Dale owns a rodeo managed by Gabby Hayes. Roy and The Sons Of The Pioneers are singers in the show. They're in financial trouble, but the offer of a booking at the in Albuquerque can put the rodeo on easy street. But a nasty rival rodeo owner, Tom Keene, tries various nefarious schemes to keep them from getting there. It's up to Roy and Trigger to try to save the day. The highlight is a chariot race between Roy and Keene.
"Lights of old Santa Fe" is a pleasant Roy/Dale entry in their series of numerous movies. The Lights of Old Santa Fe theme song is memorable, one of their best. It gets sung a few times. There is more singing than action in this one, but it's still a enjoyable to watch for us older kids who remember it from our younger days.
I'm watching "Lights of Old Santa Fe" on The Westerns Channel right now. It's a good one so see it if you can.
"Lights of old Santa Fe" is a pleasant Roy/Dale entry in their series of numerous movies. The Lights of Old Santa Fe theme song is memorable, one of their best. It gets sung a few times. There is more singing than action in this one, but it's still a enjoyable to watch for us older kids who remember it from our younger days.
I'm watching "Lights of Old Santa Fe" on The Westerns Channel right now. It's a good one so see it if you can.