Kentucky Jubilee

The barn's a-bustin! with fun, fight and frolic!

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DVD-R Details

Rated: Not Rated
Run Time: 1 hours, 12 minutes
Video: Color
Encoding: Region 0 (Worldwide)
Released: January 4, 2012
Originally Released: 1951
Label: VCI Entertainment

Performers, Cast and Crew:

Starring		Jerry Colonna, Jean Porter, James Ellison, Raymond Hatton & Fritz Feld
Directed by		Ron Ormand & Ron Ormond
Screenwriting by		Ron Ormond & Maurice Tombragel
Director of Photography:		Jack Greenhalgh

Entertainment Reviews:

Description by OLDIES.com:

A wild potpourri of hillbilly singers, dancers and specialty acts (including the Y-Knot Twirlers!); strung together by a crazy plot that involves a pop-eyed emcee (funnyman Jerry Colonna), a reporter (James Ellison), an actress (Jean Porter), a kidnapped movie director (Fritz Feld), a blackmailer and even an attempted bank robbery. First Time In Color.

Product Description:

From the opening credits onward, bombastic comedian Jerry Colonna dominates the proceedings in KENTUCKY JUBILEE. Colonna plays second-rate entertainer Jerry Harris, who links up with aspiring singer Sally Shannon (Jean Porter) and hotshot reporter Jeff Benson (James Ellison). The trio heads to the small town of Hickory, Kentucky to participate in an annual fundraising musical show. Things get hectic when a gang of crooks steal the receipts and kidnap Colonna (worse luck for the crooks!) The scene-stealing supporting cast includes Fritz Feld, Raymond Hatton, Vince Barnett, Chester Clute, Si Jenks, George Cheseboro and George Sanders (no, not that George Sanders).

Keywords:

Mystery | Reporters | Kidnapping | Singers

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