Six-Gun Theatre

Description: Herb Jeffries was a groundbreaking star of western movies. The African-American singer and actor appeared in many popular westerns produced during the 1930's produced for black audiences.

Description: Rex Bell was a popular western hero of the 1930's. Married to actress Clara Bow and eventually became Lieutenant Governor of Nevada.

Description: Rex Allen, dubbed "The Arizona Cowboy," was one of Republic Pictures greatest talents. A talented singer with a distinctive voice which he also lent to animated productions.

Description: Tex Ritter was one of the great singing cowboys of the movies, not only did he star in his own series of westerns but he also provided his vocal talents to the Gary Cooper western "High Noon."

Description: Buddy Roosevelt was a popular western star of the silent era who transitioned nicely to the sound era and starred in four westerns for producer Victor Adamson.

Description: Given the recent unpleasantness surrounding President Trump's opinions of autistic people, it makes one yearn for the kindness, warmth and compassion of Roy Rogers and Dale Evans, who were not only devout Christians but also humanitarians who valued the lives of all people regardless of race, creed or ability.

Description: Multitalented silent film comic Al St. John found new life as a western sidekick in the sound era. He served as right hand for many of the "B" cowboys including Buster Crabbe and Lash LaRue.

Description: Every great hero needs a sidekick and this commemorative shirt features three of the best; Smiley Burnette, Gabby Hayes and Fuzzy!

Description: One of the best remembered of all the western sidekicks, the multitalented Smiley Burnette, aka Frog Millhouse, sang and bumbled his way through many "B" westerns alongside Gene Autry, Sunset Carson, Roy Rogers and The Durango Kid.

Description: G.M. "Broncho Billy" Anderson was the first true western superstar of the movies. His films revolutionized action pictures and formulated the popular image of the cowboy we know today.

Description: Quite possibly the greatest of all B western sidekicks, George "Gabby" Hayes enjoyed success as right hand to Roy Rogers and many other big screen cowboys.

Description: One of the greatest western trios to ever ride the range, the Three Mesquiteers, consisting of Stony Brooke, Tucson Smith and Lullaby Joslin. This collectible tee shirt features the lineup of Ray Corrigan, John Wayne and Max Terhune.

Description: Represent the finest in western entertainment today with these products featuring the logo for the hit series "Sunset Cuddy's Six-Gun Theatre."

Description: William S. Hart was one of the first cowboys of the silver screen. His films were imbued with authenticity to the old west.

Description: William S. Hart's final film, released in 1925 (and again in 1939) was also one of his best, with the famous and justifiably celebrated land rush sequence, as well as Hart's trademark acting and horsemanship.

Description: Tom Mix was one of the pioneers of the western genre, his heroes were flashy and his films contained amazing stunts imitated by future cowboy heroes to come.

Description: One of the screen's first western superstars, William S. Hart sought to create realism in his films and present authentic atmosphere. His were among the best westerns of the silent era.

Description: Art Acord was one of the biggest western attractions of the silent era, and was a superstar rodeo champion. Sadly, many of his films are lost today, but the few that survive show a cowboy with charisma and great action skill.

Description: Jack Hoxie was one of the silent era's most authentic cowboys, working in rodeos, alongside his horse Dynamite and starred in some thrilling adventures.

Description: One of the screen's most memorable personalities and one of the best, Gene Autry was one of the screen's first singing cowboys and delivered wonderful music and rousing action alongside his horse Champion!

Description: The King of the Cowboys himself, Roy Rogers was one of the most merchandised celebrities of all time and one of the screen's most endearing and enduring personalities.

Description: After leaving Republic Pictures in 1946, Sunset Carson re-emerged in 1948 with a series of four low-budget efforts for Walt Mattox's Yucca Productions. SUNSET CARSON RIDES AGAIN is one of those efforts.

Description: Republic Pictures, founded by Nat Levine, was one of the premier studios which produced "B" westerns. From Roy Rogers to Sunset Carson, Republic produced a galaxy of stars!

Description: The Queen of the West and regular gal pal of Roy Rogers, the most memorable of all B western heroines, Dale was also an accomplished singer and songwriter!

Description: One of the most iconic trios in western movie history, Roy Rogers, his wife Dale Evans and ol' George "Gabby" Hayes continue to delight generations of children.

Description: Another great Monogram Pictures' trio, the Range Busters, comprised of Ray "Crash" Corrigan, silver-throated John "Dusty" King and whimsical Max "Alibi" Terhune.

Description: A collectible shirt featuring some of the screen's most popular singing cowboys from Roy Rogers to Eddie Dean.

Description: Tom Tyler was one of the screen's most enduring personalities, whether he was a cowboy, a mummy or a superhero, Tyler was one of the most versatile performers of his day.

Description: Brothers Ken and Kermit Maynard both made their mark on the film industry and both were fantastic western stars.

Description: On this collectible shirt, we've round-up a corral of some of the greatest western star of the silent era, ranging from the legendary Tom Mix to the forgotten Fred Thompson.

Description: Another excellent and exciting western trio from Monogram Pictures composed of veterans of the range Ken Maynard, Hoot Gibson and Bob Steele.

Description: Monogram Pictures popular western trio comprised of veterans Buck Jones, Tim McCoy and Raymond Hatton.

Description: One of the screen's greatest cowboys and a legitimate one, Tim McCoy was fascinated with Native American customs and was nicknamed "High Eagle" by the Arapaho Tribe.

Description: The host and producer of Six-Gun Theatre, the one and only Sunset Cuddy.

Description: One of the toughest hombres to ever ride the range, stern-faced Bob Steele!

Description: Producers Releasing Corporation created some memorable "B" westerns, stars and film series, this collectible shirt collects many of them including George Houston, Bob Steele, Buster Crabbe, Al "Fuzzy" St. John, Lash La Rue and Eddie Dean.