Texas Legionaires

Starring: Roy Rogers, Ruth Terry, Paul Kelly, Bob Nolan, Ann Gillis, George Cleveland & Pat Brady Director: Joseph Kane

Deputy Roy Rogers encounters a range feud instigated by a villainess cattleman.

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DVD Features:

Run Time: 53 minutes
Video: Black & White
Released: January 26, 2010
Originally Released: 1943
Label: Alpha Video
Encoding: Region 0 (Worldwide)
Audio:

Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo - English

Performers, Cast and Crew:

Starring		Roy Rogers, Ruth Terry, Paul Kelly, Bob Nolan, Ann Gillis, George Cleveland & Pat Brady
Directed by		Joseph Kane
Screenwriting by		Bradford Ropes & J. Benton Cheney
Composition by		Morton Scott
Director of Photography:		William Bradford

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Joe Wallace is shot down as he races to inform Roy Rogers about thugs responsible for a recent cattle stampede in Duane County. Old Joe dies before he can impart the information. Investigating the murder, Roy follows a trail of clues which leads to Victor Marsh, president of the Cattleman's Association. Marsh is trying to stir up hostilities between cattlemen and sheepherders so that he can seize the valuable grazing rights in the territory. But Rogers will need to turn up evidence fast, before an all-out range war erupts.

Product Description:

Though it bears the same title as an earlier Gene Autry western, Roy Rogers' MAN FROM MUSIC MOUNTAIN isn't a remake. Rogers is appropriately cast as a cowboy who's hit it big as a radio singing star. Returning to his hometown for a special remote broadcast, Roy finds himself in the middle of a deadly feud. Nothing will be settled so long as cattleman Victor Marsh (Paul Kelly) resorts to villainy to achieve his goals. Fortunately, the newly deputized Roy figures out a way to straighten out the mess without undue bloodshed. Rogers' leading lady this time out is the multitalented Ruth Terry, who was in just about every other Republic B-picture of the mid-1940s.

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Cowboys | Mountains | Music

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Sales Rank: 8,330
UPC: 089218597793
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