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Western Music Time (2-6 Aug. 2023)

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The Sons of the Pioneers’ first movies – bringing Western music to early films

RADIO SCOUT (’35) – Moonlight on the Prairie starring comedian “El” Brendel
BRONCO BUSTER (’35) – Sweet Betsy from Pike a Cartoon, starring Oswald, the Lucky Rabbit
– Hold That Critter Down
THE OLD HOMESTEAD (35) – Tumbling Tumbleweeds Star: Mary Carlisle.
– When Our Old Age Pension Check Comes to Our Door
– There’s a Roundup in the Sky
– Way Out There
– That Old White Mule of Mine
– Happy Cowboy
SLIGHTLY STATIC (’35) – Echoes from the Hills star: Thelma Todd
ROMANCE OF THE WEST (’35) – I Follow the Stream
WAY UP THAR (’35) – Way Out There star: Joan Davis
– Kilocycle Stomp
– Barnyard Jubilee
– Texas Crapshooter
GALLANT DEFENDER (’35) – with Charles Starrett in his first starring role in a Western ‘
– West of the Rio Grande converted for the film in ’35 to Out on the New Frontier
– Boggy Road to Texas
– Covered Wagons (Westward Ho)

Western Swing Time

I’ve Come Awful Close – Hank Thompson & his Brazos Valley Boys
Steel Guitar Stomp – Hank Penny & his Radio Cowboys
Big Beaver – Leon Rausch
Cowgirls Ride – Sarah Pierce
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