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Audiobooks Narrated by Pat Buttram
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Volume 1 of Gene Autry's Melody Ranch! Republic Pictures' singing cowboy Gene Autry stars in "Melody Ranch," offering a pleasant and tuneful opportunity to hear Gene and his musicians perform a wide range of musical favorites, as well as the banter between Gene, his fellow musicians, and sidekick Pat Buttram. Combining music, comedy, and dramatic sequences featuring Autry as the moral two-fisted hero, the twenty shows in this collection give us a chance to revisit a time when the good guys always wore white hats, a really good on-screen fist fight made for a rousing afternoon of movie entertainment, and when a singing cowboy might have flirted with an attractive young lady, but usually ended up crooning to his horse as the screen faded to black.
Volume 2 of Gene Autry's Melody Ranch! Republic Pictures' singing cowboy Gene Autry stars in "Melody Ranch," offering a pleasant and tuneful opportunity to hear Gene and his musicians perform a wide range of musical favorites, as well as the banter between Gene, his fellow musicians, and sidekick Pat Buttram. Combining music, comedy, and dramatic sequences featuring Autry as the moral two-fisted hero, the twenty shows in this collection give us a chance to revisit a time when the good guys always wore white hats, a really good on-screen fist fight made for a rousing afternoon of movie entertainment, and when a singing cowboy might have flirted with an attractive young lady, but usually ended up crooning to his horse as the screen faded to black.
A Presidential Love Story tells the story of Honest Abe's formative years. We learn of his remarkable boyhood character from these early tales and his early political days, excerpted from Norman Corwin's "The Rivalry." The second half of the program tells the love story between young Lincoln and Ann Rutlidge, his fiancee who died of tuberculosis at the age of nineteen. Starring Pat Buttram, Jeanette Nolan, Kathleen Freeman, Parley Baer, Vance Colvig, Eddie Firestone, Lou Krugman, Peggy Webber, William Woodson, Dan O'Herlihy, Richard Erdman, and John Harlan
