Heart Of Arizona 1938 Hopalong Casisdy

[@karenshannon3967]

Thank you for the great clean movies. Hopalong is my favorite cowboy. Never saw his movies until last year. He is still riding Topper beyond the veil along with his saddle pals and his family with him too. He told kids to help their parents and many good things. There may be empty saddles in the old corral but they have their saddles to ride their horses over there. Movies of today teach no good heros like Hoppy. Thank you again for great movies about the old west.

[@dbrinkm1]

Absolutely correct Karen !..there is Nothing Hollywood produces today that is watchable.I tuned it off years ago. It is all evil, full of sex, foul language, nudity, violence and completely void of any moral standards whatsoever ! Give me Hoppy , Flash Gordon and the movie classics from the 30's through the 50's and I am completely satisfied ! Also look up other greats like Legend of Wyatt Earp and Rifleman , if you like westerns with moral character. Dana Vn Era disabled Vet.. Combat Medic Surgery Tech First Army MEDDAC Dept. Surgery/CMS Vet Rep [ Ret ] God Bless and thank you veterans for your service..

[@marcdenton2996]

I highly suggest attending the Lone Pine Western Film Festival later year (October, 2023) and see where this movie was filmed; and where Ansel Adams captured his light.

[@nameskhar1510]

Many thanks for sharing.

[@brucelangridge6302]

These old movies are great. I have watched them and never fail to be bored with them

[@sherivandenbusch4120]

Love.

[@timothyplonk4266]

I love all the old Hoppy movies. Films and stars like this just no longer exist. Real entertainment versus how much profanity can be fitted into one scene.

[@chocolatte6157]

Thanks tyryrytyytytyyyty

[@Paul-lm5gv]

William Boyd was a silent film star who took on the role of Hopalong Cassidy at age 40. He made 66 feature films as Hopalong Cassidy beginning in 1935 - all quality movies with good production values! Hopalong Cassidy films were re-run on early TV in the 1950's so us Baby Boomer kids grew up with Hoppy! We had Hopalong Cassidy gunbelts, watches, lunch pails, comic books etc.! William Boyd and his famous white horse Topper did two world tours and it's estimated he was seen by 20 million people. His parades would easily draw 100,000 people! Boyd - born in 1895 - died in 1972 leaving quite a legacy of westerns! Often at the end of his films he would have a brief message for the little tykes to mind their mother and mind their manners!

[@grizzlycountry1030]

Really enjoyed watching this. Thank you 🤠

[@retiredmusiceducator3612]

I can picture the 'band' sitting in those hot rooms, no ac, playing and recording the music... they are truly the unsung stars of the western movies.

[@erikao9189]

They had some excellent horses.

[@nealadams1090]

Beautiful scenery!!

[@johnnymac8680]

The beautiful Alabama Hills near Lone Pine, California, are a stunning backdrop for this enjoyable 'Hoppy' western.

[@GeeReza]

William Boyd did more for the western movies than John Wayne. Just love Hopalong can't get any better.

[@bigfootbillunknown9511]

🎠🏜Hoppy, Gabby, Gene, Roy & Dale, The Lone Ranger & Tonto,....they filled our childhood days. Still have a Steer Bolo Tie, just like Hoppy's. He was my favorite TV Cowboy. Boy Howdy, those were the happiest days of my life and many of yours. Sure makes 'ya wish 'ya was a kid again.🌃🎠

[@geraldhard1562]

You said more than a nice mouth full, fun an you said it all .

[@kaycoats8344]

Hopalong Cassidy and Gabby Hayes! 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 Thank you!

[@martentrudeau6948]

They knew what right and wrong was in the old days, not anymore. Thank you for an excellent movie.

[@alphaomega8373]

I know man.

[@mike89128]

When Hopalong Cassady hit the TV in early 50s, he had immense popularity. Our aunt took us young nieces and nephew to see him in Chicago. Couldn't get within a block of the stage. Did see him by jumping up and down. A long time ago.

[@wally1452]

I'll spread the word as much as I can about the Hopalong Cassidy/Gabby Hayes "new" sharpened up movies...a dear friend of mine has wanted to see these for years, her favorite cowboy too. Thank you for posting! wl

[@andrewmalone1065]

wally lol 🌙

[@bushranger51]

wally, as a kid growing up in the 50's there was only one hero, and that was Hopalong Cassidy.

[@trukeesey8715]

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[@carlyk7322]

This episode was so well done, I watched it twice, even shed a tear with the ending.

[@wally1452]

I saw a picture of Hoppy standing and visiting with "Matt Dillon" and "Chester" of Gunsmoke fame, on the Gunsmoke set...about 1958 I think. What a scene to see the old cowboy greats in anything together.

[@alfreddunn8254]

Now those were the real McCoy type of westerns they don't make the like that anymore I'm a seventysix year old Western nut.

[@annebellette201]

Hoppy movie are great 👍 love watch them ..thank you for sharing

[@tmartine8489]

All time favorite Thank you!

[@Lee90000]

no ads. thanks

[@lgeubs]

You're kidding me! Just went to IBDb and learned, Belle Starr is played by Natalie Moorhead. I totally didn't recognize her. That's a real blast from the classic age of Hollywood.

[@claymarston8764]

@Sunshine Baker - NATALIE MOORHEAD ACCUMULATED OVER 75 CREDITS IN FILMS.

[@genewileyopa]

Just can't beet these old westerns

[@lizdoyle7158]

HOPALONG CASSIDY MOVIES WORTH WATCHING IN 2018 🎥 THESE MOVIES WERE SO WELL MADE ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@puck30]

Still worth watching in 2021!

[@iraidakhaimova3332]

aww sad it had to end like that. but now this is my favorite Hopalong Cassidy movie.

[@cq7415]

Another good ole western. Thanks.

[@polachee]

Looks like the Alabama Hills outside of Lone Pine, California. Enchanted country worth seeing. It still looks the same.

[@martentrudeau6948]

I thought it looked like California, I know that area around Lone Pine.

[@ayamayfeg8769]

Great scenery thanks for the movie

[@scvandy3129]

"Looks like" -- of course it IS "the Alabama Hills." They're iconic; NO mistaking them. And as Hoppy viewers know, they were essentially his 'backlot' -- kind of like how Monument Valley is associated with director John Ford and his select John Wayne westerns.

[@BoonOrBust]

Thanks for this collection Good to have handy To keep us all sane. Much obliged ❤ 4:20

[@michaelbarnett825]

great movie love william boyd and george hayes.

[@artroraback8663]

Good clean fun with Hopalong....

[@arthurdavis2964]

Art Roraback - Right you are !

[@geoffreydevore9503]

Great movie. My mom watched these movies as a kid.

[@geraldhard1562]

Your mom had smarts an class .

[@thunderbird1921]

Don't blame her. Very interesting plot, with some tough and astonishing ladies.

[@cymbolichuman433]

When I was very young, we used to watch Hoppy and the Lone Ranger with Granny. It's ingrained in the psyche.

[@survivingsicklecell1732]

Hopalong Cassidy is meant watching in 2023 and beyond,, this series will never die.. I love hoppy n Gabby hayes

[@oldgamerchick]

Wonderful movie thank you 🙃☕❤❤❤❤🤠

[@jimlaguardia8185]

All these Hoppalong movies became a kids’ TV mainstay in the 50s.

[@martentrudeau6948]

These movies are what I saw in the 50's as a child. They're decent, morally sound and good for children. The good characters were heroic and the bad characters were redeemable or maybe not.

[@ayamayfeg8769]

My mainstay also

[@petermalloy5360]

This Newzealander loves these Westerns

[@gentrystinnetti8277]

Definitely worth watching, clean and charming people had respect for one another and men where men and women where women not so today

[@oldbiff8194]

a tear for Hoppy and Belle, and a tear for America ...

[@donaldwilmore8452]

Very good plot.

[@unboxmesurprise6674]

Po66

[@PaulinePearson-w7y]

I've never seen these films before started watching them like them like willia. Boys alll good acting

[@davyhenry8985]

These old western movies are great

[@paulstark6818]

AlwaysAlway a great story ❤❤❤❤❤

[@Paul-lm5gv]

Natalie Moorhead (1901-1992) - Belle Starr - went through most of her Hollywood career as a platinum blonde! From IMDb: Natalie Moorhead entered in films in 1929; by end of the following year, she had made dozens of credited movies. Moorhead was more effective with vampish roles, notably a role which she played a suspect in 'The Thin Man' (1934). Moorhead also made a mark as a comic actress in 'Hook, Line and Sinker' (1930) and 'Parlor, Bedroom and Bath' (1931). She later appeared in supporting roles until the mid-1940s.

[@pollydor07]

Thanks

[@lucasa.galvan8358]

Anthor great movie .

[@duanelarue6292]

Hoppy was the best I have a beautiful book that his wife Grace wrote before she passed away

[@19delavoye44]

Ahhhhh que j'aime ces westerns des années 40, en noir et blanc, malgré les fusils et quelques flèches, quelle classe !! Mais j'oubliais la beauté des diligences...

[@richarddowney1972]

Moi aussi!

[@almeggs3247]

Everyone a gem to repeat forever. There will always be evil in certain people that will need the good to fight them!

[@wynottgivemore9274]

Yes I understand that there will always be evil...but why does the good always set them selves up for it. Two guys on a cow trail . It's almost to paneful to watch. My prize bull and his off spring ,now you two take care of them. Knowing that there are bandits and rustlers all around. Yes I love seeing the old greats! My head just needs to adjust to the fact that it's all casting,not real life. All playing cowboys and bandits. Maybe if I wasn't so gosh darn cinnical.

[@pollydor07]

Like classic . Thanks

[@Kellyricky684]

What a movie ❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧

[@markhansen3111]

I seem to identify with the attitude and morals of these people.

[@chocolatte6157]

That was something for the teenager to shoot the bad guy. I’ve watched most of the Hopalong movies, and I thought this was one of the best.

[@grizzlycountry1030]

Coming out of cover during a shootout and walking towards the enemy was probably the dumbest thing they ever came up with.

[@almeggs3247]

That’s one hardy female that believed : she stuck by him right or wrong”!

[@DavidSmith-sb2ix]

An unusual Western. A sad ending. They usually end with a comic scene or something romantic.

[@scvandy3129]

With Belle's final words and subsequently the graveside scene where all are gathered, viewers assume Lucky and Jackie will indeed marry (certainly with Hoppy's blessings, as he alluded to) and eventually bring her (spirit / soul) the grandchildren she pined for along for her perpetual desires for Jackie's safety and happiness. YET the final scene is a generic looking shot of Hoppy, Windy and Lucky riding away, i.e., nothing with Jackie and Windy's nephew. This leads me to believe it's just a generic perhaps pulled from another "Hoppy" adventure. It's probably a given the boy goes back east for the next school year. But the convent's school where Jackie is a resident student has seen the last of her. Nice, SHARP print. NO ads. Fan - tastic.

[@lucasa.galvan8358]

Good Hoppy movie.

[@vernalc2449]

Windy: 39:40 "Yer dern tootin it would!" Love Hoppy and the gang. Then later, "Ya wanna know how I captured fifty wild injuns by me-self? I surrounded them!" LOL

[@markjohnson5276]

My favorite line, 'I don't care what you do to the women just leave me alone'.

[@fredflintstone1485]

Though I really like the Hoppy Movies, I still have a hard time accepting him since I read the original stories . William Boyd plays him like the kindly old uncle I would have liked. The books' character has him as a younger version of the part John Wayne played in True Grit. Not as a marshall, but just a "take no crap" tough guy. Like em both, but so different.

[@indy_go_blue6048]

I've just read a couple of Louis L'Amour's "Hoppy" novels. The original author had no intereste in revisiting his character, so L'Amour was hired. His wish was to rewrite the original character but the editor wanted the Boyd-movie version of the character. L'Amour disclaimed writing the four "Hoppy" books almost to the end of his life though they ended up in his hardcover collection in the '80s.

[@foxvienna1]

Much more potential for success with Hoppy"s version.

[@fredflintstone1485]

@Ann Pommer Thanks Ann. Hope the same for you too :)

[@scvandy3129]

"fredflintstone1485," "different" -- how about Russell Hayden's Lucky filling in?

[@caroltenge5147]

Id like to see Hoppy and Belle go to washington and clean the swamp.

[@nameskhar1510]

THAT WOULD BE A dern tootin GOOD START, you bet 'cha. Meanwhile, thanks for sharing Navada Jane.

[@booklover6753]

Start in Florida then Texas etc...The only things wrong with Washington are corporate money and neocons that pander to bigoted fools.

[@hunterbravo9638]

Hoppy is great!

[@winonamassingill7895]

There’s a lot of fuss about Hoppy’s horse Topper however I don’t know what Lucky’s horses name is but I think his horse is prettier than Topper.

[@luizbzn1969]

década de 50 era uns dos Gibis mais vendidos 👏

[@geraldhard1562]

They took long enough to see the signal . an the fight is on. Hoppy two women an lucky. mom wants to go out .

[@antonioavelar1904]

me gustan sus películas mucho a mi desde muchos años yo miraba

[@acehandler1530]

Great movie, really enjoyed it! So was that Agnes Moorhead's mother? Thanks for the upload, 💖 🇨🇦

[@scvandy3129]

NO Agnes Moorehead connection. 1) Natalie's family / birth last name was Morehead -- so, missing the second "o" of Agnes' Moorehead.. 2) Dec. 6, 1900 is Agnes' birthdate; July 27, 1901 is Natalie's -- biologically impossible, only seven months separating their births. ANYONE could do a two-minute perusal on IMDB and confirm. Lastly, the successful actresses' faces have little if any similarities. "Thank you, 'Nevada Jane.'"

[@acehandler1530]

@@scvandy3129 Thanks, point taken. I will be the first to admit to being lazy and ne'er-do-well 😛

[@tjp8141]

i better get my gun don't bother sonny u can hold this. awesome stuff

[@spar53]

Great movie

[@sidseda923]

Good old western movie

[@garyj.taylor2050]

Pilgrim: John Wayne The Duke (10 cuz) #1. He has 4 Western movies in top 12 Western movies 👍👏👊

[@SamuelMachadoFilho]

Western B da longa série com o personagem Hopalong Cassidy, estrelada por William Boyd. Lançado nos EUA pela Paramount, em 22 de abril de 1938, passou no Brasil como "Coração do Arizona" mesmo.

[@peter4Flags]

Artie ( Billy King ) passed away in 2019 at the age of 94. RIP Billy ❤️

[@markjohnson5276]

When you think about it all cowboys were temp labor. Even Hoppy.

[@vanessaflower1944]

my grandfather Jess Flower was good friends with William Boyd...I would love to talk with any family...thanks

[@juliebailey460]

I bet you have great memories and stories to share!!

[@rayberger4234]

@@juliebailey460 great 4 you

[@rayberger4234]

thats great

[@nickmad887]

thanks

[@عامرحمدبرشودالراشدي]

Nice one

[@joesinakandid528]

As a point of fact - THE REAL Myra Maybelle Shirley Reed Star was sent to prison for horse stealing in 1883. She was killed 3 Feb, 1889 by two shots from behind her, fired from a shotgun. Her daughter's name was Pearl.

[@bobbywarren6583]

I took guitar lessons at his guitar school in Dallas Texas Oak Cliff area in the 60s, "BOYD GUITAR SCHOOL" Anyone else familiar with his guitar school ?

[@exDFAcharliesmith9035]

Back when Hollywood had class. Not like hollyweird trash today

[@OldMovieRob]

A surprisingly dark ending to this one.

[@gentrystinnetti8277]

Great great western

[@ollierobinson4339]

Hoppalong is the best

[@foxvienna1]

Hoppy and Belle some team.

[@alphaomega8373]

Love those beat down old men :D

[@שלומיתשור]

Nice.

[@onekittyhawk63]

Never seen Hoppy so grumpy.

[@vawlkee51]

A VERY unrealistic portrayal of Belle Starr! Reality was thrown out the window, but that's Hollywood.

[@alanpeterson6224]

I was watching an old Hopalong movie and Hoppy's gun was empty, so he just threw it away. Who directed these things?

[@paulb.pixton4684]

So, let a story be a story. I don't see any assertion that what we are about to view is the unadulterated truth. If you want a documentary, turn to the History or National Geographic channel! Quit trying to make Western movies something they never claimed to be; sit back and be entertained for an hour. It's as simple as that!!

[@scvandy3129]

"vawlkee51," You can double that for Roy Rogers' "Days of Jesse James" (1939) where 27-year old Donald "Red" Berry portrays the famous outlaw. No one in Hollywood, academia or the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts expects authenticity in 'B' Westerns of that era. Just like in the 19th century no one, similarly expected authenticity in 'dime novels', the equivalent of 'B' movies for that pre-motion pictures era. Even in 'A' westerns 'they' get Belle wrong.

[@antonioavelar1904]

que dios los bendiga siempre

[@usermikes]

Spears on my boots, and I don't give a hoot..

[@alanpeterson6224]

+Jack Val, Hoppy wore some killer spurs. No wonder Topper was always ringing his tail.

[@389383]

58:00 on - the stupidest sheriff ever. What did he think was going to happen? " I'ts a fair cop but society is to blame"? And they all ride to jail.

[@PaulinePearson-w7y]

I like William boyd

[@arieswaters]

Would you give me a break what the hell at 22 minutes why wouldn't they go catch the horse. Hahaha lucky says he's plumb gone. What the heck

[@moises4573]

me gustaria ver estas series con subtítulos en español...

[@brandedgoonz]

Moises Peña 9

[@annaweathers4614]

At 37:21 The girl's twisted ankle go well in a hurry.

[@ayamayfeg8769]

Anna.... Miracles do happen

[@scvandy3129]

"annaweathers4614," Good call, but that pales in comparison to Hoppy's (ghastly) arm / shoulder gun shot wound in the climatic firefight and he rescues mortally-wounded Belle by racing to and picking her up off the ground -- without ANY hesitation, difficulty or noticeable pain on his part.

[@bravevoice2771]

I lived in Nogales, AZ.,for a while. They still had a "red zone" on the Mexico side.

[@arieswaters]

So why did that young Jackie star help the sheriff to get back on Lucky's trail that didn't make sense. When she came out of the cabin and her mom was holding the sheriff off so lucky could get away

[@GoldTradersNiche]

what year is this film supposed to be portraying? 1890's? 1880's?

[@scvandy3129]

"GoldTradersNiche," Obviously NOT the 1890s because Belle died in '89. Being born in 1848 and having her daughter Jackie be of convent boarding school AND courting / marriage age, mid to late teens, puts this smack, dab in the middle of the 1880s. Keep in mind, as most do, that 'B' westerns are known for playing 'loose' with the facts and figures and truth.

[@dustinmahan1495]

Who is the kid at the beginning?

[@scvandy3129]

nephew of Gabby Hayes' character, on vacation from (far away) boarding school; not dissimilar to Belle's daughter Jackie; she on summer break from the convent boarding school she resides and studies at.

[@WOLFROY47]

they may be the tamest breed, but two people for that many cattle ain't enough

[@stephenodell9688]

Oh you are such a whiz

[@geraldhard1562]

Twister an lucky fighting wish it was just over a girl .cattle an rustling . Bellstar miss Morehead so they say. I thought it was ms .barb stanwick . probably wrong .