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Out California Way (1946)
Out California Way
(1946)
Western
67 minutes
Directed by Lesley Selander
Cast:
Monte Hale as Monte Hale
Lorna Gray as Gloria McCoy
Robert Blake as Danny McCoy
John Dehner as Rod Mason
Nolan Leary as George Sheridan
Fred Graham as Ace Hanlon
Tom London as Johnny
Jimmy Starr as Jimmy Starr
Edward Keane as E.J. Pearson
Foy Willing as Foy
Roy Rogers as himself
Allan Lane as himself
Dale Evans as herself
Don 'Red' Barry as himself
Riders of the Purple Sage
St. Luke's Episcopal Church Choristers
New to the business, Monte Hale is knocking on doors to find a job in western movies. His luck changes when he encounters Danny McCoy and his sister Gloria. Danny is not an actor but he wants his horse, Pardner, to be part of the film business. They are discovered by a casting director when Monte sings a song and Pardner goes along with the act, performing some tricks. They both get the parts they desire, but an explosion occurs, scaring the horse. George Sheridan is behind the explosion, for he envies Monte. When Monte finds out, he gets into a huge fight with him. Luckily the horse gets better and gets back to his performance.
Directors: Lesley Selander
Actors: Don 'Red' Barry, Robert Blake, John Dehner, Dale Evans, Tom London, Roy Rogers
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