You know the traditional problems of the west: finding the best cook and who's going to win the big talent contest. See Gil in his first Hot Shots movie role, watch Slim dance in the kitchen while hearing the music of the Hot Shots, see the Nat Cole Trio (yes, the real Nat "King" Cole), watch Judy bob her head, and you won't believe your eyes when you see Cousin Emmy.
Columbia Pictures
Release Date 7/31/44
Director Lew Landers
Story Maurice Leo
Screenplay Elizabeth Beecher, Morton Grant and Bradford Ropes
Camera George Meehan & Glen Gano
Editor Aaron Stell
Music Mischa Bakaleinikoff
Assistant Director James Nicholson
Associate Producer Jack Fier
Running Time 69 Minutes
TV Title Swing and Sway

Songs
She Broke My Heart in Three Places by Oliver Drake, Dude Cowboy by Allen Massey & Curt Massey, Hey, Mabel by Fred Stryker; The Hoosier Hot Shots
There'll Be A Jubilee by Phil Moore; The Hoosier Hot Shots & Mary Treen
When It's Harvest Time In Peaceful Valley by Robert Martin, Cowboy's Polka by Jack Patton; Jimmy Wakely and The Oklahoma Cowboys
By the River St. Marie by Leslie Warren & Harry Warren; Nat " King " Cole Trio
Free Little Bird by Joy May Creasy, Rocky Hill Blues Cousin Emmy by Joy May Creasy; Cousin Emmy (Joy May Creasy)
Amor, Amor by Gabriel Ruioz & Sunny Skyler, You're the Dream, I'm the Dreamer by Benny Davis, Nat Burton & Ted Murray; Jane Frazee
Singing Hills by Mack David, Dick Sanford & Sammy Mysels; Jimmy Wakely and The Oklahoma Cowboys, Red River Dave and Jane Frazee