Oklahoma Blues

Oklahoma Blues

Oklahoma Blues

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Oklahoma Blues

"ACTION to the beat of MUSIC!"

1948

0h 56m

9.0(1 votes)

Western

Overview

A singing cowboy named Jimmy ends up posing as an outlaw called "the Melody Kid" after his big-mouthed friend Cannonball spreads tall tales.

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12 members

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Jimmy Wakely

Jimmy Wakely - Posing as The Melody Kid

Jimmy Wakely

Acting

Dub Taylor

Cannonball Taylor

Dub Taylor

Acting

Virginia Belmont

Judy Joyce

Virginia Belmont

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I. Stanford Jolley

Beasley

I. Stanford Jolley

Acting

Zon Murray

Matt Drago

Zon Murray

Acting

George J. Lewis

Slip Drago

George J. Lewis

Acting

Steve Clark

Sheriff Sam Oldring

Steve Clark

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Frank LaRue

Judge Emerson

Frank LaRue

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J.C. Lytton

Walton - State Commissioner

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Milburn Morante

Amos

Milburn Morante

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Charles King

Fake Sheriff

Charles King

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Bob Woodward

Bob

Bob Woodward

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