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Song of Arizona
Roy Rogers responds to a call for help from his old pal Gabby Whittaker, whose Half-Chance Ranch, a home for wayward boys, is heading into foreclosure.
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- "Roy Rogers Song of Arizona"@en
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- "Gabby Hayes runs an Arizona ranch for homeless boys, and one of his charges, Chip, is the son of a notorious bank robber. Chip secretly digs up money his father stole and uses it to pay off Gabby's mortgage at the bank. Roy Rogers has to save Chip from his dead father's fellow gang members, and make things right all around."
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