Information
| Year: | 1939 |
| Rating: | 6.2(58) |
| Listed in: | Western |
| Directed by: | Joseph Kane |
| Actors: | Roy Rogers George 'Gabby' Hayes Stuart Hamblen Robert Middlemass Sally March Dorothy Sebastian |
Cast
| Directed by | |
|---|---|
| Joseph Kane | |
| Actors | |
| Roy Rogers | as Roy Rogers |
| George 'Gabby' Hayes | as 'Gabby' Whittaker |
| Stuart Hamblen | as Val McBride |
| Robert Middlemass | as General Stark |
| Earl Dwire | as Dr. Jason Radford |
| David Kerwin | as Dave Allen |
| Peter Fargo | as Henchman Sheldon |
| Fred Burns | as Melton - Volunteer |
| Ed Brady | as Burned-Out Rancher |
| Ed Cassidy | as Morrison - Banker |
| Spade Cooley | as Union Soldier |
| Ben Corbett | as McBride Henchman |
| Art Dillard | as McBride Henchman |
| Herman Hack | as Soldier |
| Jack Ingram | as McBride Raider Jones |
| Jack Kirk | as Townsman |
| Ted Mapes | as McBride Henchman |
| Frank McCarroll | as McBride Henchman |
| George Montgomery | as Soldier |
| James C. Morton | as Joe - Bartender |
| Forbes Murray | as Union Army Officer |
| Bill Nestell | as McBride Raider |
| Dave O'Brien | as Soldier |
| Hank Patterson | as Townsman |
| Jack Perrin | as Soldier |
| Tex Phelps | as Townsman |
| Francis Sayles | as Man Who Reports Roy Alive |
| Tom Smith | as Volunteer with Roy's Group |
| Trigger | as Trigger - Roy's Horse |
| Archie Twitchell | as Lieutenant Fox |
| Lloyd Whitlock | as Man at Dance |
| Actresses | |
| Sally March | as Laura Radford |
| Dorothy Sebastian | as Bess Warren |
| Jennifer Gray | as Young Woman |
| Ruth Robinson | as Townswoman |
| Georgia Simmons | as Woman Who Takes in Roy |
Movie info
| Languages: | English |
| Plot: | Roy and Gabby deliver horses to Missouri in 1861. When the war breaks out, they become confederate scouts. When the rebel McBride and his gang of murderers attack them, Roy is shot and left for dead. One of McBride's raiders is Dave who is a friend of Roy and he returns to save him. Later Roy captures McBride's gang including Dave and has to have them executed. Then he heads after McBride. |
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"(I Wish I Was in) Dixie's Land" (1860) (uncredited) Written by Daniel Decatur Emmett In the score during the opening credits "It's Home Sweet Home to Me" (uncredited) Written by Walter G. Samuels Sung by Roy Rogers Played in the score at the end "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot" (uncredited) Traditional spiritual Arranged by Henry Thacker Burleigh Sung by Negroes at the party and joined by Roy Rogers "Lazy Old Moon" (uncredited) Written by Walter G. Samuels Performed by Roy Rogers (vocal) and Sally March (vocal and piano) |
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