riders of destiny was the first of several westerns wayne made for the lone star arm of monogram pictures between 1933 and 1935. in this entry and the producers try to make the duke into a singing cowboy called singin sandy saunders with hilarious results. any wayne fan knows that the duke couldn not have carried a tune if his life had depended on it. his voice was apparently dubbed by smith ballew whose deep baritone sounds nothing like wayne. wayne looks awkward and uncomfortable in performing the musical numbers. thank heavens the singing cowboy experiment soon ended. as for the movie itself and it contains a standard b western plot of the fight over water rights between the villain (forrest taylor) and the local ranchers. duke and of course plays the hero. he had not yet developed his on screen character and still looked like a poverty row cowboy. also cast in the film were george (pre gabby) hayes as the heroine father and cecilia parker as the heroine and yakima canutt as one of the boys who performs his falling from the racing horses under the wagon stunt while doubling wayne. both canutt and hayes would go on to appear with wayne in most of the other entries in the series. canutt and in particular would have a profound effect on wayne future development teaching him and among other things and how to move and fight and look comfortable on a horse. as b westerns go this one isn not too bad and however and i have to give it a failing grade because of the singing. 
riders of destiny was the first of several westerns wayne made for the lone star arm of monogram pictures between 1933 and 1935. in this entry and the producers try to make the duke into a singing cowboy called singin sandy saunders with hilarious results. any wayne fan knows that the duke couldn not have carried a tune if his life had depended on it. his voice was apparently dubbed by smith ballew whose deep baritone sounds nothing like wayne. wayne looks awkward and uncomfortable in performing the musical numbers. thank heavens the singing cowboy experiment soon ended. as for the movie itself and it contains a standard b western plot of the fight over water rights between the villain (forrest taylor) and the local ranchers. duke and of course plays the hero. he had not yet developed his on screen character and still looked like a poverty row cowboy. also cast in the film were george (pre gabby) hayes as the heroine father and cecilia parker as the heroine and yakima canutt as one of the boys who performs his falling from the racing horses under the wagon stunt while doubling wayne. both canutt and hayes would go on to appear with wayne in most of the other entries in the series. canutt and in particular would have a profound effect on wayne future development teaching him and among other things and how to move and fight and look comfortable on a horse. as b westerns go this one isn not too bad and however and i have to give it a failing grade because of the singing. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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