A Song of Kentucky (1929)
Jerry, a young song writer, falls in love with Lee Coleman, a wealthy Southern girl. She is being forced into marriage with a fortune hunter who upon learning of her infatuation pays a former vaudeville partner of Jerry's to frame him. Stunned by what she believes to be the truth, Lee goes back to Kentucky and there she makes a wager with her would-be fiance that if her horse does not win the Derby she will marry him. She loses her wager and on the eve of her wedding she slips away to attend a concert where Jerry directs his own symphony. At the close of the concert the girl who had caused the trouble confesses and so Lee and Jerry are happy.
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| Filmmakers | Role |
|---|---|
| Lewis Seiler | Director |
| Sidney D. Mitchell | Writer |
| Archie Gottler | Writer |
| Con Conrad | Writer |
| Frederick Hazlitt Brennan | Writer |
| Charles G. Clarke | Cinematographer |
| Carl Carruth | Editor |
| Cast | Role |
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| Lois Moran | |
| Joseph Wagstaff | |
| Dorothy Burgess | |
| Douglas Gilmore |
