Trouble at Melody Mesa

Trouble at Melody Mesa is a 1949 American film directed by W. Merle Connell.

Trouble at Melody Mesa
Directed byW. Merle Connell
Produced byBirger E. Williamson
Written byNed Dandy
StarringSee below
CinematographyWilliam C. Thompson
Edited byElmo Veron
Release date
1 July 1949
Running time
60 minutes
CountryUnited States
LanguageEnglish

Cast

  • Brad King as Marshal Brad King
  • Cal Shrum as Cal Shrum
  • Lorraine Miller as Mathilda 'Matty' Simmons
  • I. Stanford Jolley as Mark Simmons
  • Walt Shrum as Walt Shrum
  • Alta Lee as Alta Lee (Shrum)
  • Jimmie Shrum as Jimmy Henshaw
  • Carl Sepulveda as Henchman
  • Stacey Alexander as Musician
  • Robert Hoag as Musician
  • Virgil 'Ace' Dehne as Ace
  • Bob Woodward as Henchman
  • Sue Gamboa as Singer
  • Rusty Cline as Musician
  • Dusty Taylor as Musician
  • Jack Gress as Musician
  • Frank Bertoldi as Musician
  • Lefty Walker as Musician
  • [ohn Blackburn as Specialty Act, Barn Dance Champion
  • Paula Blackburn as Specialty Act, Barn Dance Champion
  • Don Weston as Musician
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