Añade un argumento en tu idiomaRustlers using modern technology (airplanes, shortwave radios, refrigerated trucks) are Gene's target.Rustlers using modern technology (airplanes, shortwave radios, refrigerated trucks) are Gene's target.Rustlers using modern technology (airplanes, shortwave radios, refrigerated trucks) are Gene's target.
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- The Judge
- (as Frank La Rue)
- Spotter Collins
- (sin acreditar)
- Townsman
- (sin acreditar)
- Lawyer
- (sin acreditar)
- Champion - Gene's Horse
- (sin acreditar)
- Rustler
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- Townsman
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- PifiasAfter Frog Millhouse (Smiley Burnette) falls off the refrigerated meat truck where he was dangling on a meat hook, the back of his jacket no longer has a hole in it where the hook would have been.
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Deputy Sheriff Gene Autry: Thanks a lot, folks. Speeches are not exactly my strong point so maybe I better sing. I'm dedicating this number to a man we should all be mighty grateful to. You old timers remember about 30 years ago this town was pretty wild. Gunfights took place in this very street that claimed the lives of my folks and some of yours. Then a young fella named Doniphon was elected sheriff. He didn't have much equipment - just his guns and his nerves. He still carries the scars of those battles, but he made this a placewhere decent folks could live and raise their families. And that's why I'd like to dedicate "Old Buckaroo" to Matt Doniphon.
- ConexionesFeatured in The Best of Tumbleweed Theater (1987)
- Banda sonoraWanderers
(1937) (uncredited)
(also known as "Wanderers of the Wasteland")
Written by Felix Bernard and Paul Francis Webster
Sung by Gene Autry, William Farnum, and others
Reprised by them at the end
Who'd ever have believed it, but Gene's perennial sidekick Smiley Burnette decides that a short wave radio just might be the key to things and son of a gun he turns out to be right. Ham radio operators the world over must have loved this picture.
No really great songs for Gene come out of this particular film, but Smiley Burnette is a sight to see in a disguise as a cow trying to fend off the attentions of an amorous bull. All in the line of doing some undercover work. Worth watching Public Cowboy No. 1 for that alone.
- bkoganbing
- 13 dic 2007
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