When the outlaw El Toro saves Hoppy's life, Hoppy agrees to find his missing grandson. Director: Howard Bretherton Writers: Clarence E. Mulford, Doris Schroeder Stars: William Boyd, James Ellison, William Farnum
RIP everyone in this show, they were pioneers the American cinema,, thank you for everything you did for us, you always will be in our hearts and minds ❤ 💜 ♥
Yes, I feel the same way about these old movies, probably 3 generations in this movie all gone and my generation soon not to be. A memento mori I guess.
My mom & dad , me & my brother were at an Hopalong Cassidy outside show & Hopalong Cassidy rode up & tipped his ten gallon black hat to my brother 🤠 🐎 ~ I was a baby ,my bro was three or so. What an honor!!!
When I was about 2 or 3, our folks bought my sister and brother and I all Hopalong Cassidy hats !! Wish I had it now ! This was an excellent episode. thanx !!!!
sometimes I wish I would lived in those days , I would be with the horses all day and I would be so happy . I love western very much or all the horse movies out there :)
Hopalong Cassidy before his white steed" topper" start watching this stuff when I was about six years old used to live in Palms California are Beverly Hills about two blocks from MGM Studios in the two bedroom house good my dad only paid $800 for this is one life was good for me we were just finishing a war in Europe Hopalong Cassidy was one of my favorite Cowboys and still today Hopalong Cassidy is one probably the largest Sam Club in the whole world even kids in Bangladesh hello Hopalong Cassidy was he's what America Used to Be I remember as a little kid on Saturday mornings listening to him give us pep talks but how important it was to have an education,
Love these old Westerns. My Great Uncle. Joe Millwood talked about all these old Westerns. I just wish the internet came sooner. I can only imagine watching these with Unk. Little sad nostalgic.
I grew up watching Hoppy on TV. I could never tire of watching his films. For all of us young buckaroos, he was a role model of the first caliber. He usually drank sasparilla or milk (at least in front of the camera).
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Lucky gets shot in the right arm and has his left arm in a sling! Hopalong's horse mysteriously changes colour to white! What a wonderful film. Loved it, like all these old black and white "B" movies. Thank you so much. Just think, this film is 82 this year (2017) and still being discovered and enjoyed. Pleasant way to pass an hour. Must mention Gabby Hayes. Just watch the change in two years' time...1937. Cheers.
+Ronald Strange. There was a lot of goofy stuff in these early westerns. I don't know where they got their directors. In at least 3 of his films, Hoppy's pistol is empty. He clicks it a few times, looks at it like,"Is this thing broken?", and Throws It Away!. He's the only one I ever saw do that.
I love the old movies which emerged from the silent movies. the dialogue and acting is simple and concise. the early hopalongs are better then the later ones. I am sorry the producer got rid of Gabby Hayes. He was the best side kick!
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They killed Gabby Hayes in two Hop-along movies now! Paul Fix in the role of Steve, the henchman who wears a bandage on his head, was the lawman in the town where Chuck Connors starred in The Rifleman! Great Hop-along Cassidy Movie -- Thanks for posting!
Two favorite early Paul Fix roles: he plays the loony convict on death row in "The Last Mile" and in the Our Gang "Free Eats", in drag, he plays the "mother" of the two thieving "fidgets".
Interesting to see the progression--Cassidy in 1935, then 1940 then Allan Rocky Lane in 1950 then Bonanza in 1960. Very similar format but things got refined as did the technical works. Episodes start with startling events, then confusion is added and deceptions, then sudden resolutions at the last few minutes.
Un film avant qu'on soit ne. Et jemesouviens enfant avoirvu.hopalong . Cassidy vu en version française.. il y'avait aussi a l'époque Ken Menare. Et son cheval Tarzan des westerns de ce temps.merci pour ce souvenir
Easily my favorite of the Hopalong Cassidy movies and, in my opinion, the best of the bunch. The only thing that would have made it better is if Gabby could have been Windy in this one.
good old movie like hoppy think this is the first time I've ever seen Hoppy wear a black hat ever. He usually wears a white hat. What was a good movie anyway.
Hoppy was a bad man in this one--of course bad on the side of good. He kills three different villains. These types of series start out with the hero as mean as the bad guys (when they have to be) but they always soften him as the series goes on. They did it with Batman and Superman and even Popeye and Dick Tracy and the Lone Ranger and Matt Dillon.
Média-metragem da longa série em que William Boyd interpretou o caubói Hopalong Cassidy. Lançado nos EUA em 25 de outubro de 1935, foi originalmente distribuído pela Paramount,com metragem de 61 minutos, e passou no Brasil como "Olho de águia". A presente cópia é do relançamento cinematográfico de 1946, feito pela Goodwill Pictures, e tem 59 minutos.
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Yes...Gabby was trying to roll a cigarette - but the essence of the scene is that he was tryng to roll one with ONE hand. Anyone can learn to roll a smoke with two hands, but one hand? Well, I saw it done, once. That old codger was a pro.
How would the bad guys know where to head off to to ambush Hopy and the other guy? They have no idea where the body of the dead outlaw is only Hopy knows.
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Gabby died in the first movie of the series this is the second movie. His death was very emotional for Cassidy and motivated him to make it the massive assault on the rustlers stronghold
