Carol Hughes

A singing-cowboy congressman, Roy Rogers, goes to Washington to seek federal assistance to help small ranchers regain their water rights.

A Royal Canadian Mountie accepts an assignment where he must bust a money counterfeiting ring, but is distracted by a charming lady.

While on their way to the U.S., two girls traveling aboard a seaplane find themselves being hijacked by a gang of criminals.

A pair of swindlers takes advantage of hapless folks and sells them worthless lots in a ghost town that will never get electricity.

When the singing cowboy and a feisty gal jointly inherit a ranch and mine, he must use his wits and charm to keep her from selling the land to crooks.

Among his new duties following the death of his boss, a singing ranch foreman must keep a spoiled heiress from marrying her racketeer fiancé.

As in Zane Grey’s novel, a NY doctor, on the run from authorities, comes out west and gets drawn into the outlaw gang that has besieged his friends.

After a small-town rancher is murdered, a newspaper editor, Roy, along with a big city reporter, Dale, help solve the mystery of the murder.

Despite knowing nothing about tractors, a self-described natural born salesman is on a mission to sell one to an old-fashioned lumberman.