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The Entertainer:
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Soundtrack:
You can find all of the songs from The Gene Autry Show on the CD below.
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 Westerns
Channel Listings |
Check listings
for Gene Autry.
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Blazeaway
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| Flying A Pictures |
| Production #41 |
Original Air Date:
Friday, February 22, 1952 |
| Network: CBS |
| Season 2, Episode 21 (2-21) |
| Running Time: 30 minutes |
| Black and White |
Sponsor: Wrigley's Doublemint Chewing Gum
Brief Synopsis:
Cavalry officer Gene Autry helps prove the innocence of an Indian tribe.
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Detailed Synopsis:
Calvary officer Gene Autry aids an Indian tribe, of which he is an honorary member, when they are blamed for a series of tomahawk murders. The town mayor, Hack Wadkins, is actually behind the killings so that he can secure their land. Gene and Fighting Eagle arrive in time to stop the murders of Pat Buttram and Nettie Blinkensop. Nettie mistakenly believes Gene is a deserter when she sees him without his uniform. A picture she has accidentally taken reveals Hack in the act of trying to tomahawk Pat. To get the final evidence, the tomahawk, Gene gives himself up and is jailed while Pat has time to find the weapon in Hack’s saddle roll. Gene escapes from jail by using Pat’s flash powder. His commanding colonel arrives and is shown the evidence of Hack’s complicity in trying to get control of the Indian land.
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Performer: |
| Gene Autry |
Gene Autry |
| Pat Buttram |
Pat Buttram |
| Nettie Blinkensop |
Mary Treen |
| Hack Watson |
Richard Travis |
| Colonel |
Pierre Watkin |
| Fighting Eagle |
Bob Bice |
| Twig |
Kermit Maynard |
| Stag |
Sandy Sanders |
| Gray Badger |
Bob Woodward |
| Champion |
Champion, World’s
Wonder Horse |
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Executive in charge
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Armand Schaefer |
| Directed by |
George Blair |
| Producer |
Louis Gray |
| Screenplay |
Paul Gangelin |
| Director of Photography |
William Bradford, A.S.C. |
| Film Editor |
Tony Wollner |
| Musical Director |
Carl Cotner |
| Music Supervisor |
Irving Friedman |
| Musical Score |
Walter Greene |
| Assistant Director |
Nathan Barragar |
| Recorded by |
Glen Glenn Sound Company |
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