Oklahoma Blues (1948) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Jimmy Wakely is a law-abiding cowboy who poses as the outlaw known as The Melody Kid at Cannonball's suggestion. He agrees to help clean up Rainbow's End while Sheriff Sam Oldring recovers, confronts...
Cannonball is Jimmy Wakely's friend and the one who tells Rainbow's End that the notorious Melody Kid is coming, unaware at first that his story will draw Jimmy into danger. He helps Jimmy drive off g...
Judy runs the restaurant where Jimmy Wakely tangles with Slip Drago. She asks Jimmy not to let her sell her business, as he likes her home cooking, and later joins Judge Emerson in asking him to retur...
Beasley is Rainbow's End's undertaker and secretly leads the gang responsible for the town's lawlessness. He wants Yuba Junction, where he owns land, to become the county seat, and he arranges Jimmy W...
The fake sheriff is an accomplice of Beasley who has Jimmy Wakely arrested on false murder and robbery charges when Jimmy is about to take the town's money to the commissioner. Cannonball and Oldring...
Matt Drago is identified in the story through the Drago brothers' involvement in the gang's attempt to seize Jimmy and the town's money. The Drago gunmen try to force Jimmy to reveal where he hid the...
Slip Drago is a gunman who clashes with Jimmy Wakely in Judy Joyce's restaurant. He reports his encounter with the Melody Kid to Beasley, prompting the gang to go after Jimmy. Slip is part of the outl...
Sheriff Sam Oldring is an ailing lawman who has failed to capture the gunmen bringing trouble to Rainbow's End and is preparing to leave town. He is an old friend of Jimmy Wakely, who agrees to help u...
Judge Emerson is a Rainbow's End official who hears State Commissioner Walton's decision that the town is no longer suitable to become the county seat because of lawlessness. He suggests hiring the Me...
Walton is the state commissioner who initially considers Rainbow's End as a possible new county seat. After the stagecoach carrying him and Sheriff Oldring is held up, he tells Judge Emerson that the...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Emerson suggests hiring The Melody Kid to clean up Rainbow's End, and Jimmy agrees to take the job.
Walton tells Judge Emerson that Rainbow's End is no longer suitable as county seat because of the holdup and lawlessness.
The plot states that Drago and his brother ride up to stage a holdup, and the character list identifies both Matt Drago and Slip Drago.
Beasley has Jimmy arrested on false murder and robbery charges by a phony sheriff.
Beasley leads the gang, and Matt Drago participates in the gang's attempt to force Jimmy to reveal the hidden money.
Jimmy becomes involved with Judy's restaurant and insists that she not sell her business because he likes her home cooking.
Slip reports to Beasley after his encounter with Jimmy, while the plot identifies Beasley as the leader of the gang of gunslingers.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Oldring is described as having failed to capture the gang responsible for the town's misfortunes, while Beasley secretly leads that gang.
Emerson and Beasley receive Oldring's information together, and Beasley seeks to have Yuba Junction named county seat while owning land there.
Jimmy tangles with Slip in Judy's restaurant, and Slip subsequently reports the encounter to Beasley.
Beasley arranges Jimmy's false arrest, later confronts him over the town funds, and is ultimately captured by Cannonball and Oldring.
Cannonball and Oldring follow the fake sheriff to Jimmy's location and rescue Jimmy in a shootout.
Jimmy visits Oldring, who is described as Jimmy's old friend.
Cannonball identifies The Melody Kid as Jimmy Wakely, explicitly describing Jimmy as his friend. They later drive off the gang together and plan to re...
A disguised cowboy and his allies confront a criminal scheme threatening Rainbow's End and its county-seat ambitions.
Directed by Lambert Hillyer
Oklahoma Blues (1948) · 9/10 · western
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