Uploaded July 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
PRESENTING "Saddle Mountain Roundup" featuring the Range Busters! The Range Busters gallop into town to save the day in this hard ridin', action-packed western. These good-guy cowboys are also singing cowboys who can sling a guitar as well as a bad guy. Enjoy comical sideman "Cousin Herald" (Goodman), meet a friendly (albeit strange) dummy named "Elmer" and look for Edgar Allan Poe's "Raven".
S. Roy Luby directed this American film for Monogram Pictures. It premiered in August 1941, to the delight of both children and adults who filled their local movie houses on Saturday afternoons to watch "Saddle Mountain Roundup" again and again. ~D.
Rating: not rated
Running Time: just under an hour
B&W / Unrestored and Thankfully Not Colorized
This film is in the American Public Domain.
Cast:
Ray Corrigan ... Crash Corrigan
John 'Dusty' King ... Dusty King
Max Terhune ... Alibi Terhune
Lita Conway ... Nancy Henderson
Jack Mulhall ... Dan Freeman (lawyer)
Willie Fung ... Fang Way
John Elliott ... 'Magpie' Harper
George Chesebro ... Foreman Blackie Stone
Jack Holmes ... Sheriff
Steve Clark ... Jack Henderson
Carl Mathews ... Bill (henchman at shack)
Elmer ... Elmer, Alibi's Dummy (note: Elmer appeared in almost 40 films during his career! -Dee)
Herald Goodman ... Cousin Herald Goodman (as the singing/comic ranch hand; Mr. Goodman actually inspired this film to be made -Dee)
Al Ferguson ... Henchman
Production:
S. Roy Luby - Director
George W. Weeks - Producer
William L. Nolte - Screenwriter
Robert C. Cline - Cinematographer
Frank Sanucci - Composer (Music Score)
Roy Claire - Editor
Photography Location: Ray Corrigan Ranch
Thanks for watching!
PRESENTING "Saddle Mountain Roundup" featuring the Range Busters! The Range Busters gallop into town to save the day in this hard ridin', action-packed western. These good-guy cowboys are also singing cowboys who can sling a guitar as well as a bad guy. Enjoy comical sideman "Cousin Herald" (Goodman), meet a friendly (albeit strange) dummy named "Elmer" and look for Edgar Allan Poe's "Raven".
S. Roy Luby directed this American film for Monogram Pictures. It premiered in August 1941, to the delight of both children and adults who filled their local movie houses on Saturday afternoons to watch "Saddle Mountain Roundup" again and again. ~D.
Rating: not rated
Running Time: just under an hour
B&W / Unrestored and Thankfully Not Colorized
This film is in the American Public Domain.
Cast:
Ray Corrigan ... Crash Corrigan
John 'Dusty' King ... Dusty King
Max Terhune ... Alibi Terhune
Lita Conway ... Nancy Henderson
Jack Mulhall ... Dan Freeman (lawyer)
Willie Fung ... Fang Way
John Elliott ... 'Magpie' Harper
George Chesebro ... Foreman Blackie Stone
Jack Holmes ... Sheriff
Steve Clark ... Jack Henderson
Carl Mathews ... Bill (henchman at shack)
Elmer ... Elmer, Alibi's Dummy (note: Elmer appeared in almost 40 films during his career! -Dee)
Herald Goodman ... Cousin Herald Goodman (as the singing/comic ranch hand; Mr. Goodman actually inspired this film to be made -Dee)
Al Ferguson ... Henchman
Production:
S. Roy Luby - Director
George W. Weeks - Producer
William L. Nolte - Screenwriter
Robert C. Cline - Cinematographer
Frank Sanucci - Composer (Music Score)
Roy Claire - Editor
Photography Location: Ray Corrigan Ranch
Thanks for watching!






