Hopalong Cassidy Radio Shows

Hopalong Cassidy rode the radio air waves from 1950 to 1952. His popularity grew and grew, every time his show was heard. These radio shows, together with his movies and television shows helped make him one of the all-time most popular heroes of western fiction and cinema. His popularity continues to grow each year, as generations new and old delight in the classic tales of this American hero.

Here you will find a radio log based on a list of Hopalong Cassidy radio shows.

This radio log gives away solutions in its descriptions of plots. Each show is numbered and also provides a date which is taken to indicate the day the program was taped. It's likely dates for Shows 7 and 29 are off by a year.

To view a show description, click on a Title below.

**Hopalong Cassidy Radio Shows**
Rainmaker of Eagle Nest Mountain (1948) Coltsville Territory (1948) Dead Man's Hand (1948) Mystery of Skull Valley (1948) Renegades of San Rafael (1948) Phantom Bandido (1948) Murder on the Trail (1948) Hoppy Takes A Chance (1948) Voice of the Dead (1948) Ten Strike Gold (1948) Red Rock Mesa (1948) Empty Saddle (1948) The Failure (1948) Bandits of Ridge Creek (1948) Killers of Sandy Gulch (1948) Red Death (1948) Coyote's Creed (1948) Bullets for Ballots (1948) Green Valley Payoff (1948) Man Who Made Willy Whirl (1948) Range War (1948) Letter From The Grave (1948) Death Paints A Picture (1948) Border of Nowhere (1948) The Medicine Man (1948) Flying Outlaw (1948) Sundown Kid (1949) Hoppy Sees Red (1949) Hoppy and the Schoolmarm (1949) The King of Cinnabar (1949) The Shell Game (1949) Blood Money (1949) The Disappearing Deputy (1949) The Whistling Ghost (1949) An Old Spanish Custom (1949)	Secret of Martin Dune (1949) Four to Go (1949) The Red Terror (1949) Hoppy and the Iron Horse (1949) Gunsmoke Rides The Stagecoach Trail (1949) Tinker's Dam (1949) Hoppy Settles A Debt (1949) Hoppy Turns On The Heat (1949) Death Runs Dry (1949) Melody of Murder (1949) The King of Spades (1949) Hoppy Takes The Bull By The Horns (1949) Dead or Alive (1949) Mystery at Three Oaks (1949) Plague of Parson's Folly (1949) Mystery at the Diamond Z (1949) The Golden Lure (1949) Case of The Last Word (1950) Bad Medicine At Rimrock (1950) The Frightened Town (1950) The Killer in Black (1950) Coming Attraction Murder (1950) Wet Beef & Dry Bones (1950) Black Grass Fever (1950) The Cold Country (1950) Buckshot Badman (1950) Boss of Vinegar Bend (1950) Land of the Gunhawks (1950) The Devil's Drum (1950) Hoppy Elects A Sheriff (1950) Peril at Pier 19 (1950) Death Crosses the River (1950) Stagecoach West (1950) Kidnapper's Trail (1950) The Unwilling Outlaw (1950)	Bandit of Blackton Bend (1950) Hook, Line & Murder (1950) The Phantom Panther (1950) Hoppy Plays A Hunch (1950) A Jailer Named Satan (1950) Man In The Yellow Mask (1950) Run, Sheep, Run (1950) Hoppy Meets His Match (1950) Apaches Don't Need Guns (1950) A Shot In The Dark (1950) Gunhawk Convention (1950) Gunfighter in Short Pants (1950) Santa Claus Rustlers (1950) Songbird of Santa Fe (1950) Bayou Drums Mean Death (1950) Six Little Men Who Were Green (1950) Devil and El Diablo (1951) Junior Badman (1951) Lawyer of Laredo (1951) Secret in the Hill (1951) Memory of Mace Melot (1951) Spider Woman (1951) Killers of Lion Canyon (1951) The Wastrels of Juarez (1951) Gambler's Luck (1951) Danger Wears Two Faces (1951) California or Bust (1951) Death Comes Invited (1951) Bullfight (1951) Women of Windy Ridge (1951) Right Rope - Wrong Neck (1951) Stampede at Semple Crossing (1951) Cleanup of Caribou Mesa (1951) Cowtown Troubleshooters (1951)

Rainmaker of Eagle Nest Mountain

IN BRIEF: Hoppy is thinking of settling down in Eagle Nest for "peace and quiet." California is dismayed. On their way to the town, they see reward posters: $50 for Lou Jackson, $100 for Bud Bloom, $500 for Griff Jessup. California, spotting these individuals, expects to collect a tidy sum only to learn the posters are a gag. Not so funny is the shooter who takes aim at them from Eagle Mountain. "Who's a shootin' at us, we ain't done nothin',"mutters California. "Comes from over near that mountain. Ah, maybe it's someone shootin' at a rabbit," replies Hopalong. "I may have a funny pair o' ears, but I ain't no rabbit," responds California. The cowboys learn from Martha Billington that she's not been able to see her rainmaker father, Honorary Sheriff Billington, for two months. He's holed upon the mountain perfecting his equipment. Billington's assistant Wetzel tells them supplies are needed, including dynamite. Opening a case at night, Hoppy finds sugar instead. Hoppy and California follow Martha when she rides up the mountain after dark. They confront Wetzel and his "three metallurgical students," who are really producing illegal alcohol. Hoppy explains that all along he's been acting as a deputy U.S. Marshal working undercover to find illicit liquor producers. Billington blows up his tower; and it starts to rain. (First program recorded.)

Starring:	William Boyd & Andy Clyde	Release Date:	January 25, 1948
RunningTime:	30 Minutes	Available on Audio Cassette:	Coming Soon!