Songs and Saddles

1938 film

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Songs and Saddles

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Directed by| Harry L. Fraser
Written by| Arthur A. Brooks (story)
Harry L. Fraser (screenplay)
Produced by| Arthur Alexander (producer)
Max Alexander (producer)
Alfred Stern (associate producer)
Starring| Gene Austin
Henry Roquemore
Charles King
Cinematography| Robert E. Cline
Harry Forbes
Edited by| Charles Henkel Jr.

Production
company

Colony Pictures

Distributed by| Grand National Pictures

Release date

* June 1, 1938 (1938-06-01)

Running time

| 59 minutes
Country| United States
Language| English

Songs and Saddles is a 1938 American western film directed by Harry L. Fraser and starring Gene Austin, Henry Roquemore and Charles King.

## Plot

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## Cast

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* Gene Austin as Gene Austin
* Lynne Berkeley as Carol Turner
* Henry Roquemore as Lawyer Jed Hill
* Walter Wills as Pop Turner
* Ted Claire as Mark Bower
* Joan Brooks as Lucy
* Karl Hackett as Banker George Morrow
* Charles King as Road boss Falcon
* John Merton as Henchman Rocky Renaut
* Candy Hall as Musician Slim
* Coco Heimel as Musician Porky
* John Elliott as Sheriff John Lawton
* Ben Corbett as Henchman Sparks
* Bob Terry as Henchman Klinker
* Lloyd Ingraham as Judge Harrison

## Soundtrack

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* Gene Austin with Candy Hall and Coco Heimel - "Song of the Saddle" (Written by Gene Austin)
* Gene Austin - "I'm Comin' Home" (Written by Gene Austin)
* Gene Austin with Candy Hall and Coco Heimel - "I Fell Down and Broke My Heart" (Written by Gene Austin)
* Gene Austin - "Why Can't I Be Your Sweetheart Tonight?" (Written by Gene Austin)
* Gene Austin - "The Man From Texas" (Written by Gene Austin)

## External links

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* Songs and Saddles at IMDb
* Songs and Saddles is available for free viewing and download at the Internet Archive

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