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Dressed In the costumes of U.S. cavalrymen of 1676, Kenny Ander son and his Western Swing band of Billings ‘will appear on the screen by “Warpath,” playing the muse for a dance scene which is rudely broken up when the red akins bear down. The scene in the interlay of a varracks, filmed on whe felt at the Midland Empire Fairgrounds for Nat Molt's production, ‘the dance suddenly one, when an of ficer appeats and warns the danc ing solders and their partners of the Imminence of an Indian watd. Anderson doubles on the corner in rending the orchestra. Other members of his orchestra are Bob Min, bass fiddle; Louie Kula, Accordion; Les Rush, French fern; Ragey Ring, fiddle; and Lea De scienes, plans. Plana are beng escaped for the world premiere of Warpath In Billings on June 28, 1951, the seve nty-fifth aniversary of the Cugler Mussacre. The film dill never leased by Paramount.
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Billings Herald
Billings, Montana, US
Thu, Sep 14, 1950
Page 9
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Janet A.
