The Singing Sheriff

1944
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1h 3min

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Iris Adrian, Vivian Austin, Bob Crosby, Fuzzy Knight, Fay McKenzie, and Pat Starling in The Singing Sheriff (1944)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaAs Sheriff Seth (Samuel S. Hinds) is about to arrest gang leader Squint (Joe Sawyer) for murder, he is wounded by one of Squint's many henchmen. He asks his deputy, Fuzzy (Fuzzy Knight), to ... Leer todoAs Sheriff Seth (Samuel S. Hinds) is about to arrest gang leader Squint (Joe Sawyer) for murder, he is wounded by one of Squint's many henchmen. He asks his deputy, Fuzzy (Fuzzy Knight), to send for his son Butch (Walter Sande), who he has not seen since childhood. But Butch has ... Leer todoAs Sheriff Seth (Samuel S. Hinds) is about to arrest gang leader Squint (Joe Sawyer) for murder, he is wounded by one of Squint's many henchmen. He asks his deputy, Fuzzy (Fuzzy Knight), to send for his son Butch (Walter Sande), who he has not seen since childhood. But Butch has sent Seth a picture of his pal radio-singing star Bob Richards (Bob Crosby) in a cowboy ou... Leer todo

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6.0/10

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Fotos

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Bob Crosby

Bob Richards

Fay McKenzie

Caroline

Fuzzy Knight

Fuzzy

Iris Adrian

Lefty

Samuel S. Hinds

Sheriff Seth

Edward Norris

Vance

Andrew Tombes

Jonas

Joe Sawyer

Squint

Walter Sande

Butch

Doodles Weaver

Ivory

Pat Starling

Showgirl

Louis Da Pron

Louis

Spade Cooley Band

Spade Cooley Band
(as Spade Cooley's Band)

Vivian Austin

Showgirl
(sin créditos)

Robert Benton

Townsman
(sin créditos)

Spade Cooley

Spade Cooley
(sin créditos)

Carolina Cotton

Carolina Cotton
(sin créditos)

Art Fowler

Henchman
(sin créditos)

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7/10

Amiably daft spoof western

Amiably daft B-feature with Bob Crosby as a singer going out west to act as the sheriff of a cowboy town where he unwillingly has a run-in with a gang of local desperadoes and succeeds in bringing them to justice. The "plot" is mainly an excuse for Bob to sing every now and then (which he does rather better than brother Bing)

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