Riding High

Year: 1943

Runtime: 88 mins

Language: English

Director: George Marshall

WesternMusicComedy

Dorothy Lamour plays Ann Castle, a queen who heads west to claim her father's silver mine, while Dick Powell is mining engineer Steve Baird; with Victor Moore's con man Mortimer Slocum they sell stock to avoid bankruptcy. Shareholders threaten a lynch mob, but a miracle saves the day. Cass Daley and Gil Lamb add lively songs and production values.

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