The Singing Hill Trailer (1941)
If a young lady gives up her inheritance the local ranchers will lose their free grazing land.
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Cast
Gene Autry as Gene Autry
Smiley Burnette as Frog
Virginia Dale as Jo Adams
Mary Lee as Patsy
Spencer Charters as Judge Henry Starrbottle
Gerald Oliver Smith as Dada the Butler
George Meeker as John R. Ramsey
Wade Boteler as Pop Sloan
Harry Stubbs as James Morgan
Cactus Mack as Cactus Mack
Jack Kirk as Rancher Flint
Crew
Olive Cooper Writer
Lew Landers Director
Jesse Lasky Jr. Writer
Richard Murphy Writer
Eddie Cherkose Lyricist
Sol Meyer Lyricist
Irving Kahal Lyricist
Sammy Fain Songs
Jule Styne Songs
Francis Wheeler Lyricist
International Releases Dates
Canada 25 April 1941
United States 25 April 1941
Production Companies
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