Man From Music Mountain (1943)

Singing cowboy Gene Autry and his sidekick Smiley Burnette star in this feature pitting cattle ranchers and real estate speculators. When it appears that there's gold on a ranch, a group of suspicious men begin selling claims in the local community. It takes Gene and Smiley to clear up the matter and save the day while also squeezing in a few songs, too.

This is another of Gene Autry's many western movies aimed at a young audience. Some of us grew up on these and it's sometimes fun to watch them for their nostalgia value — but that's about all the value that is here. It is not meant to be taken very seriously. Don't pay much attention to the story or the characters. The emphasis is on music, comedy, and a few stunts. A good movie? No. But, it you grew up on these you might enjoy it.