Trail Dust Hopalong Cassidy 1936 

Feel the same wholesome movies; the children of today should watch these old movies; would be a better world ; I watch cassidy daily makes my day thank you keep em coming!

As a little lad, this was one of my favorite westerns on Friday nights. Love it! Thanks for sharing, it brings back wonderful memories👏🏽👍🏾

I really enjoyed this movie. Very good script, acting and Hoppy is really admirable, a good moral character example.

Hoppy's always willing to help others. He sure is a great person with that kind of attitude. It's also nice to see Al Bridge as a good guy, for a change.

I enjoy watching hoppy movies very good movies

Johnny has a beautiful voice. 😊😊😊😊😊😊

Awesome 👍 job guys,....I love watching this Western movie

I think Gabby Hayes was Wiliam Boyd's best sidekick.

Good singing cowboys in this Hoppy film. 👍🤠

My Parent’s favorite story of me is when in 1956 we moved to a new home across town and how I hated it because it didn’t have Hopalong Cassidy . Of course at 5 years old I didn’t realize it just happened to be taken off the air just a we moved. I sure loved Hoppy . I was so happy a few years later when it came back on. Roy and Gene were good ( and my first car was a jeep because of Nelly Belle) but Hoppy was THE BEST !!

Love these old westerns right or wrong these are still the best and even the singing and music was influence on today's country stars

Worked my way thru westerners of the 60’s, 50’s, and have arrived here at your channel ,…loving the characters and awesome music. Thanks 😊

Great movie. Enjoyed watching it. William Boyd's great

William Boyd had a great laugh 😁

I love all of these movies he made along with all the other stars too Wish there was more of them

hopalong and autry were two of the most business savvy actors. they owned the film rights to their shows and movies. they owned their own production companies and hired their own talent and owned desert filming locations. the two have the best western museums to visit. they even include other film cowboys in their museums.

Al St. John, who plays a bad guy here and dies, later became a comic side kick in other westerns from 1937 on playing the role of "Fuzzy St. John", a whiskered old coot. The character was so popular with audiences that St. John became one of the most valuable stars in the studio system.

This is just one of many things I love about Tucson, my favorite movie that was made right here in Tucson, and can't forget Tombstone....

Still loving this in January 2022

Watched Hoppy every Saturday morning on "Covered Wagon Theatre" in the 50s and 50s.

This is an enjoyable western. You can't go wrong with Hopalong Cassidy. Thanks for sharing!

These movies are a vacation from our mad world. Thank you.

Hopalong Cassidy, the most exemplary and watchable cowboy of all.

love ol hoppy and his crew thanks again

I have listened to Hoppy on the radio and the television when I was growing up you see we didn’t have a tv till later in the 1950’s

Love that laugh like to set back an enjoy . this has the right name trail dust. This rough tale played out well.

This was super exciting.

Hopalong Cassidy was my all time favorite cowboy star. I only paid five cents to see him at the local movie theater along with the national news, cartoons, continuing seriel and short subjects, ah for the good old days

Love,love,love Hoppy ❤

Like that mount on the horse

Thanks for sharing it! I'll always enjoy watching old western movies though. .

My Dad, before becoming a high country sheep (10,000) and cattle (1,000) station manager (1948) for a cooperative, was a cattle drover, farrier and achieved rodeo bronco rider during WWII. He told me during his teens he saw his first Western at the cinema. He saved enough to buy an Indian motorbike so he could ride into town to see Hopalong cassidy or Audie Murphy because they were his favourite. My Dad was built like Audie and William (5' 9") and lkie them, could pack a punch that felled bigger blokes than himself

I love Hopalong cassidy

anthr great movie. Loves these old westerns. Thanks for loading.

Great original western movie. They don’t make them like that anymore

When I lived in Washington one time I knew a man named John Clark. He was a nice man. I dated his stepson. I was a senior in high school. 😊😊😊😊😊😊

These are great member READ here about this movie I can can go back in those days 1957or 58 old cowboys western movies

Gwynne (Beulah) Shipman was the heroine in this film. She had recently fallen from a horse while going horseback riding and this was her first film back. She married Barry Shipman, who wrote many of the Republic serials and also the Durango Kid series at Columbia. Their oldest child, Nina, became a television actress in the Sixties, doing character roles and commercials.

a superior hoppy entry,good photography,acting played straight for once by bill boyd.love Ellison and hayes as always.

Great!

Growing up in the 50's was swell!

Hoppy was one of the best B western movie stars there was. Along with Windy and the crew. Al Fuzzy st John went on with Buster Crabbe and others were big in B movies after fuzzy played with the Keystone cops i think in the late 20s and early 30s.

At one time Hoppy was as big in this country as any of the pop stars are now. I always thought his movies were too pg but still very entertaining.

I wouldn't call these B westerns but A westerns with a modest budget.good story,acting,score and beautiful black and white photography by the great archie stout who filmed mostly for republic but at paramount he is more superior.

Love those curb feelers on the stirrups 😏

With COVID 19 hopalong Cassidy is a vacation

Thanks

They were great movie in a great Era

Pure soul

That was pretty funny at 58:38, we ain't gonna smoke that rope!

Hoppy...William Boyd was born on June 5th 1895. Happy Hoppy Birthday

Hoppy was The Man,The Cowboy

I love hoppy and Andy Clyde

There's only three things you can do with a rope and you ain't gonna smoke it.59:30 lol

Thanks for sharing it! I always enjoy watching Old Western Movies though. 👍👌👏 An of course, I'm a subscriber! Thanks Again Though.

THANKS

Hoppy can clean up the swamp.

Thanks for upload an no adds

Oh Johnny you're so jealous and Hoppy conscious of Hoppy that it's ridiculous. 😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

it works both ways, block the pass, and nobody's getting to plainsvill

Lewis and Clark? What a coincidence. Would if they ever did any surveys?🙄🙄🙄😲😲😲🤔🤔🤔😅😅😅🥰🥰🥰

The 'provisions' wagon burns on fire at the 28:38 mark yet is fully uncharred and looks brand new at the 31:17 mark.

Great entertainment plus

i love hoppy

These movies balanced the character development with action. Not a one dimensional production.

Go on, you’re cluttering up the trail…

George "scruffy" Hayes does not know how to peel a potato

t This was a very good series

Lucky, you’re just plain mean 😢. Now everybody will have to drink muddy coffee ☕️.

43:19 I sure hate the Al St. John got killed he was one of my favorites.

Hopy is tough.

How many kids watched this and at dinner said, "I ain't eatin' them peas?"

At 13:53 / 1:16: 17 Where do they get off talking about a food shortage? I'm sure they could eat chickens and pigs and eggs and grain and fish andvegetables..not just beef. Besides the farm cows would provide milk for cheese.

Cassidy was good in the Whistler films

At one point or another... I believe that Hopalong Cassidy was influenced by the rise of the idea in the video series of Superman

Always wondered why hoppy had Ellison around.(Russell Hayden was a better sidekick...but went on to do his own shows)...writers and director always had ellison be like an awkward teenager...

Intrigue right from the...Hop 😊

The only figure i find a little irritating is Johnny. He falls for every girl he sees at first sight. And when he finally wins her hand, he just rides off until the next one. Guess he is still not grown up with this grade school attitude. Sorry. That's my only negative comment. But I do love to watch these movies.

That’s a lot of wasting water!

smoke it? haha hilarious

Is this the final episode or do they just end like this occasionally?

anybody know where these are filmed?

they just happened to have a new cover handy, where the hell was it kept

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you don't use water you use sand or dirt, cut off the oxygen

Cowboy wouldn't have two no brains like Hopalong does.

Windy always play the dummy

Cool

wide open spaces at 45

if there's water you can bet somebody says they own it, even on free range. these days in america they even want to own the rain. they would tax the air if they could get away with it

you've got an entire supply of food on the hoof it's water you need

Goodstuf

44:15 wide open spaces

When I was younger this was good, but now I'm pushing 80, and it's poor show.

Hoppy would round up Trump! Anyhow forget politics.... anybody got any idea where these great location scenes were shot? Those opening scenes where Tex comes calling are breathtaking.

I wish hoppy was a round to see Prez Trump take on the Swamp/DEEPSTATE I reckon he'd be pleased.

Congratulations, Johnny. By having your fun with Windy you ruined Cassidy’s order to get a barrel of fresh water and now you’ve fixed it so that y’all will have to drink muddy coffee. Some people may think that the character that Johnny plays cute. However, I just think that the character that he plays is a conceited jerk, plus the fact that he’s always jealous of Hopalong Cassidy. 🙄🙄

15:24

I sure feel sorry for all those poor cows. Why can't folks just be vegeterians and not have to kill animals to eat!?

ok for the ladies but for me, singing cowboys yeeeaaaggghhhh jump forwards time