Arizona Cyclone (1941)

[@bizzybee852]

Great Johnny Mack Brown movie, thanks!

[@AH-yu2pi]

Thanks for sharing 🤠

[@thomasmurphy7719]

A Johnnu Mack Brown movie that I never saw before! Great job Tone; thanks for sharing..

[@alejandropazos1738]

Thomas Murphy flas gorm

[@RetiredSchoolCook]

🤠🐴 Thank you 😃👍 Feb . 12 , 2024

[@dast540]

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

[@anonymousrebel6614]

If these were the movies of a lifetime....I wanna go go back! Woman had class back in those days, kids were brought up with respect...MEN worked, raised their families and had decent friends! Today...well nuff said!

[@2scones]

shut the fuck up

[@repent.sinner]

Bible is true, the end will be just like the days of Noah the whole world will be perverted

[@mikenewton474]

In 1949, Universal produced a series of twenty minute Western musical shorts starring popular C&W singer Tex Williams. Williams was dressed to match footage of the old Johnny Mack Brown and Bob Baker films. His Prairie Pirates short was a remake of Arizona Cyclone, using much of the same footage.

[@marykilmon9269]

I love them old movies and fuzzy to

[@AH-yu2pi]

Thanks

[@charlesmitchell8516]

I sure saw that freight line office in a lot of movies. Usually, it was a ranch house.

[@waynedavies3185]

Love the way he was required to reload his pistol twice, during the first ambush session. You can see he reached back and so-called took loads from out of his gun belt. Once the shooting is over, and he joins up with his crew that was far away from the shooting, you can see he has a complete full gun belt of rounds. Not one was missing, even though he reloaded at least twice during all the shooting, and in less than a 5 minute ride, reached his crew, and his belt was complete full of rounds. It's a miracle, that the belt reloaded all by itself, while he rode his horse towards his crew less than 5 minutes away out in the country. Boy, that sure is a miracle lol.

[@alanpeterson6224]

Wayne Davies: At least he didn't throw his gun away when it got empty, like Hopalong. Makes you wonder where they got these directors.

[@suev3339]

As my Dad told me as a kid … “Only in the movies.”

[@mr.sebnup897]

Hey Tone, I'm surprised that you used stabilization on this upload. It gives this flick the dreaded "twisties".

[@dennisrobinson1290]

The only thing I don't like about old westerns is the cowboy singing, so I ship over them, but I've never been a C-W fan~

[@elchoya8432]

whats a fish doing in a horse trough

[@luisarturoferreralvarez7852]

Buenas tardes desde Venezuela buenas series por favor subirla en español latino gracias para entender lo que dicen

[@claudalfred2064]

Goodstuf

[@banjobillsoldtimemusicshow8071]

As far as sidekicks go fuzzy knight is on da bottom of the list...

[@tomortale2333]

omg not that goofdball fuzzy in a movie...ugh! waste of film..

[@elchoya8770]

when i saw fuzzy knights name on the credits,i knew this was going to be bad.suprised johnny mack brown wasnt killed a long time ago with a unreliable sidekick like knight.cut out all the parts fuzzy is in and you have a first grade A western than a B.

[@thunderbird1921]

Nell O'Day was one of the most underused talents in early Golden Age Hollywood. That lady was said to be possibly the best equestrian male or female in all of Hollywood.