Roy Rogers was a 30-minute Western series aired initially on Mutual from November 21, 1944 to May 13, 1951, and later on NBC from October 5, 1951 to July 21, 1955. Through its 6-year run, it was able to come up with a total of 348 episodes. Roy Rogers was Directed by Tom Hargass, and sponsored by Goodyear Tire Company, Mile Laboratories, Quacker Cereal, Post Cereals, and Dodge Motor Company.
The show featured stories of cowboys and cowgirls, with a taste of modern setting where there are cars, telephones, and electric lighting. However peculiar it may seem, the show made no attempt to explain the blend of 19th-century characters with 20th-century technology. Click here to read more about Roy Rogers Show, The
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Please enjoy these 73 old time radio episodes:
| Air Date | Title | Synopsis | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01.04.1952 | andy sales |
+ Sponsored by: Post Cereals. Andy Sales, a wanted highwayman, sends a telegram to the sheriff of M... | |
| 03.05.1953 | apache warpath |
+ Sponsored by: Post Cereals (puppets premium). Rancher Wheeler plans to cheat Cuchara and his Apac... | |
| 12.28.1951 | border fugitives |
+ Sponsored by: Post Cereals. Bill Palmer has been beaten by Doug Manson and Ed Norris, who then re... | |
| 03.26.1953 | cattle racketeers |
+ Sponsored by: Post Cereals. Roy breaks up a rotten scheme to give a dog rabies so that he'll infe... | |
| 10.19.1951 | cattle thief |
+ Sponsored by: Post Cereals. Jake Gullick has threatened Doug Manson and his herd of cattle. Attac... | |
| 02.26.1953 | checkered neckerchief |
+ "Checkered Neckerchief". Sponsored by: Post Cereals. Ted Barnes, a reformed juvenile delinquent, ... | |
| 01.01.1953 | corky lewis |
+ Sponsored by: Post Cereals. Two convicts escape from prison and steal all the guns at a New Year'... | |
| 11.09.1951 | counterfeiters |
+ Sponsored by: Post Cereals (Roy Rogers Riders Club premium). Milt Keebler is helping a gang of co... | |
| 01.25.1952 | downed wires |
+ Sponsored by: Post Cereals. When Dick Harris refuses to send a non-emergency telegram for Ed Bail... | |
| 10.12.1951 | ed baileys bad luck |
+ Sponsored by: Post Cereals. "Ed Bailey's Bad Luck." A holdup gang kidnaps Dale and heads off for ... | |
| 12.18.1952 | false charges |
+ Sponsored by: Post Cereals. Roy's white buckskin jacket gets him framed for cattle rustling and r... | |
| 12.14.1951 | framed sheriff |
+ Sponsored by: Post Cereals. Lynn Dean accuses the sheriff of accepting a bribe to allow a crimina... | |
| 10.09.1952 | fred apt wants to buy a ranch |
+ Sponsored by: Post Cereals. Fred Apt plans to buy a ranch with $8000 in insurance money. This lea... | |
| 04.04.1952 | frogs and rustlers |
+ Sponsored by: Post Cereals. A gang of cattle rustlers is aided by Sid Kenyon and his wagon load o... | |
| 12.07.1951 | getaway |
+ Sponsored by: Post Cereals (Western rings premium). Eight escaped convicts menace Paradise Valley... | |
| 02.15.1952 | gold camp at winding creek |
+ Sponsored by: Post Cereals. Don Wallace has threatened to kill Dick Wiley if his partner doesn't ... | |
| 05.08.1945 | guest porter hall the legend of pecos bill |
+ Sponsored by: Goodyear Rubber. The first tune is, "I've Got A Locket In Pocket." Roy tells the st... | |
| 01.23.1945 | guest sara berner |
+ Sponsored by: Goodyear. The first tune is, "As I Go Singing Down The Road." Guest Sara Berner imi... | |
| 03.21.1952 | herb selby and counterfeit money |
+ Sponsored by: Post Cereals. Glen Dibona pays off the mortgage on his bakery, while Herb Selby con... | |
| 02.01.1952 | human game |
+ Sponsored by: Post Cereals. Shell Platt and Bob Noble are feuding, so Roy tries to prevent their ... | |
| 12.04.1952 | land grabbers |
+ "The Last Stagecoach". Sponsored by: Post Cereals. The Paradise Valley Annual Historical Pageant ... | |
| 11.16.1951 | lawmans badge |
+ Sponsored by: Post Cereals. Don Wallace's criminal friends keep him out of jail and run his busin... | |
| 02.08.1952 | loco weed |
+ Sponsored by: Post Cereals. The cattle on John Kennedy's ranch are dying of a mysterious loco wee... | |
| 01.11.1952 | lynn snyder and his son bill |
+ Sponsored by: Post Cereals. Bill Snider and his father both disappear, right after being cheated ... | |
| N/A | constable jerry stewler |
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