Oklahoma Blues (1948)
- Director(s):
- Lambert Hillyer
Synopsis of Oklahoma Blues
Two communities fight to become county seat in this Jimmy Wakely music western from Monogram Pictures. When Rainbow's End, one of the two towns in question, experiences a stage holdup, State Commissioner Walton (J.C. Lytton) looks to Yuba Junction where, unbeknownst to him, the local undertaker, Beasley (I. Stanford Jolley), is buying up all the surrounding land by means of terror. At first confused with a notorious, but highly fictitious, outlaw named "The Melody Kid," Jimmy obtains the job of deputy sheriff in Rainbow's End with a mandate to go after both the stage robbers and their secret boss, Beasley. Accompanied by "Fiddlin'" Arthur Smith, Dick Reinhart and Don Weston, Wakely performs his own and Smiley Burnette's "On the Strings of My Lonesome Guitar" and "Oklahoma Blues", Tiny Stokes' "Judy" and the traditional "The Old Chisholm Trail". ~ Hans J. Wollstein, Rovi
Complete Cast of Oklahoma Blues
- Virginia Belmont - Judy Joyce
- I. Stanford Jolley - Beasley
- George Lewis - Slip Drago
- Zon Murray - Matt Drago
- Dub Taylor - Cannonball
- Charles King
- Jimmy Wakely - Jimmy Wakely
- Don Weston - Ray
- J.C. Lytton - State Commissioner Walton
- Ray Henderson - Chuck
- Steve Clark - Sheriff Sam Oldring
- Frank LaRue - Judge Emerson
- Milburn Morante - Amos
- Art Ortego - Stage driver
- Bob Woodward - Bob
- Arthur Smith
- George Morrell - Townsman
- Victor Cox - Townsman
- Dick Reinhart - Joe
- Director(s):
- Lambert Hillyer
- Writer(s):
- Bennett Ray Cohen
- Producer(s):
- Louis Gray
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