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Hypnotism, horses, ranch hands and a father's search for his long lost son (with a unique birthmark on his lower
back) all figure into the plot of I'm From the City, which features Penner, Dick
Lane, Lorraine Kruger, Kathryn Sheldon, Kay Sutton, Lafe McKee and Paul Guilfoyle.
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Colonel Oliver "Ollie" Fitch (Dick Lane) lectures trick rider Pete Pepper (Penner) about his lack of appreciation
for all that Fitch has done for him.
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Pete (Penner) arrives in Blue Mountain Junction along with Rosie Martindale (Lorraine Kruger). Willie Best (as the train
porter) hands him his valise. (There is a production still from the shooting of this scene in the Photo Album).
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Pete joins the boys in a rendition of "I'm a Tough Coyote," written by long-time collaborator Hal Raynor
(Heinz Rubel). The cowboys include Ethan Laidlaw (as Jeff, the ranch foreman), Chris-Pin Martin (Stagecoach), Edmund Cobb and Clyde Kenney.
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Although ducks were noticeably absent from Penner's RKO films, this one (voiced by Clarence Nash,
Disney's "Donald") plays a featured role in this final race scene between Pete and Willie (Paul Guilfoyle).
Disney films were distributed by RKO in the late 1930s, which was why Walt lent Nash out for the bit.
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