TV Guide RetroPlex Monday

A boy is sent to work in the mines of Nova Scotia to help support his family and he forms a bond with a pit pony in the isolation of the mines.

A storekeeper cleans up corruption in her town in hopes of gaining the attention of the attractive new sheriff.

A policewoman shoots and kills an armed robber, and when the criminal's weapon turns up missing, she must prove that she didn't shoot an unarmed suspect.

When an infamous rustler begins to raid the borderland ranches, Hopalong Cassidy is brought in to shake down the gang from the inside.

Hopalong Cassidy braves a mineshaft to track down a man's killer.

Hopalong Cassidy discovers a plot by cattle rustlers to turn local ranchers against each other.

A newspaper editor turns to his good friend Hopalong for help in taking down the henchmen responsible for terrorizing helpless minors.

Hopalong Cassidy faces off against a gang of cattle rustlers and thieves without the help of the local sheriff, who is actually an outlaw.

A boy is sent to work in the mines of Nova Scotia to help support his family and he forms a bond with a pit pony in the isolation of the mines.

Willie works in the pit to help his family after the death of his brother and father and attends the annual miners' picnic hoping to race his horse.

Nellie's Aunt Rose gets angry with Ned when she finds out that her niece lied to her about his occupation.

Spider, Willie, Mollie and Angus spend the night in a haunted house on a dare and Ned worries about the safety of a mine section but won't complain.

Ned demands that the mine be shut down for repairs; Aunt Rose urges Nellie not to marry Ned; schoolmates face off against the pit boys in a baseball game.

Mr. Frawley fires Ned to make a public example of him, but Willie pleads with the boss to get Ned's old job back.

Nellie and Ned depart for their much-anticipated honeymoon; Aunt Rose has run-in with a renowned fiddler.

Willie discovers a mysterious ship and Mr. Frawley's son becomes Ned's partner.

Willie suspects that his missing horse has been stolen and sneaks into the coal mine, disguised as a "pit boy," to look for him.

Willie finds his missing horse in the mine and wants to find out who stole it, but Ned is more concerned with finding explosives recently taken from the mine.

Glace Bay adjusts to the installation of a public telephone in the train station lobby, and Willie is inspired to write a letter to Alexander Graham Bell.

Willie uses his new camera, a gift from Alexander Graham Bell, to take a photo of an old haunted house and unknowingly snaps a picture of the owner's daughter.

A well-known newspaper reporter from Halifax arrives to interview Willie when his photo is printed showing the poor working conditions in the coal mines.

Ned is temporarily laid off while the mine installs new electrical wiring, which makes Nellie consider getting a job, but Ned refuses to listen.

Aunt Rose arrives in Glace Bay for Willie's 13th birthday and buys him an expensive present, which makes Nellie aware of her own poverty.

Nellie finds her dream farm and Aunt Rose offers to buy it for her but ned opposes the idea because of his pride.

A boy is sent to work in the mines of Nova Scotia to help support his family and he forms a bond with a pit pony in the isolation of the mines.

Hopalong Cassidy discovers a plot by cattle rustlers to turn local ranchers against each other.

A newspaper editor turns to his good friend Hopalong for help in taking down the henchmen responsible for terrorizing helpless minors.

Hopalong Cassidy braves a mineshaft to track down a man's killer.

Hopalong Cassidy faces off against a gang of cattle rustlers and thieves without the help of the local sheriff, who is actually an outlaw.

When a bandit chief attacks a train, his band suffers heavy casualties and he is easily persuaded to allow one of the passengers to join him.

A lawman (Jon Hall) tracks bank robbers to Wyoming and gets wind of a railroad-land scam.

A notorious gunslinger seeking revenge for his foster father's death is wounded in a shoot-out and nursed back to health by a compassionate Quaker family.

A criminal businessman tempts a villain's gang at his fiesta with the hope of stealing diamonds, but lives may be lost in the process.