Ride, Ranger, Ride (1936)

59 or 63 mins | Western | 30 September 1936

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HISTORY

Modern sources list Louis Germonprez as assistant director, and add the following cast members: Frankie Marvin, Iron Eyes Cody, Sonny Chorre, Bud Pope, Nelson McDowell, Shooting Star, Arthur Singley , Greg Whitespear and Robert C. Thomas. ...

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Modern sources list Louis Germonprez as assistant director, and add the following cast members: Frankie Marvin, Iron Eyes Cody, Sonny Chorre, Bud Pope, Nelson McDowell, Shooting Star, Arthur Singley , Greg Whitespear and Robert C. Thomas.

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SOURCE CITATIONS
SOURCE
DATE
PAGE
Variety
21 Apr 1937
p. 15
CAST
PRODUCTION CREDITS
NAME
PARENT COMPANY
PRODUCTION COMPANY
DISTRIBUTION COMPANY
NAME
CREDITED AS
CREDIT
DIRECTOR
Joseph Kane
Dir
PRODUCERS
Prod
Assoc prod
WRITERS
Orig story
Orig story
PHOTOGRAPHY
FILM EDITORS
Film ed
Supv film ed
MUSIC
Mus supv
SOUND
Sd eng
SOURCES
SONGS
"Ride, Ranger, Ride" and "Song of the Pioneers," words and music by Vern (Tim) Spencer; "On the Sunset Trail," words by Sidney D. Mitchell, music by Sam H. Stept; "Goin' Down the Road," words and music by The Tennessee Ramblers; "The Bugle Song," words and music by Smiley Burnette; "Yellow Rose of Texas," traditional.
DETAILS
Release Date:
30 September 1936
Production Date:

Copyright Info
Claimant
Date
Copyright Number
Republic Pictures Corp.
30 September 1936
LP6637
Physical Properties:
Sound
Black and White
Duration(in mins):
59 or 63
Length(in reels):
6
Country:
United States
PCA No:
2555
SYNOPSIS

At Fort Adobe, Texas, scout Gene Autry and cavalry lieutenant Bob Cameron are competing for the attentions of Colonel Summerall's daughter Dixie, when an Indian war party calls them to duty. A peace treaty is signed with the help of Duval, the Fort's interpreter, but Gene and his buddies, Rufe and Frog Jones, suspect Duval may be working with the Indians and go to his canteen to investigate. There, Duval's attempt to kill Gene results in a barroom brawl, after which, Gene and his friends are court-martialed. Gene tries to warn Colonel Summerall and Major Crosby about the interpreter, but is arrested for the murder of a Comanche brave. Gene's arrest leaves Duval, whom the Indians know as "Tavibo," free to continue his plot to re-route a supply train so that the Comanches can attack and capture the cavalry's ammunition. Gene escapes jail and joins the bloody fight between the cavalry and the Comanches. Frog arrives with the Rangers to win the battle, during which Duval is killed and his true identity is revealed. Finally, after peace is restored, Colonel Summerall apologizes to Gene, and Gene wins Dixie as his ...

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At Fort Adobe, Texas, scout Gene Autry and cavalry lieutenant Bob Cameron are competing for the attentions of Colonel Summerall's daughter Dixie, when an Indian war party calls them to duty. A peace treaty is signed with the help of Duval, the Fort's interpreter, but Gene and his buddies, Rufe and Frog Jones, suspect Duval may be working with the Indians and go to his canteen to investigate. There, Duval's attempt to kill Gene results in a barroom brawl, after which, Gene and his friends are court-martialed. Gene tries to warn Colonel Summerall and Major Crosby about the interpreter, but is arrested for the murder of a Comanche brave. Gene's arrest leaves Duval, whom the Indians know as "Tavibo," free to continue his plot to re-route a supply train so that the Comanches can attack and capture the cavalry's ammunition. Gene escapes jail and joins the bloody fight between the cavalry and the Comanches. Frog arrives with the Rangers to win the battle, during which Duval is killed and his true identity is revealed. Finally, after peace is restored, Colonel Summerall apologizes to Gene, and Gene wins Dixie as his bride.

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