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In that one Autry simply got wet when it happened, but was splashed with mud by the time he chased her down. There was a similar scene in the 1937 Gene Autry flick 'Git Along Little Dogies', when actress Judith Allen pulled the same stunt on Gene. I got a kick out of that early scene when Dale Evans comes barreling down the road and splashes Roy and Gabby when she runs across a small creek. Definitely one of Roy's better Republic westerns. Roy did a whole lot of films with women other than Dale Evans, but it's always special when the two of them are together. Roy and Dale are once again really good together and the fact they were soon to be man and wife is the reason. Dumbrille might have gotten away with the heirloom and its secret if he had more trustworthy help. Lewis have a big role here, in fact they aid Roy in a shootout with Douglass Dumbrille and his henchmen.

That only becomes clear in the last couple of minutes of the film.

The mystery in Under Nevada Skies is not who's doing the killing, but what is the significance of an old family heirloom that Dale Evans among many others is searching for. The film plays like a murder mystery in fact several people wind up quite dead because this particular group of villains has a bunch of people all working their own agenda. Under Nevada Skies has radio country singer Roy Rogers helping out acting sheriff Gabby Hayes sort out the reason for the murder of Leland Hodgson after Dale Evans comes to town and gets a job singing at his club. The only saving grace is that the film features Gabby Hayes and everyone likes Gabby! Overall, I'd place this among Roy Rogers' worst films.one that seems to have forgotten the formula that made him such a popular cowboy star. This is NOT a spoiler!! After all, in EVERY B-movie (not just westerns) Douglass Dumbrille plays a evil scum-bag.a complete rotter! This, combined with the awful songs and Dale's hateful entry into the film make this a terrible Roy Rogers film.one that would clearly disappoint fans. Now to say that there is zero suspense about the identity of the baddie leader is an understatement.

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The rest of the movie consists of Roy, Dale and the baddies all working to find this crest. Bad, bad writing! Soon a guy named Tom is murdered and Dale indicates that the real reason she came out west was to get some sort of family crest Tom stole long ago. This is NOT a 'meet cute' but seems like the perfect start to the film IF Dale is playing a villain.which she wasn't. Then, when her engine is flooded and the car stalled after splashing water on Roy and the Indians, she whines about how unfair it is that her car won't start and takes no responsibility for her actions. As Roy is out palling around with his American Indian friends, Dale comes barreling through in her car.nearly killing several folks and showing complete disregard for everyone. As far as the story goes, it starts of VERY, VERY badly.and you wonder about what the writers were thinking. It's as if the film is a parody of other Rogers' films.and I found myself longing to hear Roy and the Sons of the Pioneers who performed in the best films of in the series. Fortunately, later Dale and Roy since a slower, nicer song.though it, too, isn't really the style you'd expect in a Rogers film. The same with a weird song and dance number later in the film.not the least big country western in style and more like something you'd see in the nightclub once again. She sings a song that might fit in well with a contemporary nightclub setting.but not in the west. In fact, in the case of one of the songs, it seemed more like a showcase for Rogers' then girlfriend.and soon to be wife.

I adore the simple western tunes sung by Autry or Rogers.but in 'Under Nevada Skies' the songs are completely wrong for ANY western. But something I've noticed about a few of the singing cowboys films.that after a while the TYPE of songs they sang and the style really changed. Some of them feature a hero who sings and romances (such as Roy Rogers or Gene Autry) and some don't (Hopalong Cassidy or Tim McCoy come to mind). Sure, they are usually pretty predictable but they also can be a lot of fun.