Rancho Grande (1940) | |
| Director(s) | Joseph Santley |
| Producer(s) | Sol C. Siegel (associate) |
| Top Genres | Romance, Western |
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Rancho Grande (1940) was a Romance - Western Film directed by Joseph Santley and produced by Sol C. Siegel.
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Rancho Grande (1940)
By Beatrice on May 9, 2014 From Flickers in TimeRancho Grande Directed by Frank MacDonald Written by Peter Milne, Connie Lee, Bradford Ropes et al 1940/USA Republic Pictures First viewing/Netflix rental As wholesome singing cowboy movies go, this was not too bad if you can handle some sophmoric humor.. Gene Autrey (character name) is foreman of... Read full article
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Cornelius J. Courtney:
Hey, Gene. Listen, I've been thinking it over, and I think maybe I ought to go with the others on the bus.
Gene Autry: Oh no you don't. Get up on that horse and shut up.
Cornelius J. Courtney: But, Gene...
Gene Autry: Remember, this was your idea.
Cornelius J. Courtney: I'd forgotten.
Tommy Summerville: Phone her home. Phone the Mayfair Club. We've got to find our leading lady!
Cornelius J. Courtney: No sooner said then done! First I'll track her down, then I'll corral her, then I'll ignore her.
Veronica Whipple: My, the elections get noisier every year. I haven't seen this much excitement since I voted for Roosevelt. I mean Theodore of course.
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Gene Autry: Oh no you don't. Get up on that horse and shut up.
Cornelius J. Courtney: But, Gene...
Gene Autry: Remember, this was your idea.
Cornelius J. Courtney: I'd forgotten.
Tommy Summerville: Phone her home. Phone the Mayfair Club. We've got to find our leading lady!
Cornelius J. Courtney: No sooner said then done! First I'll track her down, then I'll corral her, then I'll ignore her.
Veronica Whipple: My, the elections get noisier every year. I haven't seen this much excitement since I voted for Roosevelt. I mean Theodore of course.
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The 'Melody Ranch' set built for this film consisted of a long, one story house and a much larger gambrel-roof barn with a practical interior. The house portion's exterior was revamped after filming, and the set was a fixture on Republic's back lot for several years. It was featured in the show My Three Sons.
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