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Let freedom ring
In 1868 west, Nelson Eddy sings and fights for freedom.
- "In 1868 west, Nelson Eddy sings and fights for freedom."@en
- "A song-spangled western set in 1868, in which a lawyer (Eddy) returns to a small hometown and fights corruption brought in by the railroad."
- "Combining Nelson Eddy's fine baritone voice with its message of religious and ethnic tolerance, Let Freedom Ring distinguishes itself as a most unusual western. While boasting its share of bad guys and two-fisted action, this ambitious film delivers a powerful and heartfelt message. The setting is the west circa 1868. The villain is the land grabbing railroad, personified by smooth-talking tycoon Jim Knox (Edward Arnold). Knox finally meets his match, however, when he comes up against leathery rancher Tom Logan (Lional Barrymore) and Logan's Harvard graduate son, Steve (Eddy). Cast in his first 'solo' role-- with no singing stars opposite him-- Eddy excels as the prodigal son who returns home to save the day."@en
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- "Let freedom ring"
- "Let freedom ring"@en