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Gene Autry and Bob Cameron are stationed at the Texas Fort Adobe. They are more focused on chasing ladies than protecting the fort…

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Genre: Western.

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Summary: Gene Autry and Bob Cameron are stationed at the Texas Fort Adobe. They are more focused on chasing ladies than protecting the fort until an Indian tribe threatens their peaceful community. Authorities prefer to solve the conflict by negotiating with the tribe but Gene and Bob decide to interfere.
Decade: 30s
Genres: Western
Directed by: Joseph Kane

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"Ride Ranger Ride" (1936) Cast:

Gene Autry - Texas Ranger Gene Autry
Smiley Burnette - Frog Millhouse
Kay Hughes - Dixie Summerall
Monte Blue - Chief Tavibo
George J. Lewis - Lieutenant Bob Cameron
Max Terhune - Rufe Jones
Robert Homans - Colonel Summerall
Lloyd Whitlock - Major Crosby
Chief Thundercloud - Little Wolf
The Tennessee Ramblers - Ranger Musicians

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2 Comments

frank roberts April 29th, 2013 at 8:49 am

“Ride, Ranger, Ride” was a fairly early Autry oater with a good plot, lots of action, good music. It was extra fun for me since I spent a day with Smiley, and Rufe Davis (an original of the Three Musketeers (Mesquiteers)) when both were doing “Petticoat Junction.” The host was Frank Rice of Mustard and Gravy (Eddy Arnold sidekicks). It was a fun, unforgettable day. Most fascinating were the opinions of Smiley and Rufe over doing television versus the movies.
bnwmovies.com April 30th, 2013 at 12:32 am

Wow, that must have been quite an experience!