Square Dance Jubilee (Monogram) (1949)

iE i Sega ae DER RS AOE ue nantes A Ree hao DON BARRY BARBARA .............MARY BETH HUGHES eR oi ee ae Se ee WALLY VERNON SPATE (COOLEY isc A aes HIMSELF UG Bal 9 a ei PL John Eldredge Re Ae re ce eo he eo ome Thurston Hall RT oe ice Geers VIO ee ae Britt Wood NR ee oe loeady withing sae et gs ie Chester Clute BARTENDER): Se ee Tom Kennedy Eta a lees arte Shee Max Terhune 3, A SiR aii eR aa aa arene MePLea a Jere kOe at ae gna ea Tom Tyler TN 1g, SeaR A ANE ics SS ie a tihin Peas mie te Clark Stevens mle CL: . Ooh. Spee nb eee alle anv e Sacecees oa RARE Care aan! Tt Lee Roberts TT ae ee ne Aly see eee ce a Marshall Reed TALE COMIC oo fo Se eee eee Sin COMIC eS ea sae Cliff Taylor GRERETARY 8 ew ss eens ae Nien TR UAN CIEE he oe a oe es Ralph Moody SECOND INDIAN ................ Alex Montoya TELEVISION OPERATOR ............. Hal King VARIETY ARTISTS SPADE COOLEY and his BAND COWBOY COPAS THE BROOME BROTHERS SMILEY & KITTY HERMAN THE HERMIT RAY VAUGHN THE TUMBLEWEED TUMBLERS THE ELDER LOVELIES CLAUDE CASEY BUDDY McDOWELL JOHNNY DOWNS DANA GIBSON CHARLES CIRILLO DOT REMEY LES GOTCHER CREDITS Executive Producer ....... ROBERT L. LIPPERT Associate Executive .......... MURRAY LERNER Producer... 2 a ec EN ORMOND PUR M NUR. oe oi Seta oc ook Cen eke PAUL LANDRES Associate Producers .. IRA WEBB & JUNE CARR Director of Photography .... ERNEST W. MILLER Music Director .............. WALTER GREENE Wim Editor... wee eee 2. eG Va ek Dire. 0 os FRED PREBLE Sound Engineers .GLEN GLENN & EARL SNYDER Assistant Director ............. AUSTIN JEWELL Dialogue Director ............GLORIA WELSCH Script Supervisor ............ MOREE HERRING Based on a Story by WILLIAM NOLTE Screenplay by RON ORMOND and DANIEL B. ULLMAN A DONALD BARRY PRODUCTION RELEASED BY LIPPERT PRODUCTIONS, INC. MUSICAL NUMBERS NUMBERS PRESENTED BY SPADE COOLEY SHAME ON YOU IT’S DARK OUTSIDE TENNESSEE WAGONER I CAME HERE TO BE WENT WITH YOU’VE GOT ME WRAPPED AROUND YOUR FINGER IDA RED LIPPERT PRODUCTIONS, Present SPECIAL SONGS SQUARE DANCE JUBILEE—Composed by June Carr and Ray Broome GOTTA SOFT SPOT (In My Heart)—Composed by David Street, Sam Freedman and Jules Fox MR. SEARS AND MR. ROEBUCK—Composed by Al Gannaway, Ray Gilbert and William Okie JOAN OF ARKANSAS—Composed by Al Gannaway, Ed Baxter, Les Pine and Marvin David THE GAL WITH THE MINK BLUE JEANS—Composed by Al Gannaway OTHER SONGS Sung by COWBOY COPAS SIGNED, SEALED AND DELIVERED BLUE PACIFIC WALTZ HANGMAN’S BOOGIE Sung by CLAUDE CASEY SEND ME THE PILLOW YOU DREAM ON HILLBILLY GAL YODELING BLUES Sung by SMILEY & KITTY IT’S A BOY MOCKING BIRD Sung by BROOME BROTHERS SQUARE DANCE JUBILEE MOON OVER TEXAS BIRD IMITATIONS BY MAX TERHUNE SYNOPSIS (Not For Publication) New York television network mogul G. K. Rogers (Thurston Hall) sends his two prize talent scouts Don (Don Barry) and Seldom (Wally Vernon) out to the hinterlands to line up authentic western talent to be used on the firm’s top program, the Spade Cooley show. Seldom garbs himself in the typical western “dude” finery and the two, after flat tires, wrong detours, etc., finally hit the open road leading to Prairie City, reportedly a veritable beehive of talent. Meanwhile, at the Star Ranch near Prairie City, the owner Barbara (Mary Beth Hughes) tells her music making ranch hands that because of the disappearance of some of their cattle she will be unable to pay them. They agree to stay on, and the foreman, Charlie (Marshall Reed) goes to Prairie City where he discovers that Frontier Saloon owner Jed Stratton (John Eldredge) had shipped cattle belonging to the Star Ranch. Charlie is shot by Stratton’s henchman, and is found by Don and Seldom who rush him to a hospital. They then go to the Star Ranch where they meet Barbara and her crew and tell them of Charlie’s injury. Don and Seldom head for the Frontier Saloon where they make a deal with Stratton to use the saloon as their headquarters during a big Square Dance Jubilee night when all local entertainers will perform before television cameras. Stratton plans to rustle more cattle while everyone for miles around is in his saloon during the Jubilee. Seldom is arrested just before the show on suspicion of rustling when his spur is found on a nearby robbed ranch. Don suspects Stratton of being the head of the rustlers, and while the giant Jubilee is in progress, he frees Seldom after a neat trick and then thrashes Stratton after proving he is a criminal. Don and Barbara embrace fondly, and the two plus Seldom, and some of the best western talent ever seen, head for New York where G.K. weleomes them with open arms and proceeds to televise the best TV show on the air with the entertainers discovered by Don and Seldom. Running Time 79 Minutes