Song of the Wasteland

Song of the Wasteland

Song of the Wasteland

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Song of the Wasteland

"A Song on His Lips...A Gun in His Grip!"

1947

0h 58m

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Western

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In Song of the Wasteland, Jimmy tries to uphold law and order in a tough frontier town.

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15 members

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Jimmy Wakely

Jimmy Wakely

Jimmy Wakely

Acting

Lee 'Lasses' White

Doc Henderson

Lee 'Lasses' White

Acting

John James

Lance Bennett

John James

Acting

Mike Ragan

Tex - Ranger (as Holly Bane)

Mike Ragan

Acting

Marshall Reed

Drake - Henchman

Marshall Reed

Acting

Henry Hall

Steve Crane

Henry Hall

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Dottye Brown

Sandra Crane

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Ted Adams

Luke Forbes

Ted Adams

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Chester Conklin

The Jailer

Chester Conklin

Acting

Pierce Lyden

Forrester - Rancher

Pierce Lyden

Acting

Gary Garrett

Potter - Henchman

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George Chesebro

Fred Brooks

George Chesebro

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Johnny Bond

Shorty - Saddle Pals member

Johnny Bond

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Dick Reinhart

Saddle Pals Concertina Player (as Richard R. Rinehart)

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Rivers Lewis

Jack - Saddle Pals member

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