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6 Gene Autry Western Classics!
•Title: 6 Gene Autry Western Classics
•1996 Bridgestone Multimedia
•Format: VHS Video
•Running Time: 358 Minutes Black & White
•Includes: Cardboard Slipcase
•ISBN: 1563715546
•UPC: 095163990237
•Condition: New in Factory Sealed Plastic
Gene Autry was the singing cowboy. With his Bing Crosby-like voice and wide smile, Autry captured the hearts of millions of fans in the 1940's. Along with his horse, Champion, and his ever-present side kick, Smiley Burnette, Autry would battle evil crooks and conmen-and there was always a song to two to set things right. Although most of Autry's films were set in the modern world of airplanes, short-wave radios, and refrigerator trucks, the plots always made it clear that blazin' six guns and horses were far superior to such modern gimmicks. This special commemorative film collection includes these cowboy classics:
PUBLIC COWBOY NO. 1: 62 Minutes
The Sheriff calls on Gene and Smiley to track down wiley cattle rustlers.
THE BIG SHOW: 54 Minutes
Autry plays a dual role as himself and his own stuntman. When the western star skips out on an appearance and the stuntman steps in, gangsters and girlfriends are confused.
BOOTS AND SADDLES: 59 Minutes
Gene and Smiley must teach an English tenderfoot the "code of the West".
MAN FROM MUSIC MOUNTAIN: 54 Minutes
Gene and Smiley must overcome con men selling worthless mining stock in a desert town.
RIM OF THE CANYON: 70 Minutes
Gene has a dual role as a lawman tracking villians who were jailed by his father years before.
OH SUSANNAH: 59 Minutes
Robbed and thrown from a train, Autry and two drifters pursue the thieves.
•Title: 6 Gene Autry Western Classics
•1996 Bridgestone Multimedia
•Format: VHS Video
•Running Time: 358 Minutes Black & White
•Includes: Cardboard Slipcase
•ISBN: 1563715546
•UPC: 095163990237
•Condition: New in Factory Sealed Plastic
Gene Autry was the singing cowboy. With his Bing Crosby-like voice and wide smile, Autry captured the hearts of millions of fans in the 1940's. Along with his horse, Champion, and his ever-present side kick, Smiley Burnette, Autry would battle evil crooks and conmen-and there was always a song to two to set things right. Although most of Autry's films were set in the modern world of airplanes, short-wave radios, and refrigerator trucks, the plots always made it clear that blazin' six guns and horses were far superior to such modern gimmicks. This special commemorative film collection includes these cowboy classics:
PUBLIC COWBOY NO. 1: 62 Minutes
The Sheriff calls on Gene and Smiley to track down wiley cattle rustlers.
THE BIG SHOW: 54 Minutes
Autry plays a dual role as himself and his own stuntman. When the western star skips out on an appearance and the stuntman steps in, gangsters and girlfriends are confused.
BOOTS AND SADDLES: 59 Minutes
Gene and Smiley must teach an English tenderfoot the "code of the West".
MAN FROM MUSIC MOUNTAIN: 54 Minutes
Gene and Smiley must overcome con men selling worthless mining stock in a desert town.
RIM OF THE CANYON: 70 Minutes
Gene has a dual role as a lawman tracking villians who were jailed by his father years before.
OH SUSANNAH: 59 Minutes
Robbed and thrown from a train, Autry and two drifters pursue the thieves.
