San Fernando Valley is a 1944 American Western film directed by John English and starring Roy Rogers, Dale Evans and Jean Porter.
[2][3] Rancher Cyclone Kenyon lives with his two granddaughters—Dale, a responsible adult who runs practically everything; and Betty Lou, a boy-crazy bobbysoxer.
The women prove capable and lively, and all is well, notwithstanding Betty Lou who now has no one to flirt with—that is, until Roy and his sidekick Keno show up, begging for jobs.
Cyclone hires them as cooks, which results in amateur-chef Roy giving everyone a case of Montezuma's Revenge.
But soon Roy is in everyone's good stead, proving his worth as a two-fisted, cattle-ropin', ballad-singin' genius.