Release Year: 1938
Release Date: Fri Jan 28 1938
Runtime: 60 minutes
Filmed In Black And White
Genre: Drama, Music, Western
Filming Locations: Alabama Hills, Lone Pine
Studio: Republic Pictures
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Actors: Fred Burns (as Farmer), Bob Card (as Tractor Owner), Champion (as Gene’s Horse), Rusty Cline (as Colorado Hillbillie Band Member), Ken Cooper (as Autry Cowhand), William Cowdry (as Autry Band Member), Frank Darien (as Dawson), Forrest Dillon (as Cowhand), Jack Evans (as Tractor-Owner), Tony Fiore (as Accordion player in band Walter Shrum and His Colorado Hillbillies), Helen Gibson (as Woman at Dance), George Guessford (as Autry Band Member), Neal Hart (as Sheriff Williams), Howard Hickey (as Autry Band Member), Robert Hoag (as Colorado Hillbillies Band Member), Jimmy Hollywood (as Rancher), Helen Holmes (as Woman at Dance), Art Janes (as Member Maple City Four), Jack Kenney (as Tractor Salesman), Duke R. Lee (as 1st Sheriff), Bud McClure (as Man at Dance), Merrill McCormick (as Rancher), Fritz Meissner (as Member Maple City Four), George Montgomery (as Rider), Bill Nestell (as Tractor Owner), Bob Nolan (as Singer), Bill Patton (as Tractor Owner), Pat Petterson (as Member Maple City Four), Al Rice (as Member Maple City Four), Jack Rockwell (as Reagan), Francis Sayles (as Tractor Owner), June Schafer (as Stafford Sisters Member), Cal Shrum (as Band Member), Walt Shrum (as Banjo Player), Rudy Sooter (as Colorado Hillbillies Band Member), Vic Spatafore (as Colorado Hillbillies Band Member), Christine Stafford (as Stafford Sisters Member), Pauline Stafford (as Stafford Sisters Member), Toby Stewart (as Colorado Hillbillies Band Member), Abner Wilder (as Colorado Hillbillie Band Member), Bill Yrigoyen (as Tractor Driver)
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Plot: Sally Dawson gets Gene to sign a contract to sing on her struggling radio station. Gene is selling horses and unknown to him the sponsor of his program is the tractor company he is competing against. When the ranchers that bought tractors can’t make their payments and Maxwell forecloses, the ranchers blame Autry.
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Sources: Museum Of Western Film History Archives, IMDb, JustWatch