Kentucky Moonshine

The Ritz Brothers pretend to be Kentucky hillbillies in order to get a booking on a radio show.

Cast

Harry Ritz

as Harrigan - a Ritz Brother

Al Ritz

as Mulligan - a Ritz Brother

Jimmy Ritz

as Garrity - a Ritz Brother

Tony Martin

as Jerry Wade

Marjorie Weaver

as Caroline

Slim Summerville

as Hank Hatfield

John Carradine

as Reef Hatfield

Berton Churchill

as J.B.

Mary Treen

as Sugar Hatfield

Wally Vernon

as Gus Bryce

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