Ken Maynard - Texas Gunfighter (1932)

[@charliehill995]

My mother used to mention Ken Maynard as the cowboy she liked best.. She was born in 1914 and I was born 1934. He was sort of history by the time i started watching westerns. Good little movie. I enjoyed it. Thanks for posting it.

[@christinerhyne8093]

Love these old black and white movies. This channel is very clear, not fuzzy, without static.

[@dstenske]

This is a great movie.

[@charlesmitchell8516]

In these real old westerns, there were no outdoor scenes shot on soundstages. It's always so obvious in the more recent movies I always enjoy Ken. A shame he didn't remain a leading man due to heavy drinking.

[@alicebuckner726]

Really enjoy these old movies so much more than the ‘50s & ‘60s. They were always tuff & ready

[@glitchnyrmatrix7296]

At 5:30 the good guy jumps through the window and wrestles the bad guy. The sound effect of the good guy hitting the bad guy is the funniest thing I've ever heard. At 10:57 the girl screams and it sounds like air coming out of one of the tires. I can only hear the rest of the show out of the corner of my ear because I was in the kitchen making my world famous deep fried gas station chicken: *Slice up boneless chicken breast or thighs into about five by two fairly thin strips. Season well with seasoned salt. *Whip up two egg whites and a good tablespoon of cold water. *Crash 20 or 30 saltine crackers with a rolling pin. *Dip chicken strips in egg whites covering well. *Coat well with crushed saltines. *Deep fried till light golden brown. Dip in Uncle Dan's ranch dressing using the half sour cream and half mayonnaise recipe. You've probably already made french fries. Now sit down and watch a Hoot Gibson movie. Randolph Scott is always good too. Clearly I got to get a life. I think I'll go with the Roy Rogers movie ...one with Frog in it.

[@almeggs3247]

Really enjoyed the relationship with the old timer We don’t see that in movies anymore ! Now that I’m one too not even my children and GC will come for a visit!

[@dast540]

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

[@raymondsmithson3830]

I grew up with these westerns , corny as hell today, but in the day they was great, anyone remember when penny's dept store would give you a big red ticket for the movies so your mom's could shop for a few hours in the afternoon?

[@anthonytsikata1]

Great Movie

[@elchoya100]

love ken maynard,great b-western star.

[@nelsonandrade2925]

Gostei 👍 e já me inscrevi principalmente por ser legendados em português, amo ❤ filmes legendados em português! Parabéns pelo seu canal e obrigado pela postagem!

[@foxvienna1]

Tarzan must have been a well trained horse.

[@grizzlycountry1030]

Thank you 🤠

[@-elchoya9832]

love kens sidekick here,he is very likeable and enjoyable.unlike the other boring unfunny sidekicks like fuzzy knight,smiley burnett,al st.john,though i love gabby hayes too.

[@nancybridges369]

Good old movies

[@thomasgronek6469]

wow, high speed wagon chase, I expected it to explode when it went over the cliff at about 12 minutes. lol

[@nelsonkorb]

Filme mais antigo que eu kkkkk nasci em 40

[@JPMadden]

The title is "Texas Gun Fighter." Three words. (Is he from Texas, or is he fighting guns that come from Texas?)

[@michaelreed2502]

I Love My Westerns

[@xiniapoas]

[@claudalfred2064]

Good

[@christinerhyne8093]

Wait! Who shot the wagon driver?

[@DavidSmith-sb2ix]

" One of the whitest fellers I ever come across. " Try using that line in a movie today. That went out with Blazing Saddles.

[@grizzlycountry1030]

It's more relevant today than ever.

[@davidnorth9390]

KERMIT was the major Maynard

[@lafaziaraymond2326]

That old movies before u be born yet!

[@elchoya8770]

and the frog too!

[@invisableobserver]

The white horse looks like Silver, the lone rangers horse. That horse was the best actor and I bet he'd did not get paid enough cause he was white.

[@AH-yu2pi]

Not the best acting, well except for the horse.