn Strange. 56 min. 
Gaucho Serenade(1940) VHS
Gene Autry has a South of the Border odyssey, and while he doesn't come back with a snazzy bumper sticker for his car, he and sidekick Smiley Burnette do manage to help old amigo Duncan Renaldo save his son from some shifty businessmen. Ole! With June Storey, Smith Ballew. 66 min. NOTE: This Title Is Out Of Print; Limit One Per Customer.
Melody Ranch(1940) VHS
Advertised as a musical more than a western in order to broaden Gene Autry's appeal, this modern-day frontier drama finds singing radio star Autry being made an honorary sherrif during a visit to his Arizona hometown, then being called on to act the part when crooks disrupt the festivities. Ann Miller, Vera Vague, Gabby Hayes and Jimmy Durante, as Gene's announcer, co-star. Songs include "Call of the Canyon," "What Are Cowboys Made Of?" and the title tune. 84 min. NOTE: This Title Is Out Of Print; Limit One Per Customer.
Back In The Saddle(1941) VHS
Along with singing what came to be his signature tune, "Back in the Saddle," Gene Autry finds plenty of time to croon while putting the kibosh on some no-goods out to swindle him out of the copper discovered on Autry's ranch. With Smiley Burnette, Mary Lee and Edward Norris. 71 min. NOTE: This Title Is Out Of Print; Limit One Per Customer.
Bells Of Capistrano(1942) VHS
When rodeo owner Virginia Grey's business is threatened by some rapscallions, in come Gene Autry and Smiley Burnette to ring the bad guys' bells and set things right. This was Autry's last film before beginning a four-year military stint. With Morgan Conway, Joe Strauch, Jr. 73 min. NOTE: This Title Is Out Of Print; Limit One Per Customer.
Sioux City Sue(1946) VHS
In his first movie since leaving the Army, Gene Autry plays a singing cattle rancher (that's a cattle rancher who sings, not a rancher of singing cattle) who is brought to Hollywood by a female talent scout. To Gene's dismay, they want him to supply the voice of an animated crooning donkey! What's worse, some blackhats are out to flood Autry's spread. With Lynne Roberts, Sterling Holloway. 69 min. NOTE: This Title Is Out Of Print; Limit One Per Customer.
Trail To San Antone(1947) VHS
Unusual oater outing for Gene Autry finds the cowboy trying to help a handicapped jockey who wishes to ride Champion in a big race. Trouble ensues when Champion is led away by a wild mare (who hasn't been there?), and Gene must track them down from the air. Peggy Stewart, Sterling Holloway co-star. 67 min. NOTE: This Title Is Out Of Print; Limit One Per Customer.
The Last Round-Up(1947) VHS
It's Gene Autry to the rescue of a tribe of Indians who must leave their land when it's marked for part of an aqueduct construction project. With Jean Heather, Bobby Blake, Frank Morgan, Jay Silverheels and Champion, Jr. 77 min. 
Loaded Pistols(1948) VHS
Guns-a'blazin' Western actioner finds Gene Autry safeguarding a young cowpoke wrongly accused of murder, while dogging the real killers. Gene also finds time to sing ``Loaded Pistols,'' ``Blue Tail Fly'' and more. Co-stars Chill Wills, Barbara Britton. 79 min. 
Riders Of The Whistling Pines(1949) VHS
Gene Autry must salvage his reputation and clear his name after being wrongly accused of poisoning cattle by a ring of outlaws (Douglass Dumbrille, Damian O'Flynn and Clayton Moore) who are destroying the timberlands. 70 min. 
Beyond The Purple Hills(1950) VHS
Sheriff Gene Autry finds an old friend murdered and arrests the victim's son. But since the son is Wyatt Earp-to-be Hugh O'Brian (his film debut) Gene knows he can't be guilty and sets out to bring the real killer to justice. With Pat Buttram, Don Beddoe. 69 min. 
Mule Train(1950) VHS
Part of the Museum of Modern Art's permanent film collection, this Gene Autry rouser has our hero and sidekick Pat Buttram helping a pal keep a valuable cement claim from crooked businessman Robert Livingston. All this, and the title song, too! 69 min. 
The Gene Autry Show: Gold Dust Charlie(1950) VHS
When "Gold Dust Charlie" is discovered dead, Gene must find the killer; Autry and a jockey "Head for Texas" to find cattle rustlers ripping off a lady rancher; Gene looks into a series of stagecoach robberies in "The Doodle Bug"; and in "The Silver Arrow," Gene and Pat Buttram have to find the real culprit when another man is framed for a murder. Songs include "Cowboy Blues," "Sing Me a Song in My Saddle," "Ridin' Down the Canyon" and "Can't Shake the Sands of Texas from My Shoes." 120 min. 
The Gene Autry Show: The Double Switch(1950) VHS
Gene sets a slick trap for an underhanded saddle tramp staging phony hold-ups in "The Double Switch"; Gene becomes "The Star Toter," replacing a lawman who's gunned down by a robber; Gene and Pat Buttram try to aid an ex-con accused of a crime in "The Posse"; and Gene must clear a rancher's name and find the real person responsible for a murder in "Blackwater Valley Feud." Songs include "When the Bloom Is on the Sage," "Back in the Saddle Again," "Pretty Mary" and "That's My Home." 114 min. 
Rim Of The Canyon(1951) VHS
Gene Autry in a double role: as the marshal who corrals a gang of crooks, and as his son, who must face the same gang years later. A thrill-packed ``change of pace'' Western. 70 min. 
The Gene Autry Collection, Series 1 VHS
It's a six-shooter full of savings with this collector's set of classic Autry oaters: "Back in the Saddle," "Bells of Capistrano," "Gaucho Serenade," "Melody Ranch," "Sioux City Sue" and "Trail to San Antone."