Song of the Gringo (1936) |
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| Director(s) | John P. McCarthy |
| Producer(s) | Edward Finney (uncredited) |
| Top Genres | Western |
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Joan Woodbury(as Lolita Maria Dolores Del Valle)
Song of the Gringo
Released
1936
Song of the Gringo
Released
1936
Joan Woodbury
(as Lolita Maria Dolores D...)
Fuzzy Knight(as Slim Zony)
Song of the Gringo
Released
1936
Song of the Gringo
Released
1936
Fuzzy Knight
(as Slim Zony)
Monte Blue(as Sheriff)
Song of the Gringo
Released
1936
Song of the Gringo
Released
1936
Monte Blue
(as Sheriff)
Martin Garralaga(as Don Esteban Valle)
Song of the Gringo
Released
1936
Song of the Gringo
Released
1936
Martin Garralaga
(as Don Esteban Valle)
Forrest Taylor(as Prosecuting Attorney)
Song of the Gringo
Released
1936
Song of the Gringo
Released
1936
Forrest Taylor
(as Prosecuting Attorney)
Earl Dwire(as Chief Marshal)
Song of the Gringo
Released
1936
Song of the Gringo
Released
1936
Earl Dwire
(as Chief Marshal)
Glenn Strange(as Henchman Blackie)
Song of the Gringo
Released
1936
Song of the Gringo
Released
1936
Glenn Strange
(as Henchman Blackie)
Slim Whitaker(as Deputy)
Song of the Gringo
Released
1936
Song of the Gringo
Released
1936
Slim Whitaker
(as Deputy)
Song of the Gringo Overview:
Song of the Gringo (1936) was a Western - Film directed by John P. McCarthy and produced by Edward Finney.
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Just prior to start of filming this, his first movie, Tex Ritter went to a barber shop for a haircut. He fell asleep in the barber's chair and too much hair was cut off. This is why in most of this movie he keeps his hat clamped tightly on his head, and when he does remove it he's wearing a very obvious wig.