Take Me Back to Oklahoma 1940 DVD Film Western Tex Ritter Bob Wills Slim Andrews Terry Walker Robert

Take Me Back to Oklahoma 1940 DVD Film Western Tex Ritter Bob Wills Slim Andrews Terry Walker Robert McKenzie Karl Hackett Donald , Released on November 11, 1940: Retired lawman Tex Lawton and his side-kick Slim help a girl who owns a stagecoah line find out who is trying to put her out of business. Frank R. Strayer: Robert Emmett Tansey 1h 15min 57min. Al Shean (Adolph Greig), Evelyn Brent (Paula Greig Rupert), Charles Judels (Rozzini), John Darrow (Richard Greig), Albert Conti (Mancini, concert manager), Lester Lee (Carl Rupert), Gigi Parrish (Carmen Rozzini), Richard Tucker (Michael Rupert), John Harron (Herb Livingston), Ferike Boros (Mary Schultz, Rupert maid), Ferdinand Schumann-Heink (the doctor), Carl Stockdale (the judge), William Worthington (Symphony Chairman), Leslie Goodwins (Oboe player), Gregory Golubeff (Max, violinist), Demetrius Alexis (the music lover), Lionel Backus (dance extra), Eddie Baker (detective), Lynton Brent (man in audience), Jay Eaton (Paula's beau), Lee Phelps (detective), Alexander Pollard (Rupert's butler), Larry Steers (man in audience), Johnny Winters (short cellist) Tex Ritter (Tex Lawton), Bob Wills (Bob Wills, founder of Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys), Slim Andrews (Slim Hunkapillar), Terry Walker (Jane Winters), Robert McKenzie (Deacon Ames), Karl Hackett (Storm), Donald Curtis (henchman Snapper), Gene Alsace (henchman Red), Olin Francis (Mule Bates), Carleton Young (Ace Hutchinson), George Eldredge (Sheriff), Johnny Lee Wills (cowhand musician, member of the Texas Playboys), Leon McAuliffe (cowhand musician, member of the Texas Playboys), Sol Caz Lansford (cowhand musician, member of the Texas Playboys), Wayne Johnson (cowhand musician, member of the Texas Playboys), Eldon Shamblin (cowhand musician, member of the Texas Playboys), Bob Card (henchman), Tex Cooper (townsman), Victor Cox (henchman), Chick Hannan (henchman), Herman Nowlin (henchman), Tex Phelps (townsman), Rose Plumer (townswoman), James Sheridan (henchman), Jack C. Smith (blacksmith)