"Better Than a Trip to Nashville on a Saturday Night!" 05 November 1965 Music 93 mins
A country music show comes to Broadway with the only big screen appearance of the legendary Hank Williams.
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Bill Anderson as Self
Old Joe Clark as Self
Hank Williams as Self
Buck Owens as Self
Earl Scruggs as Self
Hank Williams, Jr. as Self
Lester Flatt as Self
Stonewall Jackson as Self
George Jones as Self
Victor Duncan Director
United States 05 November 1965
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