Judy Canova

A young boy and a runaway slave have adventures while travelling down the Mississippi River

An illegal auto race from Los Angeles to New York promises the winner 100,000 dollars. Coy "Cannonball" Buckman, the race leader, drags his girlfriend, Linda, along for the ride; while the other racers barrel along, trying to outsmart Cannonball at every turn and exit ramp.

An illegal auto race from Los Angeles to New York promises the winner 100,000 dollars. Coy "Cannonball" Buckman, the race leader, drags his girlfriend, Linda, along for the ride; while the other racers barrel along, trying to outsmart Cannonball at every turn and exit ramp.

Shot under the big top and on tour with the Clyde Beatty-Cole Brothers Circus, CANNONBALL gives viewers a rare opportunity to experience first-hand a touring circus.

Oscar-winner Mickey Rooney stars in Mark Twain's classic adventure story about a young troublemaker who helps a runaway slave escape to the North.

Canova, playing as herself, is employed as charwoman and general maintenance worker at her aunt's hotel in "Greebville", striving to earn enough money to cover mortgage payments for her run-down "ranch" where she lives along with three orphaned youngsters and, as a means of forestalling boredom, Judy is also subscribing to a mail order course with the Continental Correspondence School, hoping therewith to find true love.

After her family farm burns down, Sis Hopkins (Judy Canova) arrives in the city to live with her wealthy relatives. Uncle Horace Hopkins (Charles Butterworth) takes Sis under his wing, but snobby cousin Carol (Susan Hayward) can't stand the new addition to the family. Carol plans to humiliate Sis at her sorority, but, unbeknownst to Carol, her country cousin has unexpected appeal. This comedy is based on a play by the same name.