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Binding: VHS Tape
EAN: 9786305502869
Format: Black & White, EP, Original recording reissued, NTSC
ISBN: 6305502862
Label: Republic Pictures (I)
Manufacturer: Republic Pictures (I)
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Republic Pictures (I)
Release Date: July 18, 2000
Running Time: 78 minutes
Sales Rank: 151480
Studio: Republic Pictures (I)
Theatrical Release Date: April 15, 1947
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - A Horse Opera from Yesteryear
A group of riders come singing into town. Next we see a man in a buggy fleeing while being fired upon. The pursuers plant evidence to prove the man was a thief. Roy Rogers rides to the mine to investigate. The mine manager explains their policy against thieves. A letter to Roy says a writer will arrive to get information for a book. There is a surprise here! The boys sing a song boasting of their courage. [How many bullets in a six-shooter? Sixteen? The script plays with the western legends.] This ... Read More
Rating:  - Fun For Fans of Roy and Dale....Also Sold in Package Deal
"Bells Of San Angelo"..From 1947 directed by William Witney, this is a corny but fun film, starring Roy Rogers, Trigger(Yes, Trigger gets top billing), Dale Evans and Andy Devine. There's trouble amiss in the local silver mine that borders Mexico. Can Roy save the day(or maybe even Dale to the rescue) and still have time to get in a few tunes? You bet! It's a modern western(for the 40's), but Roy and the boys still ride horses and carry 6 shooters, while everyone else takes the bus!
If ... Read More
Rating:  - A Really Good Video
Bells of San Angelo is one of my favorite Roy Rogers videos. Dale and Roy have some great lines and the fight scene is really good. Dale, the writer of fanciful cowboy novels, actually helps save the day. This video is really great and I hope every one enjoys watching it as much as I did.
Rating: - " 'Atta boy, Roy!"
Sturdy Grade B western fun starring Roy Rogers, Dale Evans, Trigger, and the whole gang. Gravelly voiced Andy Devine is the comedy relief sheriff. ("Aw, Roy! You didn't have to do that!"). Bob Nolan and the Sons of the Pioneers sing as they ride along the trail. I mean, what else do you want in a western movie? Roy is a border investigator, and Dale is a visiting western novelist. An inscription on the mission bells of San Angelo carries the clue to a lost silver mine. A gang of smugglers ... Read More
Rating: - Comments on Bells of San Angelo
The visual (including color) and sound quality of this video are very good. This full length color version of Bells of San Angelo, which was the second of 19 Trucolor films released by Republic, is highly recommended for Roy Rogers'collectors. It co-stars Dale Evans and Andy Devine (who took "Gabby" Hayes place in the series). This was the last appearance of Dale Evans until her return in Sussana Pass, a later entry in the Trucolor series. Jane Frazee replaced her for several Rogers' Trucolor ... Read More
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