A special collection of six Cisco Kid movies produced by Monogram Pictures in 1946 and 1947, and starring the dashing Gilbert Roland. THE GAY CAVALIER: This Monogram production represented Gilbert Roland’s first outing as the Cisco Kid. In this polished adventure Cisco has his hands full between solving a stagecoach robbery and rescuing a woman from marrying a man who is not what he seems to be. 65 mins, B&W, 1.33:1 / 4×3, 1946, Not Rated BEAUTY AND THE BANDIT: Cisco and Pancho come to the rescue of a beautiful young senorita that is in immediate danger of losing her ranch to a low-down varmint. 69 mins, B&W, 1.33:1 / 4×3, 1946, Not Rated SOUTH OF MONTEREY: Trying to stop a land swindling scheme proves to be a little tricky for Cisco Kid and his side kick Pancho when the men behind it turn out to be a police captain and a tax collector. 64 mins, B&W, 1.33:1 / 4×3, 1946, Not Rated RIDING THE CALIFORNIA TRAIL: By impersonation, quick thinking and an exciting duel, a lovely senorita is rescued. 59 mins, B&W, 1.33:1 / 4×3, 1947, Not Rated ROBIN HOOD OF MONTEREY: In Gilbert Roland’s next to the last outing as Cisco, the Kid is almost executed for murder, but escapes and captures the real killer. 57 mins, B&W, 1.33:1 / 4×3, 1947, Not Rated KING OF THE BANDITS: This marked Gilbert Roland’s final turn under the sombrero of the Cisco Kid. U.S. Marshals pursue Cisco when he catches blame for an imposter’s string of stagecoach robberies. Cisco and Pancho elude the law long enough to catch the real robbers in order to clear themselves of false charges. 64 mins, B&W, 1.33:1 / 4×3, 1947, Not Rated
