Absolutely hilarious. I love it. Pink Panther and Columbo both were plagiarists of this episode. Thanks again for your effort and dedication to the preservation of and sharing with us, of these gems.
This movie is so much "Of A Type." There was a time, before Netflix, when it would have played -- in a theater, of course -- second, after a cartoon and before the main feature.
BY FAR, THIS IS THE MOST ENTERTAINING WESTERN BOB STEELE I'VE WATCHED; AS A BOY, I USED TO HEAR MY POP CALL HIS GAMBLING BUDDY...""BOB STEELE""...NOW I KNOW WHY!!!
Like my old man would say " only in the movies son , only in the movies " / thanks i grew up watching old cowboy movies i can not get enough of them / I always say I wished I grew up in those days / They were the people that built and made this country / sure it was not e/z , but I got a feeling there was a lot of less b/s tolerated back then / and a yes was a yes and a no was a no and your word and hand shake were everything you were judge by / and you looked people in the eye when talking to them / I think it was like that up till the late 1950 then all hell broke louse / and look what we got to day / it's all b/s / GOD help us all . / WELL , happy trails to you until we meet again , happy trails to ..............
The director of this movie, Robert N Bradbury, is the father of Bob Steele. He also directed John Wayne in many of his early B Movie Westerns for Lone Star Productions.
@John Howard Camer, I hope you get this message, I can't tell , I had to write your name in, in a lot of ways I feel the same way even though some of it looks hard maybe a hard life ,but when I watch them I long for that too, your name would definitely fit in a western town, thank goodness for men like Bob Terry that keep these shows we love and dream about , they are the keepers,( watchers so to speak) of the shows we love to watch ,take care partner.
WesternsOnTheWeb : your welcome. I am a western movies fan, a good western movies, old o new and I have watched every movie you have posted, there is not regret. Thank you again.
checked out the whirling logs,and I stand corrected,I knew that the Tibetans used the symbol,but not the native Americans.still enjoyed watching the film thank you.
My dad was a great Bob Steele fan. Sadly, later, he did baddie roles then the idiot role in F Troop. But it was sroles like this one that impressed my dad
What did they use in the shell to make so much smoke? Buffalo was not the brightest light bulb in the room. He reminded me of Fuzzy Knight who played the sidekick later in the western movies. good movie for it time. (Mississippi Gulf Coast, USA)
This movie starts out with what we need to beware of most politicians. That they tell us what we want to hear. In the last frames of the western was there a blooper with the house that Steele went into had a button to ring the door bell.
This movie is similar, or a remake of a movie with Ken Maynard playing the character that Bob Steele plays in this one. Or maybe the Maynard one is a remake of this one.
I like the old westerns, and I wonder, what happened to the old stars,like Bob Steel ? I have seen him in soooo many many movies over the years, can you please tell me about him, and his career?
Yea...after reading your comment, I looked for that and saw it too. I wonder if a week went by in the shooting of the picture and they kept changing the date on the calendar as the days went by. Ha...we'll never know...no one could possibly still be alive to tell us. Also, did you notice how narrow the street was?
Howdy Charles. The native American tribes all used this symbol WAAAAYYYYY before germany did. It is called whirling logs. It has a few meanings kind of a good luck symbol. There are several places online where you can learn more about it.
What we know as the Swastika was a Navajo symbol. All of the road signs in Arizona had the Swastika on them as good luck markers. The Indians considered it a sign of respect to them. All the signs disappeared practically overnight when Hitler declared war on the United States.
@@davidtaylor8688 The stories I have read that one of Indian misson High Schools used it as their team symbol until the Nazis used it for their national symbol. It may go all the way back to tower on Babylon and ziggurat.
"Something just doesn't seem right about this western why does it look like it was set in the 1930's, I know the movie was made in the 30's but the clothes Bob Steele was wearing look more like 1930's eastern suits than 1800's style eastern suits."-🤠🐴🖥🍺☕🌐..
I've watched thousands of these shows and the truth is that , they are all the same. Oh sure, they have different actors and plot lines but really there's around 5 story lines they all go with.
