Southward, Ho! (1939)
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Roy Rogers got himself a new sidekick in the disheveled, toothless person of George "Gabby" Hayes in this fine Republic western, a partnership that would last until 1946. Roy and Gabby play veterans of the Confederate Army who inherit half-ownership of a Texas ranch. Unfortunately, the… More Roy Rogers got himself a new sidekick in the disheveled, toothless person of George "Gabby" Hayes in this fine Republic western, a partnership that would last until 1946. Roy and Gabby play veterans of the Confederate Army who inherit half-ownership of a Texas ranch. Unfortunately, the other half belongs to Colonel Denbigh (Wade Boteler), a Union officer with whom they had an unpleasant experience during the past war between the states. Denbigh, however, is appointed military governor of the district and when a police squadron under the command of one Captain Jeffries (Arthur Loft) is revealed to consist of outlaws, it is Roy and Gabby who come to Denbigh's rescue and restore peace to the territory. When not fighting the nasty Arthur Loft and his gang of cutthroats Rogers performs such numbers as "Headin' for Texas and Home", "Hope I'm Not Dreaming Again" and "Keep Awalking the Other Way". ~ Hans J. Wollstein, Rovi
- Directed By
- Joseph Kane
- Genres
- Western, Action & Adventure, Classics
PG,
- In Theaters
- Mar 19, 1939 Wide
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Cast
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Roy Rogers
as Roy
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Mary Hart
as Ellen
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George 'Gabby' Hayes
as Gabby
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Wade Boteler
as Denbigh
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Arthur Loft
as Captain Jeffries
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Lane Chandler
as Crawford
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Tom London
as Hadley
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Charles R. Moore
as Skeeter
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Rudy Bowman
as Union soldier
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George Cheseboro
as townsman
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Jim Corey
as Union soldier
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Curley Dresden
as Union soldier
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Frank Ellis
as Union soldier
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Jack Ingram
as Union sergeant
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Frank McCarroll
as Union soldier
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Bud Osborne
as Union soldier
- Trigger the Horse
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Fred Burns
as doctor
- George Montgomery
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Edwin J. Brady
as Mears
- Lynne Roberts
