Release Year: 1950
Release Date: Mon Jul 24 1950
Runtime: 69 minutes
Filmed In Black And White
Genre: Drama, Music, Western
Filming Locations: Alabama Hills, Lone Pine
Studio: Columbia Pictures
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Actors: Russell Custer (as Townsman), Bert Dillard (as Craps Player), Bert Dodson (as Bass Player), Frank Ellis (as Posse Leader), Herman Hack (as Cowhand on Fence), Fenton Jones (as Square Dance Caller), Fred S. Martin (as Concertina Player), Frankie Marvin (as Marty), Merrill McCormick (as Townsman), Billy McCoy (as Townsman), Frank O’Connor (as Townsman), Pat O’Malley (as Townsman), Ralph Peters (as Tim – Bartender), Maudie Prickett (as Agnes), Sandy Sanders (as Ranch Band Guitarist), Jerry Scoggins (as Guitar Player), Boyd Stockman (as Henchman), Tex Terry (as Barfly), Robert J. Wilke (as Jim Conners – Henchman)
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Plot: In a typical western (movie) town (possibly described as ‘hick’ by someone who possibly hasn’t seen the film) Gene Autry and his friend Jack Beaumont are present when the bank is robbed and Sheriff Whiteside is killed. Judge Beaumont, Jack’s father, appoints Gene the new sheriff. When Jack learns that his father is making a new will in his disfavor, they quarrel and Jack leaves under suspicious circumstances. Rocky Morgan who has been swindling the judge murders him and Gene has to jail his friend, who thinks Gene is double crossing him. But Gene has a plan to clear Jack.
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Sources: Museum Of Western Film History Archives, IMDb, JustWatch