Gene Autry
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Filmography
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Mountain Rhythm
(1939)Cowboy Gene Autry and his sidekick get extra help from singing bums and rowdy gold miners after a dude ranch development threatens ranchers’ lands.

Saddle Pals
(1947)Gene Autry goes to the home of hypochondriac landowner, who gets Gene to switch identities while he takes a vacation, giving Gene power-of-attorney. Gene has to raise $50,000 to save the properties.

Ridin' on a Rainbow
(1941)A bank robbery leads a rancher and his sidekick with money invested into the showboat that’s just arrived in town to retrieve their stolen money.

Guns and Guitars
(1936)When a traveling medicine show lands amidst a Texas cattle war, the singing cowboy chases down the bad guys and their quarantined livestock.

Prairie Moon
(1938)A sheriff assumes guardianship of three, young orphaned boys from Chicago who have a bad attitude but a big inheritance that a gang of outlaws want.

Sierra Sue
(1941)When a poisonous weed starts killing local cattle, a band of ranchers who want to burn it are stopped by a government inspector who has other plans.

Melody Trail
(1935)When a baby is stolen by a rotten mutt, it’s up to singing cowboy Gene Autry to wrangle the child and save the ranch from hilarious chaos.

The Big Sombrero
(1949)En esta gran aventura del oeste, un vaquero viaja hacia el sur para defender los derechos de los ganaderos frente a los terratenientes corruptos.

Rhythm of the Saddle
(1938)A tug-of-war over a lucrative rodeo franchise contract pits a wealthy ranch owner and her foreman against a crooked nightclub owner and his henchmen.

Cowboy Serenade
(1942)When a young man is sent to sell cattle to a packing plant, he is soon swindled by card sharks. Gene Autry is sent to investigate and recover the cattle, find the young man, and clear his name.

Western Jamboree
(1938)When a gang of outlaws learn about the cache of helium gas underground on a ranch property, it’s up to the foreman to stop them from a land grab.

The Big Show
(1936)When a stunt double is asked to impersonate a western film star for an event, he finds himself caught in a game of romance, lies, blackmail, and debt.

Sunset in Wyoming
(1941)Conscientious rancher Gene Autry tries to save his valley from flooding, caused by a land-stripping lumber company, by turning it into a state park.

The Singing Cowboy
(1936)When his boss is murdered, leaving an orphaned girl who needs brain surgery, the singing cowboy starts a hillbilly band to raise money on a TV show.

Indian Territory
(1950)Following the Civil War, Cavalry Sergeant Gene Autry is sent to break up a series of Indian raids upon settlers, led by a renegade Austrian, who wishes to use the Indians to build an empire.

Rootin' Tootin' Rhythm
(1937)Singing cowboy Gene Autry and his sidekick attempt to catch cattle rustlers by disguising themselves as dead outlaws, leading to hilarious results.

The Old Barn Dance
(1938)A horse trader’s business and good name go belly up when a tractor company comes to town and its underhanded owner turns the residents against him.

Twilight on the Rio Grande
(1947)Gene Autry's investigation of the murder of his partner, leads him to Mexico, where he becomes involved with the beautiful singer whose father has also been killed, and finds a jewelry smuggling ring.

Boots and Saddles
(1937)When a prim English lord inherits a Western ranch, it’s up to Gene Autry and his sidekick to show him how to run the place like a real cowboy.

Ride, Ranger, Ride
(1936)A Texas Ranger works undercover, attracting a colonel’s daughter, as he protects an Army wagon train full of ammunition and supplies from Comanches.