Gabby Hayes and Maude Eburne have been feuding since they became neighbors in the Oklahoma Land Rush, which means that Roy Rogers and Dale Evans must also be feuding, even though Roy is his usual amiable self.
There is no gun play in this entry in Rogers' series, although there is a big fire and a Land Rush Reenactment Race offer some excitement. Most of the songs are forgettable, although Miss Evans sings a nice version of "Beginning To See The Light" at the beginning. Frank MacDonald is the director here, so the more usual sort of plot is downplayed in favor of comedy .... which, alas, has not aged all that well. With Roger Pryor, Si Jenks, Eddie Kane, and the usual players in Rogers' movies.
There is no gun play in this entry in Rogers' series, although there is a big fire and a Land Rush Reenactment Race offer some excitement. Most of the songs are forgettable, although Miss Evans sings a nice version of "Beginning To See The Light" at the beginning. Frank MacDonald is the director here, so the more usual sort of plot is downplayed in favor of comedy .... which, alas, has not aged all that well. With Roger Pryor, Si Jenks, Eddie Kane, and the usual players in Rogers' movies.