Santa Fe Marshal, Hopalong Cassidy 1940

U.S. Marshal Hopalong Cassidy is called when a town becomes overrun with bad guys. Disguised as a member of a medicine show, Hoppy discovers that the ringleader is none other than sweet li'l ol' Ma Burton.
Director: Lesley Selander
Writers: Harrison Jacobs (screenplay), Clarence E. Mulford (based on characters created by)
Stars: William Boyd, Russell Hayden, Marjorie Rambeau

[@joanwalker1522]

Thanks to KZbin I can watch all my favorite shows that I watched in a movie theater when I was a kid, this kid is now 81 years old and I still love them as I did back then

[@joansmith3284]

ME too, Joan and I'm 76.

[@WOLFROY47]

this modern world must make you, either crazy mad or sad

[@trukeesey8715]

Wow an old person! I don't hear about many of y'all. I'm 73 and almost everybody wherabout I learn is young, usually 68 or younger, or at most within a few years of myself. Now I hear about many friends' parents reachin to 90, which I never heard of durin childhood.

[@davidwitt4965]

I'm 75 and this Hoppy movie, and others, seem like the Saturday Morning Fun Club at the old Alabama Theater on Shepherd Drive in Houston. It cost only a dime for a whole Saturday of movies.

[@winonamassingill7895]

I’m 79 myself and it’s hard for me to realize that all of those people who are in those movies have been dead probably most likely before I was born. I was born in 1944. I’ll turn 80 in September. I have a brother in Utah who’s 97 and his wife is 99 and they’re still in good health. 😊😊

[@gomergizmo5108]

Its fun to watch the horses in some of the shows. They have character at times, chewing the reins or sniffing each others noses. Wagging tails, lots of fun stuff.

[@timothyplonk4266]

Love this western. The medicine peddler is HiLarious!!

[@indy_go_blue6048]

Back in the mid-80s our Saturday afternoon PBS would feature an oater followed by "Matinee at the Bijou." MatB was like being a kid in the '30s spending a nickel to catch a newsreel, cartoon, short, serial and a feature film, often times another B western and sometimes Hoppy. Some of my best memories of watching tv were these Saturday features. I always loved old westerns and the uploaders of these movies make my day. Thank you very much.

[@NiTeMaRe310]

I just wanted to say thank you for this great movies love your channel especially cause everyone else destroys them with all the adds much appreciated

[@joansmith3284]

Loved these westerns as a child in West LA. Hoppy even came to my school.

[@unkonkrable]

Get out! That's so cool.

[@grizzlycountry1030]

Really enjoyed watching this. Thank you 🤠

[@mancerayder3382]

That Medicine man stole the show. Somebody already mentioned the Insomnia line but another one was. A lady wrote to me told me her complexion was all spotty and broken out. But after just one bottle her skin was like a peach....fuzz and everything 🤣

[@garyolsen3409]

he was a good character actor

[@judyelmer2257]

He said her skin was like a peach fuzz and all not everything

[@lawrence97431]

Love Hoppy's line "That, my friend, comes under the heading of 'my business.'"

[@trukeesey8715]

"Sidekick" is Hollywood's way of givin a wife-surrogate to a hero who is old enough that he ought to be wedded with a family.

[@jamesflolid7115]

sure do enjoy these episodes...when I was 7 or 8 I enjoyed them and my grandparents in LITTLE FALLS, mn. jim in ogden, Utah. Now 67 years old!

[@suev3339]

Paralysis… you’ll feel terrible the next morning. 😂

[@389383]

Great scene starting at 10:50 Hoppy gets a dig in about guitar playing cowboys.

[@karenshannon3967]

now that was a cowboy. good clean entertainment. reminds me of the years I rode horses with my friends and then many years alone.

[@Clayboy210]

Great line at 20:00, I used to suffer from insomnia .... now I just lie awake at night ...

[@NondescriptMammal]

The harmonica-playing, tap-dancing injun was an interesting twist

[@WOLFROY47]

nice logo

[@winonamassingill7895]

Way to go Lucky, open mouth, stick in foot. Telling them Hoppy's true name and blowing his cover as an x-convict. 😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@annaweathers4614]

At 56:05 / 1:05:23 Seems like town folks would wonder why Ma Burton comes into town with a load of vegetables and all those men on horses following her. Like they would be suspicious or figure that's a mighty valuable load of vegetables! LOL

[@winonamassingill7895]

I loved the chief's tribal song and dance!!!😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@davidmahin874]

I like old westerners like hopalong Cassidy

[@winonamassingill7895]

I think that one guy is Speedy in the Hopalong Cassidy movies. 😊😊😊😊😊

[@joesinakandid528]

Obviously needs to have the sound completely re-done, Much too low to hear --- especially as compared to others of the series. - Joe -

[@WOLFROY47]

OMG her singing would frighten the horses

[@lesliekirkland4603]

Volume needs to be higher

[@chadkincham]

This one isnt nearly loud enough on volume level.

[@williamzeber4836]

No sidekicks for Hoppy in this one.

[@williamzeber4836]

@sgbobsg I goofed.

[@שלומיתשור]

Nice

[@usermikes]

After awhile Eddie Dean stared in his own westerns...

[@WOLFROY47]

nobody recognises hoppy, but his horse and saddle are a dead giveaway. how come, nobody asks where did you steal hoppys horse

[@WOLFROY47]

i'd love to see doc bates and windy get together, i wonder who would win the verbal competition

[@unkonkrable]

Was it always under the guise of "Doc Bates" whenever he (Earle Hodgins) played or portrayed a medicine show man on film? I never caught that probably because it's few and far in between. Similar in vein to "Windy" or "Gabby" performed by George Hayes, or "Nugget"...or any of them really? Lol

[@winonamassingill7895]

You’re bad Lucky. You didn’t show that you could handle thins on your own. Hoppy shot the gun out of his hand ✋. 😂😂😂

[@carolynharris6853]

No side kicks? How or whom, has my back please. Thanks for sharing

[@alanpeterson6224]

I always think it's funny in westerns, you Never see anybody tie their horse up. They always make some half-assed attempt at wrapping the reins around the hitching post. Most of the horses I've been around would just laugh and run off.

[@WOLFROY47]

so true, but only as far as the studio stables

[@WOLFROY47]

@sgbobsg you mean unlike the actors

[@annaweathers4614]

At 46:41/ 1:05:23 Cassidy and the bad ghuy just talk about their plans to rob the silver mine right out on the open in front of everybody. I don't get it? They think all the town folks are stone deaf?

[@kittyhawk8414]

Nevada Jane, the movie credits shows the movie came out in 1939.

[@grizzlycountry1030]

Initial release: January 26, 1940

[@antoniocfilho]

parabéns lindos filmes pena não passar na televisao

[@doreathasmithalbright7476]

A bit of romamce for cassidy. I lol it.

[@retiredmusiceducator3612]

Hoppy sure had some brainless helpers, eh! haha

[@Liberatus]

Funny how most of the real crooked villains in the series are upstanding members of the community. But you gotta love cassidy’s laugh.

[@garyolsen3409]

the same way it is in real life

[@judyelmer2257]

Cassidy's laugh is phoney.and it sucks

[@annaweathers4614]

At 1:01:05 / 1:05;23 Looks like the people in the Show Wagon/Cart could open the side door from the inside and make a get a way.

[@lucasa.galvan8358]

I like these ild westerns.

[@winonamassingill7895]

We have a Paducah in Texas. 😊😊😊😊

[@JP-ti1gr]

Nevada Jane ojala pudieras publicar estos western de Hopalong Cassidy y otros pero con audio latino y te aseguro tendrias miles de suscritos a tu pagina, yo seria el primero, saludos y exito.

[@WOLFROY47]

Nevada Jane I hope you could publish these western Hopalong Cassidy and others but with Latin audio and I assure you would have thousands of subscribers to your page, I would be the first, greetings and success

[@peterjohnson1674]

The lack of volume has spoilt this for me. Increase the volume when recording Jane, it's difficult to hear whispers...

[@franksmoakjr9037]

Poor sound but excellent picture quality.

[@winonamassingill7895]

Those pants 👖that man 👨 wears are ridiculous.

[@vivsmith683]

What happened to the sound, did it go for a holiday.

[@evaalmeida7336]

Subanla en español por favor

[@WOLFROY47]

the cowgirls in this series are always tiny

[@George50809]

Hard to hear. How come Hoppy was dressed in his Sunday best while riding a horse?

[@alanpeterson6224]

+John A. Maybe he's supposed to be gay.

[@otravez3916]

John A. It was Sunday.

[@WOLFROY47]

@@otravez3916 hilarious answer

[@trukeesey8715]

No room on his horse's butt for a trunk.

[@chadkincham]

The volume is not loud enough for iPads. I an having to watch Hopalong Cassidy from other KZbin channels with good volume.

[@WOLFROY47]

you'd think just for once, they would change the plot. big mouth strikes again, beat the crap out of cassidy, get away with the loot, and force them to change the plot. it's the same deal in every episode, with a few minor alterations. their just telling us, that we're to stupid to notice. you might ask yourself why do i bother watching ? the stunts are good, the scenery is relaxing, and i need something totally no brainer, to take my mind off of the real mess, their making of the real world. have you ever tried talking to a computer, in league with the telephone company. or finding a person to serve you. and food that is processed instead of natural. and those horses are breed for pet food

[@trukeesey8715]

Maybe if Hoppy were here today he would fix those things, instead of complainin about them.

[@winonamassingill7895]

Uh oh, Lucky you've stuck your foot in it once again by telling Ma that Hopalong Cassidy was who he was. 😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@WOLFROY47]

nowadays it's called a placebo, should be called a pleb zeebo

[@charlesfields878]

Earl Hodgins. He plays a snake oil peddler in a few westerns. He fits right in that character. I'd bet he was a con in real life.

[@WOLFROY47]

at least the tar sellers made a profit

[@thiabrabson2533]

Sidekicks have to learn to keep CONFIDENTIAL information!!!

[@trukeesey8715]

He was a liability not an asset.

[@31carrier]

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[@VIRGONOMICS]

The line " the smarter folks are, the easier they are to fool". Shouldn't it truly be, " the smarter folks THINK they are, the easier they are fooled". Sound good?

[@trukeesey8715]

book-learnin versus practicality. Nerds versus entrepreneurs.

[@annaweathers4614]

At 56:51 / 1:05:23 This is crazy! Here go the bad guys uncovering the silver bars right out in broad daylight on the street to carry them one by one in to Ma Burton's house. "These are just vegetables, ya'll", they say.

[@trukeesey8715]

Those commoners are too meek to stop 'em anyway.

[@susananderson4093]

SOUND IS TOO LOW!

[@WOLFROY47]

she's been watching the wizard of oz ? house, falling, red slippers

[@WOLFROY47]

very unpatriotic, they keep drinking tea

[@markAngel847]

Who needs enemies when you have Lucky for a friend? Lucky has got to be the dumbest character in the history of television.

[@WOLFROY47]

if it was me i'd find the wheel nut first

[@fhbbi]

"MA" (played by 'Rambo') could've been Eddie Hascals' mother. More BS than a rodeo! Lucky's loose lips, sink ships.

[@unkonkrable]

Earl Hodgins' medicine shows - a recurring "sub-plot" - scattered throughout the vast (early) Western annals are always tops for entertainment n yuck yucks. I love 'em and am always pleasantly surprised (**read** Sold) whenever they're found!

[@caroltenge5147]

i cant read lips.

[@wojciechdziuba1485]

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