Stardust on the Sage

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Gene Autry, Smiley Burnette, and Louise Currie in Stardust on the Sage (1942)

The foreman of a mining company is out to steal the mine from its owners, and Gene must stop him.The foreman of a mining company is out to steal the mine from its owners, and Gene must stop him.The foreman of a mining company is out to steal the mine from its owners, and Gene must stop him.

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6.5/10

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Gene Autry

Gene Autry

Smiley Burnette

Frog

William Henry

Jeff Drew
(as Bill Henry)

Edith Fellows

Judy Drew

Louise Currie

Nancy Drew

Emmett Vogan

Dan Pearson

George Ernest

Curly

Vince Barnett

Abner Haskins

Betty Farrington

Mrs. Haskins

Roy Barcroft

Murphy

Tom London

MacGowan

Griff Barnett

Larkin
(uncredited)

Fred Burns

Rancher
(uncredited)

Ken Card

2nd Guitar Player
(uncredited)

Ed Cassidy

Steve Burns
(uncredited)

Champion

Champ
(uncredited)

Edmund Cobb

Dawson
(uncredited)

Carl Cotner

Musician
(uncredited)

Director
- William Morgan
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Trivia
The budget (expected cost of production) on this film was exactly $86,378 and the actual exact cost was $87,830.

Soundtracks
Perfidia
(1939) (uncredited)
Music and Lyrics by Milton Leeds and Alberto Domínguez
Performed by George Ernest (guitar)
Sung by Edith Fellows

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6/10

Gene Autry meets Nancy Drew!

Normally, straight-shooting Gene Autry is a great judge of character in his films, but here he's been taken in by a 'friend', Jeff Drew. Jeff is selling stock in a mining company and it turns out he's a crook as is his boss. He also enlists the help of his sister, Nancy. In the case of Nancy, she's also VERY dishonest and she records Gene talking and splices it apart....and rearranges it so it sounds as if he's recommending people buy Jeff's stock! As a result, all the cattlemen soon decide to invest in the scheme. What will Gene do when he discovers the truth? Well, it sure isn't what I would do!

This is an odd film...odd but enjoyable. Gene's solution to his friend being a lying crook is strange...but the movie itself STILL in enjoyable and worth seeing. Nothing great but still good.