a5c7b9f00b Roy Rogers tries to prevent a range war between cattlemen and sheepherders. To get the Delaney ranch Cole&#39;s henchman Anders has started a phony range war between the cattlemen and sheepmen. After killing Delaney, he tries to kill his daughter Jill and then Roy who was sent to investigate the war. But the failed attempts gives Roy the information he needs. Using the age old conflict between cattle ranchers and sheepherders this film shinesone of my top five favorite Roy Rogers films. Dale Evans and George &quot;Gabby&quot; Hayes along with the Son&#39;s of the Pioneers join Roy. Another uncredited star in this film is a little lamb with a bow around it&#39;s neck and the pet of Dale&#39;s character. The first time the lamb sees cattleman Gabby, it falls in love with him. Much to his dismay it chases after him and the scenes of these two together are hilarious. Try to see the uncut version. Any Rogers film that is 55 minutes long has been cut! Hope you enjoy itmuchour family does! Roy Rogers (as Roy Rogers) has to mediate a &quot;war&quot; between the Sheep Herders and the Cattle Ranchers. George &quot;Gabby&quot; Hayes (as Gabby) is followed around by a Little Lamb. Dale Evans (as Jill) needs saving. Bob Nolan and the &quot;Sons of the Pioneers&quot; are around. After a promising, scenic opening, with Elisabeth Risdon effective (as Kate), the film falls apartÂ… while the camera follows the Little LambÂ… who is following Gabby… The title song is sung to the Lamb. The film includes Lamb Songs and a Mexican Jumping Bean Song. The highlight is when Evans&#39; out-of-control car plunges into a river; after Rogers fishes her out, the duo sweetly sing &quot;Be a Friend of Mine&quot;. <br/><br/>** Roll on Texas Moon (1946) William Witney ~ Roy Rogers, George &#39;Gabby&#39; Hayes, Dale Evans
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