The Voice of Bugle Ann

1936
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1h 12min

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Lionel Barrymore, Maureen O'Sullivan, and Eric Linden in The Voice of Bugle Ann (1936)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThe countrymen in the hills of Missouri take the hounds on night fox hunts. This goes on until Jacob Terry comes into the county and decides to raise sheep and install a woven wire fence. Th... Tout lireThe countrymen in the hills of Missouri take the hounds on night fox hunts. This goes on until Jacob Terry comes into the county and decides to raise sheep and install a woven wire fence. This upsets the neighbors since the dogs would not harm the sheep and they would be hurt run... Tout lireThe countrymen in the hills of Missouri take the hounds on night fox hunts. This goes on until Jacob Terry comes into the county and decides to raise sheep and install a woven wire fence. This upsets the neighbors since the dogs would not harm the sheep and they would be hurt running into the fence at night. Jacob vows to shoot any dogs or people that he finds on his ... Tout lire

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Rôles principaux25

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Lionel Barrymore

Spring Davis

Maureen O'Sullivan

Camden Terry

Eric Linden

Benjy Davis

Dudley Digges

Jacob Terry

Spring Byington

Ma Davis

Charley Grapewin

Cal Royster

Henry Wadsworth

Bake Royster

William Newell

Mr. Tanner

James Macklin

Del Royster

Jonathan Hale

District Attorney

Frederick Burton

The Warden

Samuel Adams

Farmer
(non crédité)

Sidney Bracey

Court Clerk
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Burr Caruth

Judge
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Clay Drew

Mr. Lancy
(non crédité)

Lillian Drew

Mrs. Lancy
(non crédité)

George Guhl

Farmer
(non crédité)

Ben Hall

Gabe Armstrong
(non crédité)

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Texaskingfish-1

Facts about this movie

This movie was filmed around my home town of Mendon Missouri. Mostly on the farm of Tom Bash. I believe he financed part of the filming of this picture. He was judge of the eastern district in Missouri in the 20's and Sheriff of Jackson County Mo. in the 30's. He offered to adopt my father Calvin Collins but my father refused because he was told he would have to wear shoes and have to finish his homework before he went fishing. Bash hosted many large hunts on his vast farm and they were attended by many dignitaries including Harry Truman. Lionel Barrymore attended parties at the Bash Ranch aside from being there to make this film.

irvthom1

A haunting film (as opposed to a hunting film)

I have been watching for some reappearance of this film for many years, with no satisfaction. You see, I saw it as a child, and there are VERY few films that have remained with me from that long ago. (This very day happens to be my 77th birthday).

It is a touching tale involving a favored hunting dog that somehow gets caught in an animal trap and spends a stormy night baying for some help, but unreachable due to the raging storm. At least, that's the way I remember it. When the storm lets up, the anxious searchers who could hear him but could not locate or get to him find his trapped and dead body. It was so movingly done that I have never forgotten its effect on me.

Irv Thomas

texaskingfish

I have not seen this movie but am interested in any info about it

This movie was filmed in and around my home town of Mendon Missouri. A small farming community in north central Missouri. It was mostly filmed on the farm of Tom Bash who at the time had previously been Judge of the Eastern District of Kansas City and Sheriff of Jackson County(Kansas City) Missouri. Tom bash was famous for the different types of Hunts and parties he hosted there and many people came from all over to join in including, on a regular basis the future President Harry Truman I have heard my grandparents and other older folk from my community talk about when this movie happened there. Anyone living who may have been involved in this picture or may have anecdotal information or artifacts from the filming of this movie. I would be very much interested in hearing from you. Thanks

kenandraf

For Dog lovers and...

Good drama about Fox hunting in 1930's Ozarks.The film had good all around production and a good cast.To nitpick,the film was kind of slow and the love story could have been better.Also,the script was average.But still hits the spot for those who love Fox hunting,Dogs,Ozark lifestyles,1930's drama films,and for big fans of the lead actors.....

10treesa-2

fun for everyone

I loved this movie . It is so good, reminds me of where the red fern grows ,sorta. I have wanted to see it again for 13 yrs ,my mom and I watched it yrs ago. This movie will stir the soul , at least it did mine . My mother and I watched it and knew our husbands would love it but have never seen it again or heard of it ,even asked local movie stores with no luck.Glad to have found it on this site . Hope to be able to buy it . If you love older movies and one that has animals , then this one you will love .

I am really ready to see again . I think it should be re-made ,and put on the big screen. I believe all kids would enjoy this clean movie . it has a sad part but not nothing like todays shows .

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Anecdotes
Lionel Barrymore's character is named Spring Davis, whose wife is played by Spring Byington.

Gaffes
During the thunderstorm early in the film, the sound of thunder is heard simultaneously with the lightning flashes. Because light travels faster than sound, this would occur only if the lightning struck within a few feet of the scene, which would create an extremely bright lightning flash and a shockwave that would rattle buildings and make the characters jump. Neither event happened, so it was a matter of bad timing by the special effects people.