Say it isn't so Curt. Say you didn't rob the bank. Say you didn't mean to hassle our boys for messing up the watering hole. Say this isn't your last singing cowboy role.
And our boys? Would you believe they're working for the bad guy (but don't worry, they don't know it). And does that patent medicine really work? Watch and enjoy as our boys sing, cattle stampede and the day is saved by honesty and clean living. In his final Columbia picture as a singing cowboy, Ken Curtis saves Doc Henderson's hide and cleaans up the town. Columbia Pictures
Release Date 2/13/47
Director Ray Nazarro
Story Eileen Gary
Screenplay Louise Rousseau
Camera Paul Mertz
Editor Robert Hoover
Music Paul Mertz
Assistant Director William O'Connor
Associate Producer Colbert Clark
Running Time 63 Minutes

Songs:
Sing Me a Song of Nonsense, We're Always in the Money But Still We're Always Broke, You're In Style When You're Wearing A Smile (in the Morning); performed by The Hoosier Hot Shots
Over the Santa Fe Trail by Fleming Allen
Dr. Henderson's Compound by Fleming Allen
Hi-Yo Texas by Ken Curtis & Lee Penny
Dark-Eyed Latin Maid
Fire Ball Mail
Square Dance