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1942

1h 11m

7.0(1 votes)

Western

Overview

A radio saleswoman helps a singing cattleman trap a shady meat buyer with a bogus broadcast.

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Cast & Crew

57 members

Acting

Gene Autry

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Smiley Burnette

Frog Millhouse

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Ruth Terry

Katherine "Kit" Carson

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Thurston Hall

Grantley B. Johnson

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Joe Strauch Jr.

Tadpole Millhouse

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Cliff Nazarro

Pete Murphy

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Dorothea Kent

Jane Oakley

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Edmund MacDonald

Thomas McCoy

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Marc Lawrence

Horace Dunston

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John Harmon

The Pigeon

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John Holland

Willy Hitchcock

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Joy Barlow

Concertinist (uncredited)

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Valmere Barman

Jitterbug (uncredited)

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Muriel Barr

Guitarist (uncredited)

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Ray Bennett

Nash (uncredited)

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Pat Brady

Sons of the Pioneers Bass Player (uncredited)

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Audrene Brier

Jitterbug (uncredited)

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Bob Burns

Rancher (uncredited)

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Budd Buster

Jim Taylor (uncredited)

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Champion

Gene's Horse (uncredited)

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Johnny Duncan

Jitterbug (uncredited)

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June Earle

Violinist (uncredited)

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Hugh Farr

Sons of the Pioneers Fiddle Player (uncredited)

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Karl Farr

Sons of the Pioneers Guitar Player (uncredited)

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Genevieve Grazis

Jitterbug (uncredited)

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Writing

Carey Harrison

Agent (uncredited)

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Earle Hodgins

Pie-Eating Contest Referee (uncredited)

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Frank Jaquet

Doc Hooper (uncredited)

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Edna Johnson

Secretary Myra (uncredited)

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Red Knight

Red (uncredited)

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Sound

Richard Landry

Jitterbug (uncredited)

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Billie Lane

Jitterbug (uncredited)

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Jimmie Lucas

Bus Driver (uncredited)

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Jean Lucius

Guitarist (uncredited)

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Anthony Marsh

Agent (uncredited)

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Buddy Martin

Jitterbug (uncredited)

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Frankie Marvin

Cowhand (uncredited)

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Bud Mercer

Jitterbug (uncredited)

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Writing

Lee Morrison

Jitterbug (uncredited)

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Bob Nolan

Sons of the Pioneers Singer (uncredited)

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Broderick O'Farrell

Agent (uncredited)

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Jack O'Shea

Man Watching Pie-Eating Contest (uncredited)

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Lloyd Perryman

Sons of the Pioneers Accordion Player (uncredited)

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Gerald Pierce

Jitterbug (uncredited)

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Rose Plumer

Woman at Party (uncredited)

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Fred Santley

Agent (uncredited)

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Tim Spencer

Sons of the Pioneers Member (uncredited)

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Jeanne Strasser

Pianist (uncredited)

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Al Taylor

Al (uncredited)

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Irene Thomas

Jitterbug (uncredited)

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Fred Walburn

Pie-Eating Boy (uncredited)

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Eddy Waller

Dave Crosby (uncredited)

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Frank Ward

Skinny Tompkins (uncredited)

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Rosemary Wilson

Jitterbug (uncredited)

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Charles Williams

Unknown Role

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Gill Dennis

Jitterbug (uncredited)

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Charles Flynn

Radio Technician (uncredited)

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