Under Montana Skies (1930)
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Journeyman director Richard Thorpe (who later helmed Elvis Presley features) directed this bizarre early talkie western which incorporated comedy musical numbers (vampish Nita Martan sings Crying Blues and A Man Like That) into a standard western plot dealing with rustlers and revenge. Joining up… More Journeyman director Richard Thorpe (who later helmed Elvis Presley features) directed this bizarre early talkie western which incorporated comedy musical numbers (vampish Nita Martan sings Crying Blues and A Man Like That) into a standard western plot dealing with rustlers and revenge. Joining up with a travelling medicine show, Westerner Clay Conning (Kenneth Harlan) tries to help his fellow troupers protect themselves against the villains. He also champions the cause of heroine Mary (Dorothy Gulliver), who is likewise being victimized by the baddies. Thrown into jail on a trumped-up charge, Conning escapes to see that justice is done. Screenwriters Bennett Cohen and James Aubrey threw in a stranded theatrical troupe to provide the vaudeville routines. Leading man Kenneth Harlan was the husband of actress Marie Prevost. Harlan's days as a star were numbered, but he continued in character roles for another decade and a half. ~ Hans J. Wollstein, Rovi
- Directed By
- Richard Thorpe
- Genres
- Western, Comedy
- On DVD
- Jul 1, 1996
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Cast
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Kenneth Harlan
as Clay Conning
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Dorothy Gulliver
as Mary
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George "Slim" Summerville
as Sunshine
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Ethel Wales
as Martha Jenkins
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Christian J. Frank
as Frank Blake
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Lafe [Lafayette] McKee
as Pinky
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Harry Todd
as Abner Jenkins
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Nita Martan
as Blondie