Comin' Round The Mountain

Comin' Round The Mountain is a classic musical western movie from 1936, starring Gene Autry, Ann Rutherford, and Smiley Burnette. It's a story about a singing cowboy named Gene Autry, who, along with his sidekick Frog Millhouse (Burnette), travels to a small town called Crestview to perform in a rodeo. On the way, they meet a young woman named Milly (Rutherford), who is heading to Crestview to be with her father, who is sick.

When Gene and Frog arrive at the rodeo, they discover that it is in financial trouble and that the prize money has been stolen. Determined to help, they start investigating and find out that the thief is a local businessman who wants to close down the rodeo and turn the land into a cattle ranch. Gene and Frog work together with Milly and some of the local cowboys to capture the thief and recover the stolen money.

Throughout the movie, there are several musical numbers performed by Gene Autry, including "That Silver-Haired Daddy of Mine," which became a hit song after the movie's release. In addition to Autry's singing, the movie also features some impressive horse-riding and roping stunts. There are also some comedic moments provided by Burnette's character, Frog, who is always getting into trouble.

The movie's plot may seem predictable today, but Comin' Round The Mountain was one of the first films to feature the now-familiar story of a group of outsiders coming together to save a small town from a villainous businessman. And of course, Gene Autry's charm and talent as a singer and cowboy make the movie a delight to watch.

Overall, Comin' Round The Mountain is a charming and entertaining musical western that will appeal to fans of old Hollywood movies and classic country music. With its catchy songs, impressive stunts, and likable characters, it's a film that continues to be enjoyed by audiences today.