O Seresteiro

Killer Boothe Howard hops on a train, knocks napping radio singer Gene Autry on the head, rifles his pockets dumps what he assumes is a corpse out the train, and assumes Autry's identity. Musicians Smiley Burnette and Earl Hodgins rescue him, none the worse for wear, and make for Carl Stockdale's ranch. There, everyone thought Howard was Autry, until Howard asked for the $10,000 he had lent Stockdale back, whereupon Stockdale realized it wasn't Gene; so Howard killed him. Now the police are looking for Autry, who's been hired to perform at the ranch with Burnette and Hodgins.

As you might guess form that description, it's a carelessly plotted western,and the title is a random one too, although they do play the title song about two-thirds of the way into the film, just before The Tiger Rag. Director Joseph Kane does keep up the pace of the movie, and the music is pretty good, but the reliance on Autry to carry the movie, rather than having a story that burnished the brand was far too typical of the poorer sort of B westerns of the era.