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The Entertainer:
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This film is available in the following format(s).
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Valley of Fire
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| 1951 |
| Columbia Pictures |
| Production#: 8010 |
| 64 minutes |
Synopsis: |
Mayor Gene Autry, with the help of Marshal Breezie Larrabee, ousts crooked gambler Tod Rawlings and his gambling hall hostess from Quartz Creek, circa 1850. Gene then beats back an attempt by Rawlings to kidnap an incoming caravan of brides, whose presence in the community will certainly result in law and order. One of the arrivals, Laurie, is attracted to Steve Guilford, a conman working for Rawlings, but turns against him when she learns of his association with the frontier killer. Rawlings and his crew try once more to take over the town but Gene and the townsmen smash the bandits after a gun battle.
Cast |
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| Character: |
Performer: |
| Gene Autry |
Gene Autry |
| Breezie Larrabee |
Pat Buttram |
| Laurie |
Gail Davis |
| Steve Guilford |
Russell Hayden |
| Bee Laverne |
Christine Larson |
| Tod Rawlings |
Harry Lauter |
| Grady McKean |
Terry Frost |
| Gail |
Barbara Stanley |
| Virgil |
Teddy Infuhr |
| Widow Blanche |
Marjorie Liszt |
| Band |
Cass County Boys |
| Champion |
Champion, World's
Wonder Horse |
Songs |
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| OH! SUSANNA |
Pat Buttram |
| HERE'S TO THE LADIES |
Gene Autry and Extras |
| ON TOP OF OLD SMOKY |
Gene Autry, Cass County Boys, and Extras |
Crew |
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| A Gene Autry Production |
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| Directed by |
John English |
| Produced by |
Armand Schaefer |
| Written by |
Gerald Geraghty |
| Story by |
Earle Snell |
| Director of Photography |
William Bradford, A.S.C. |
| Art Director |
Charles Clague |
| Film Editor |
James Sweeney, A.C.E. |
| Set Decorator |
David Montrose |
| Musical Supervisor |
Paul Mertz |
| Musical Director |
Mischa Bakaleinikoff |
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