Square Dance Jubilee is a 1949 American Western musical film directed by Paul Landres starring Don "Red" Barry, Mary Beth Hughes and Wally Vernon.
Plot While searching for entertainers to place on a TV show, two talent scouts become entangled in cattle rustling.
Cast Don "Red" Barry as Don Blake (as Don Barry) Mary Beth Hughes as Barbara Clayton Wally Vernon as Seldom Sam Jenks Spade Cooley as Spade Cooley Max Terhune as Sheriff John Eldredge as Jed Stratton Thurston Hall as G.K. Chester Clute as Yes-Man Tom Tyler as Henchman Buck Tom Kennedy as Bartender Tom Britt Wood as Grubby Clark Stevens as Henchman Jim Clark Marshall Reed as Charlie Jordan Lee Roberts as Line-Shack Henchman Alex Montoya as Alvin Cliff Taylor as Short Comic Ralph Moody as Indian Chief Hazel Nilsen as Secretary Betty (as Hazel Nilson) Snub Pollard as Show Spectator Tex Cooper as Show Spectator Dorothy Vernon as Townswoman Slim Gaut as Tall Comic (as Slim Gault) Hal King Television Opeator Cowboy Copas as Cowboy Copas Claude Casey as Singer The Broome Brothers as Broome Brothers Buddy McDonald as Townsman Smiley and Kitty as Singers Johnny Downs as Johnny Downs Herman the Hermit as Townsman Dana Gibson as Townswoman Ray Vaughn as Townsman Charles Cirillo as Townsman The Tumbleweed Tumblers as Tumblers Don Remey as Townsman The Elder Lovelies as Elder Dancers (as The Elder Lovlies) Les Gotcher as Square Dance Caller
References
External links
Square Dance Jubilee at BFI