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Kentucky Blue Streak (1935)
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60 min | Action, Crime, Drama

Kentucky Blue Streak (1935)

Passed

60 min | Action, Crime, Drama

Mary Bradley leaves her family's farm in Cloverdale, Kentucky to visit her brother Johnny, a jockey, in San Francisco. Their reunion is interrupted by Harry Johnson, who tries to convince Johnny to ride in the illegal race at the Pagona ...See moreMary Bradley leaves her family's farm in Cloverdale, Kentucky to visit her brother Johnny, a jockey, in San Francisco. Their reunion is interrupted by Harry Johnson, who tries to convince Johnny to ride in the illegal race at the Pagona fair. After Mary and Johnny learn that the colt Mary brought to California to sell has broken a leg, Johnny agrees to go along with Harry's scheme. After Harry is shot, Johnny is arrested on the belief that he wanted to stop Harry from blackmailing him. Although he is innocent, Johnny agrees to a plea bargain under the alias Barnsdale so that he will not disgrace his family. A reporter, Marty Marion, who is investigating the racetrack rackets, helps Johnny obtain a work release. Meanwhile in Kentucky, Mary prepares to enter her horse, Blue Streak, in the Kentucky Derby. With the family farm already heavily mortgaged, Mary appeals to District Attorney Barton Pierce to pay the race entrance fee. Johnny reads about the approaching Derby and escapes prison to attend the race, but Marty has anticipated Johnny's reaction. In Kentucky, Marty gains admittance to a Derby ball, and when Barton sees Marty with Mary, he becomes jealous. Later, to increase his horse's odds, Barton spreads a rumor that Johnny will be his jockey for the Derby, but plans to have him arrested before the race begins. On the day of the race, Marty discovers Barton's scheme and is able to stop him. Johnny rides Blue Streak to a first-place finish, and Marty shows him a telegram sent from California. Harry's murderer has confessed, and Marty tells Johnny he may keep the telegram as the first memento from his future brother-in-law. See less

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25 cast members

Name	Known for
Edward J. Nugent Martin Marion (as Eddie Nugent) Martin Marion (as Eddie Nugent) See fewer	Rio Grande Romance (1936)
Frank Coghlan Jr. Johnny Bradley (as Junior Coghlan) Johnny Bradley (as Junior Coghlan) See fewer	Let 'Er Go Gallegher (1927)
Patricia Scott Mary Bradley Mary Bradley See fewer	Kentucky Blue Streak (1935)
Cornelius Keefe District Attorney Barton Pierce (as Connie Keefe) District Attorney Barton Pierce (as Connie Keefe) See fewer	Thundergod (1928)
Margaret Mann Mrs. Martha Bradley Mrs. Martha Bradley See fewer	Four Sons (1928)
Roy D'Arcy Harry Johnson Harry Johnson See fewer	La Bohème (1926)
Ben Holmes Johnson - Bellhop Johnson - Bellhop See fewer	Lightning Strikes Twice (1934)
Spec O'Donnell O'Donnell - Bellhop O'Donnell - Bellhop See fewer	Accidents Will Happen (1938)
Harry Harvey Barker / Voice of Radio Announcer (as Henry Harvey) Barker / Voice of Radio Announcer (as Henry Harvey) See fewer	The Pride of the Yankees (1942)
Roger Williams Deputy Deputy See fewer	Adventurous Knights (1935)
Joseph W. Girard Prison Warden Carlson (as Jos Girard) Prison Warden Carlson (as Jos Girard) See fewer	Captain Midnight (1942)
Walter Downing Newspaper Editor Newspaper Editor See fewer	The Hidden Light (1920)
Ben Carter Waiter / Colored Octette Leader Waiter / Colored Octette Leader See fewer	Crash Dive (1943)
Buster Brodie Jockey (uncredited) Jockey (uncredited) See fewer	All Aboard (1927)
Ken Broeker Cop (uncredited) Cop (uncredited) See fewer	Rawhide Romance (1934)
C.C. Burr Jockey (uncredited) Jockey (uncredited) See fewer	Luck (1923)
Jack Cheatham Cop at Race Track (uncredited) Cop at Race Track (uncredited) See fewer	A Fig Leaf for Eve (1944)
Al Corporal Old Tom (uncredited) Old Tom (uncredited) See fewer	Next Week-End (1934)
David Gross Shoeshine Boy (uncredited) Shoeshine Boy (uncredited) See fewer
Clifford Holland Messenger (uncredited) Messenger (uncredited) See fewer	Reform School (1939)
Frank Meredith Cop (uncredited) Cop (uncredited) See fewer	Hold That Woman! (1940)
Joe Schilling Hot Dog Attendant (uncredited) Hot Dog Attendant (uncredited) See fewer
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Roy Watson Colonel Seymour (uncredited) Colonel Seymour (uncredited) See fewer	Chasing Trouble (1926)
Genevieve Williams Bradley's Maid (uncredited) Bradley's Maid (uncredited) See fewer	The Cigarette (1919)