Ah, the childhood memories, when life was so innocent and exciting. And radio, telephone, vinyl records, and movies were it, for communications and entertainment! Whoa, take me BACK!
Thankfully it was only in the early Roy Rogers movies that trips were used to bring down galloping horses- as evidenced in this film at 5:53 to bring down Gabby`s horse (ridden by Gabby`s stunt double). It looks like a `running W` - an evil device that injured many horses in early Hollywood westerns- only the rider knew when the fall was coming.
Just stopped at 5:37 to see the running rein on the snaffle bit used so harshly on the poor mule. Now you warn me worse is yet to come? It was a good day when the running W and other trip wires were banned in the making of movies. Pity actors and their stunt doubles are not made to have lessons in how to avoid having harsh hands. Horses mouths suffer terribly, even in modern films. So all 3 jump on the train; pray tell, who takes care of the horses? One of them would have stayed behind if it were the real world to take the horses home. Even if the horses were to make it home without broken bridles and perhaps saddles, the other workers would think there had been an accident, and waste time looking for the 3 of them. Very poorly thought out.
That era, and the movie, show that the world has gone completely to Hell since. We're living in a nightmare of asphalt and concrete where the open range used to be. Saying that this is 'progress' doesn't change the facts.
LOVE ROY'S YODELINGS AND GABBY'S WISE REMARKS + WESTERN SONGS 🐎🙏🎶
Ah, the childhood memories, when life was so innocent and exciting. And radio, telephone, vinyl records, and movies were it, for communications and entertainment! Whoa, take me BACK!
i never missed o❤ne one of roy rogers movie's..my dad and mom dropped me off at the theater in daniielson CT.
If only we could return to these days
We COULD.................but the country is filling up with 'the wrong kind of people'.
Thanks PF
‘ And we don’t give a gosh darn hoot ‘.....Love it.
That translates into '$%#@*&#!!!!' today.
Ivan Miller, the cold-hearted banker, also played a good-natured rep from the Department of Commerce in 'Man From Cheyenne' (1941).
RIDE 'EM COWBOYS, WE DON'T GIVE A TEXAS HOOT ..... HAPPY GO LUCKY INTO R.R. EXCELLENT YODELING .....
Thankfully it was only in the early Roy Rogers movies that trips were used to bring down galloping horses- as evidenced in this film at 5:53 to bring down Gabby`s horse (ridden by Gabby`s stunt double). It looks like a `running W` - an evil device that injured many horses in early Hollywood westerns- only the rider knew when the fall was coming.
Just stopped at 5:37 to see the running rein on the snaffle bit used so harshly on the poor mule. Now you warn me worse is yet to come? It was a good day when the running W and other trip wires were banned in the making of movies. Pity actors and their stunt doubles are not made to have lessons in how to avoid having harsh hands. Horses mouths suffer terribly, even in modern films.
So all 3 jump on the train; pray tell, who takes care of the horses? One of them would have stayed behind if it were the real world to take the horses home. Even if the horses were to make it home without broken bridles and perhaps saddles, the other workers would think there had been an accident, and waste time looking for the 3 of them. Very poorly thought out.
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YOU'VE GOT THAT SADDLE ON BACKWARDS.... MISS....
That era, and the movie, show that the world has gone completely to Hell since. We're living in a nightmare of asphalt and concrete where the open range used to be. Saying that this is 'progress' doesn't change the facts.
RIDE 'EM COWBOY, YODELLLEY OOKEEE
Great movie
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35:38 What a set of feet.
I bet nobody knew that Gabby Hayes could do that.
Starting shortly after 36:39 , various people struggle to say the word "Molybdenum" correctly.
MAYBE HE'LL LET US RIDE IN THE BAGGAGE CAR....
ROY ROGERS, MEU ÍDOLO, INFELIZMENTE A IMAGEM NÃO É BOA!!!
Doesn't matter what century or what year, crooks are crooks!
Ewo