Kentucky Jubilee (1951)
A film director travels to Kentucky to seek out local talent for a hillbilly musical film. There, he gets kidnapped.
Top billed cast
Jerry ColonnaJerry Harris
Jean PorterSally Shannon
James EllisonJeff Benson
Fritz FeldRudolph Jouvet
Raymond HattonBen White
Vince BarnettMugsy
Chester CluteHorace Tilbury
Michael WhalenTouhy
Archie TwitchellBarney Malone
Russell HicksT.J. Hoarsely
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