Melody Ranch (1940)
Overview
His Arizona hometown of Torpedo invites Gene back to be the honorary sheriff of the Frontier Days Celebration.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.142 |
Directed By
Joseph Santley
Crew
Joseph Santley
Jack Moffitt
F. Hugh Herbert
Eddie Cherkose
Jule Styne
Yakima Canutt
Joseph H. August
Paul Sawtell
Al Wilson
William Lava
Lester Orlebeck
George Blair
Sol C. Siegel
John Victor Mackay
TOP CAST
Gene Autry
Cornelius J. Courtney
Ann Miller
Julie Shelton
Jimmy Durante
Cornelius J. Courtney
Barton MacLane
Mark Wildhack
Jerome Cowan
Tommy Summerville
Barbara Jo Allen
Veronica Whipple
George 'Gabby' Hayes
Pop Laramie
Mary Lee
Penny Curtis
Joe Sawyer
Jasper Wildhack
Horace McMahon
Bud Wildhack
Clarence Wilson
Judge Henderson
William Benedict
Slim
Maxine Ardell
Majorette
Billy Bletcher
Scarlet Shadow Radio Actor
Veda Ann Borg
Receptionist
Roy Bucko
Henchman
Bob Card
Melody Ranch Band Musician
George Chandler
Taxi Driver
George Chesebro
Henchman
Edmund Cobb
Autry Voter Complaining to Pop
Spade Cooley
Melody Ranch Band Musician
Tex Cooper
Bets on Autry
Jim Corey
Autry Rider
Carl Cotner
Melody Ranch Band Musician
Jack Deery
Radio Show Spectator
Curley Dresden
Autry Rider
Dick Elliott
Sheriff Barstow
O.K. Ford
Townsman
Ruth Gifford
Majorette
Herman Hack
Frank #2
Frank Hagney
Man Who Asks for Quiet
Donald Haines
Callboy
Chick Hannan
Wildhack Cohort
Lloyd Ingraham
Ed - Bartender
Jack Ingram
Radio Actor with Loco
Tiny Jones
Woman Asking About Electric Shock
Jane Keckley
Trolley Passenger
Jack Kirk
Heavy Man at Back of Bus with Corny
Tom London
Henchman Joe #2
Harley Luse
Melody Ranch Band Musician
Frankie Marvin
Melody Ranch Band Musician
Frank McCarroll
Rancher
Merrill McCormick
Henchman
John Merton
Warns the Wildhacks
Art Mix
Rancher
Jack Montgomery
Henchman Charlie
Horace Murphy
Loco - Cowboy Radio Actor
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