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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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Dry Gulch at Devil's Elbow
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| Flying A Pictures |
| Production #66 |
Original Air Date:
Tuesday, September 8, 1953 |
| Network: CBS |
| Season 3, Episode 9 (3-09) |
| Running Time: 30 minutes |
| Black and White |
Sponsor: Wrigley's Doublemint Chewing Gum
Brief Synopsis:
Gene is called in to help a sheriff who is having trouble with a band of outlaws. It is Pat, though, who stumbles on a lead when he tells some tall tales which are believed.
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Detailed Synopsis:
Sheriff Higgins, faced with a band of outlaws, a scheming gambler, and in danger of losing his badge, calls Gene Autry for help. While the sheriff explains the situation to Gene, Pat Buttram spins tall tales to a couple of kids outside. Two strangers, overhearing Pat’s story, grab him. Gene goes to Pat’s rescue, but is ambushed on his way through Devil’s Elbow. Both he and Pat are taken to the hideout of Snap Larkin, who believes that Pat knows where “The Sly Fox” buried the half a million dollars he stole in a series of bank robberies. Because Gene and Pat are in a tough spot, Pat feigns amnesia long enough for Gene to formulate an escape plan. Gene, of course, manages to outwit Larkin, capture the gang and break up the gambler’s scheme to take over Cartersville.
Cast:
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Performer: |
| Gene Autry |
Gene Autry |
| Pat Buttram |
Pat Buttram |
| Bud Drake |
Clayton Moore |
| Snap Larkin |
John Doucette |
| Jack Hager |
Ross Ford |
| Sheriff Higgins |
Joe McGuinn |
| Hank Jorday |
Ewing Brown |
| Chuck Dugan |
Sandy Sanders |
| Champion |
Champion, World’s
Wonder Horse |
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Fetch Me Down My
Trusty Forty-Five |
Gene Autry |
Crew:
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Executive in charge
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Armand Schaefer |
| Directed by |
George Archainbaud |
| Producer |
Louis Gray |
| Screenplay |
William Telaak |
| Director of Photography |
William Bradford, A.S.C. |
| Film Editor |
William Ziegler, A.C.E. |
| Musical Director |
Carl Cotner |
| Music Supervisor |
Irving Friedman |
| Musical Score |
Walter Greene |
| Assistant Director |
Gilbert Kay |
| Recorded by |
Glen Glenn Sound Company |
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