Rancho Grande (1940) |
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| Director(s) | Joseph Santley |
| Producer(s) | Sol C. Siegel |
| Top Genres | Romance, Western |
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Gene Autry(as Gene Autry)
Rancho Grande
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1940
Rancho Grande
Released
1940
Gene Autry
(as Gene Autry)
Jimmy Durante(as Cornelius J. Courtney)
Rancho Grande
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1940
Rancho Grande
Released
1940
Jimmy Durante
(as Cornelius J. Courtney)
Ann Miller(as Julie Shelton)
Rancho Grande
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1940
Rancho Grande
Released
1940
Ann Miller
(as Julie Shelton)
Barton MacLane(as Mark Wildhack)
Rancho Grande
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1940
Rancho Grande
Released
1940
Barton MacLane
(as Mark Wildhack)
Barbara Jo Allen(as Veronica Whipple)
Rancho Grande
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1940
Rancho Grande
Released
1940
Barbara Jo Allen
(as Veronica Whipple)
George 'Gabby' Hayes(as Pop Laramie)
Rancho Grande
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1940
Rancho Grande
Released
1940
George 'Gabby' Hayes
(as Pop Laramie)
Jerome Cowan(as Tommy Summerville)
Rancho Grande
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1940
Rancho Grande
Released
1940
Jerome Cowan
(as Tommy Summerville)
Horace McMahon(as Bud Wildhack)
Rancho Grande
Released
1940
Rancho Grande
Released
1940
Horace McMahon
(as Bud Wildhack)
Rancho Grande Overview:
Rancho Grande (1940) was a Romance - Western Film directed by Joseph Santley and produced by Sol C. Siegel.
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Rancho Grande (1940)
Rancho Grande Directed by Frank MacDonald Written by Peter Milne, Connie Lee, Bradford Ropes et al 1940/USA Republic Pictures First viewing/Netflix rental As wholesome singing cowboy movies go, this was not too bad if you can handle some sophmoric humor.. Gene Autrey (character name) is foreman of... Read full article
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Rancho Grande Quotes:
Cornelius J. Courtney:
Hey, Gene. Listen, I've been thinking it over, and I think maybe I ought to go with the others on the bus.
Gene Autry: Oh no you don't. Get up on that horse and shut up.
Cornelius J. Courtney: But, Gene...
Gene Autry: Remember, this was your idea.
Cornelius J. Courtney: I'd forgotten.
Gene Autry: Oh no you don't. Get up on that horse and shut up.
Cornelius J. Courtney: But, Gene...
Gene Autry: Remember, this was your idea.
Cornelius J. Courtney: I'd forgotten.
Cornelius J. Courtney:
Folks, this is your pal, Cornelius J. Courtney, tellin' you that this program is brought to you by that nationally famous head cold remedy "Nose Posse." Aaahh! Manufactured, endorsed by that benefactor of humanity, Thomas Summerville. Ah, that most delicate of organisms, the nose, the snoozle, the proboscus, let Nose Posse guard it for you. It deserves that protection - take it from me, a man who knows his noses. At-chaaa! And now, after a brief pause for station identification, Gene Autry will present this week's thrilling drama of the sagebrush, "The Sagebrush."
Tommy Summerville:
Phone her home. Phone the Mayfair Club. We've got to find our leading lady!
Cornelius J. Courtney: No sooner said then done! First I'll track her down, then I'll corral her, then I'll ignore her.
Cornelius J. Courtney: No sooner said then done! First I'll track her down, then I'll corral her, then I'll ignore her.
Veronica Whipple:
My, the elections get noisier every year. I haven't seen this much excitement since I voted for Roosevelt. I mean Theodore of course.
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The 'Melody Ranch' set built for this film consisted of a long, one story house and a much larger gambrel-roof barn with a practical interior. The house portion's exterior was revamped after filming, and the set was a fixture on Republic's back lot for several years. It was featured in the show My Three Sons.