Hillbilly Jamboree

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Hillbilly Jamboree

""A laughed packed fun festival!""

1960

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Overview

A lost film featuring "Grand Ole Opry" style acts.

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Cast & crew

3 featured cast members

Starring

Judy Canova

Billy Strange

Claire Brennan

Creative team

Produced by: Ronnie Ashcroft

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