The film carries a somewhat odd environmental theme, set against the backdrop of a dispute between oil workers and local Oklahoman farmers, many of whom are Native American. Setting aside the awkward opening song performed by "Pinky" (Chill Wills), who also provides the upbeat narration, we meet "Cherokee" (Susan Hayward), seeking financial restitution after her father dies due to an accident involving an oil derrick…

Seynatawnee signifies Red Hair, yet for him it represents Boss! Tulsa comes from Stuart Heisler, with a screenplay by Frank S. Nugent and Curtis Kenyon based on a Richard Wormser story. The cast includes Susan Hayward, Robert Preston, Pedro Armendáriz, Lloyd Gough and Ed Begley. Frank Skinner composed the music, and Winton C. Hoch handled the cinematography. The film is set in Tulsa during the early days of the…