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Actor:

• 1940s
• 1930s

1. Gunsmoke Mesa (1944) (as Jim Newill) .... Jim Steele
2. Brand of the Devil (1944) (as Jim Newill) .... Jim Steel
3. Spook Town (1944) (as Jim Newill) .... Texas Ranger Jim
4. The Pinto Bandit (1944) (as Jim Newill) .... Jim Steele
5. Guns of the Law (1944) (as Jim Newill) .... Jim Steele
6. Outlaw Roundup (1944) (as Jim Newill) .... Jim Steele
7. Boss of Rawhide (1943) (as Jim Newill) .... Texas Ranger Jim Steele
8. Return of the Rangers (1943) (as Jim Newill) .... Texas Ranger Jim Steele
9. Trail of Terror (1943) (as Jim Newill) .... Jim Steele
10. Fighting Valley (1943) (as Jim Newill) .... Texas Ranger Jim Steele
11. Border Buckaroos (1943) (as Jim Newill) .... Jim Steel
12. West of Texas (1943) (as Jim Newill) .... Texas Ranger Jim Steele
    ... aka Shootin' Irons (USA: reissue title)
13. Bad Men of Thunder Gap (1943) (as Jim Newill) .... Texas Ranger Jim Steele
    ... aka Thunder Gap Outlaws (USA: recut version)
14. The Rangers Take Over (1942) (as Jim Newill) .... Texas Ranger Jim Steele
15. The Falcon's Brother (1942) .... Paul Harrington
16. The Great American Broadcast (1941) .... Great American Broadcast Lead Singer
17. Sky Bandits (1940) .... Sergeant Renfrew
18. Murder on the Yukon (1940) .... Sergeant Renfrew
    ... aka Riders of the Yukon (USA: TV title)
19. Danger Ahead (1940) .... Sgt. Renfrew
20. Yukon Flight (1940) .... Sergeant Renfrew
    
    
21. Crashing Thru (1939) .... Sgt. Renfrew
22. Fighting Mad (1939) .... Sgt. Renfrew
23. On the Great White Trail (1938) .... RCMP Sergeant Renfrew
    ... aka Renfrew of the Royal Mounted on the Great White Trail
24. Something to Sing About (1937) .... Jimmy (band member)
    ... aka Battling Hoofer (USA: recut version)
    ... aka Something to Fight About (USA: poster title)
25. Renfrew of the Royal Mounted (1937) .... Sergeant Renfrew
26. Sing While You're Able (1937) .... Radio Singer, also voice-over for singing hillbilly
    

Soundtrack:

• 1940s
• 1930s

1. Spook Town (1944) (writer: "Sleepy Hollow", "El Lobo") (performer: "Sleepy Hollow", "El Lobo")
2. Boss of Rawhide (1943) (writer: "High in the Saddle") (performer: "Stardust Trail", "High in the Saddle", "I Ain't Got a Gal To Come Home To", "Ride On, Vaquero")
3. Return of the Rangers (1943) (writer: "Headin' Westward") (performer: "Paradise Trail", "Headin' Westward")
4. Trail of Terror (1943) (writer: "Sleepy Hollow", "Jog Along", "Along the Rio Grande") (performer: "Sleepy Hollow", "Jog Along", "Along the Rio Grande")
5. Border Buckaroos (1943) (writer: "Stay on the Right Trail", "Driftin'", "You're Here To Stay") (performer: "Stay on the Right Trail", "Driftin'", "You're Here To Stay")
6. West of Texas (1943) (writer: "Tired of Ramblin'", "Whistle a Song", "Como Esta") (performer: "Tired of Ramblin'", "Whistle a Song", "Como Esta")
   ... aka Shootin' Irons (USA: reissue title)
7. The Rangers Take Over (1942) (writer: "The Rangers Take Over", "High in the Saddle", "Campfire on the Prairie") (performer: "The Rangers Take Over", "High in the Saddle", "Campfire on the Prairie")
8. The Great American Broadcast (1941) (performer: "The Great American Broadcast")
9. Sky Bandits (1940) (performer: "Mounted Men", "Lady in the Clouds", "Alley-Oop" (not the 50's version))
10. Murder on the Yukon (1940) (performer: "Mounted Men", "Ah, Here's Romance", "Down the Yukon Trail")
    ... aka Riders of the Yukon (USA: TV title)
11. Danger Ahead (1940) (performer: "Mounted Men")
12. Yukon Flight (1940) (performer: "Mounted Men")
    
    
13. Crashing Thru (1939) (performer: "Mounted Men", "You're So Easy On The Eyes", "Crimson Sunset")
14. Fighting Mad (1939) (performer: "Trail's End", "The Lady's in Distress", "Mounted Men")
15. On the Great White Trail (1938) (performer: "Mounted Men", "You're Beautiful", "Je T'aime")
    ... aka Renfrew of the Royal Mounted on the Great White Trail
16. Ready, Willing and Able (1937) ("Too Marvelous for Words" (1937))
    

Music Department:

1. Guns of the Law (1944) (composer: song "Ranger A-Riding")
2. Bad Men of Thunder Gap (1943) (composer: songs "Medicine Man", "The Moon Is Yellow", "West Winds") (as Tex Coe)
   ... aka Thunder Gap Outlaws (USA: recut version)
   

Self:

1. Screen Snapshots Series 19, No 10 (1940) .... Himself