The Arizona Cowboy

Rex Allen's movie debut! And he's already a star as The Arizona Cowboy (1950). Clearly hired for his voice, and not so much his acting skills, they do a decent job of covering-up letting the guy sing some real nice songs, and that dialect of his does stand-out, which came in handy when he got that narrator gig at Disney in the 1960s. They packed the rest of the film with the usual B-western tropes, along with solid support from Minerva Urecal & Gordon Jones, resulting in a okay acquaintance.