Home in Oklahoma (1946)

In the heartland of America, the sprawling landscapes of Oklahoma set the stage for a tale of intrigue and suspense. When Sam Talbot, the esteemed owner of the Flying T ranch, meets an untimely death from a horse fall, whispers of foul play echo through the windswept plains. Enter the dynamic duo of Roy Rogers, the editor of the local newspaper with an instinct for justice, and the tenacious St. Louis reporter Connie Edwards, who is drawn by the rumors of murder. Their paths intertwine at the reading of Talbot's will, which reveals a shocking twist. The expansive, 50-million-dollar ranch is bequeathed not to Talbot's calculating niece, Jan Holloway, but to an innocent 12-year-old orphan named Duke Lowery, a ward of unknown origins. Jan's bitterness at her paltry inheritance is thinly veiled, leading her to consider desperate measures. The plot thickens as Roy dives into the role of an investigative reporter, fueled by a cryptic note from the deceased. As attempts on young Duke's life mount, the tension rises like a dust storm under the relentless Oklahoma sun. With Connie's help, Roy unearths a conspiracy involving Jan, the sinister Steve McClory, and the town's coroner, Jim Judnick. They are revealed as architects of a nefarious scheme, having orchestrated Talbot's death and now plotting against Duke, in order to make Jan the last standing heir. "Home in Oklahoma" is a captivating western drama that blends suspense with the rustic charm of cowboy life. Amidst this dangerous game of inheritance, trust, and betrayal, the spirit of Oklahoma sings a song of survival, written by none other than the state's Governor Roy J. Turner. This tale of intrigue will keep you on the edge of your saddle, against the backdrop of a land whose beauty is as wild and untamed as the adventure that unfolds.

Home in Oklahoma is an action movie featuring Dale Evans.

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