Lash LaRue Western #19

Dusty gets booted out of a job at the general store, then spends the rest of his time trying to justify his laziness and money troubles—including borrowing from his brother's piggy bank to buy milk for a kitten he plans to put to work. When the storekeeper finally offers him cash to leave town on the next stagecoach, Dusty's quick wit and questionable logic turn the whole exchange into a humorous standoff that captures the frontier spirit of this 1951 Western comedy.

Molasses Mouth takes a literal approach to his date's request for "a bite" before the movies, leading to a mosquito-catching mission in this quick western comedy. Published in 1951, "Obliging Feller!" delivers the kind of good-natured frontier humor that made Lash LaRue's comic adventures a reliable laugh.

When a gang of bandits threatens to drop the Frontier Phantom from a mountainside cliff, Lash LaRue has just ten minutes to find an impossible rescue—one that demands every ounce of skill with his bullwhip and his wits. With a payroll train robbery plot unraveling and the outlaw leader Fresco Farnum still at large, it's a race against time to save his brother and bring the culprits to justice.