Watch Gene Autry in The Old Corral - With Roy Rogers & Lon Chaney, Restored & Uncut Version

Gene Autry in The Old Corral is one of the classic western movies that every cowboy enthusiast should watch. Released in 1936, the film features legendary western actor Gene Autry in one of his earliest roles. This restored and uncut version also includes some of the biggest names in early western film including Roy Rogers and Lon Chaney.

In this movie, Gene Autry plays a character named Gene Autry, a singing cowboy and a lawman who is sent to investigate a series of mysterious killings in the Old Corral. Autry encounters a group of outlaws, run by a powerful and sinister figure known only as "The Shadow." Along with his sidekick, Frog Millhouse (played by the lovable Smiley Burnette), Autry sets out to uncover the truth behind these crimes and bring the culprits to justice.

The plot of the film follows the classic western format but is elevated by the incredible talent of the actors. Autry's singing talents are showcased in several musical numbers, including "Back in the Saddle Again" and "The Old Corral." These songs, along with the iconic sound of Autry's yodeling, add to the film's charm and character. The film also features a duet with Autry and Rogers, showcasing their musical abilities.

Alongside the masterful musical performances, the action sequences in this movie are nothing short of thrilling. The numerous showdowns between Autry and The Shadow's henchmen keep audiences on the edge of their seats. The final showdown between Autry and The Shadow is also a testament to the film's epic nature.

The supporting cast in The Old Corral is nothing short of amazing. Roy Rogers, known as the "King of the Cowboys," plays a character known as Marshal Roy Rogers. He is also a singing cowboy and helps Autry take down The Shadow's gang. Lon Chaney Jr. also stars as Henchman Hank, one of the more intimidating villains in the movie. Of course, like all classic westerns, the movie includes a damsel in distress character named Eleanor, played by June Storey.

One of the most interesting aspects of this restored and uncut version is its improved picture and sound quality. The black and white cinematography is crisp and clear, with the actors' details highlighted beautifully. The sound is also clear, from the dialogue to the music, conveying the richness and power of the movie's soundtrack.

In conclusion, Gene Autry in The Old Corral is a classic western film that every fan of the genre should watch. Its rich story, incredible cast, and unforgettable musical performances make it one of the best westerns of its time. The restored and uncut version only adds to the cinematic experience, bringing an older film back to life and making it even more enjoyable for modern audiences.