In Old Cheyenne (1941) ROY ROGERS

[@ljww9117]

Roy Rogers always had that sweet boyish smile. So sweet, kind, funny, and a gentlemen. Love this movie!

[@uncagedeagle4028]

“Whackin’ my whiskers, heh?” Gabby Hayes and Sally Payne never failed to have some great one-liners haha

[@bubby2325]

"Gumdrops." "I0 cents." And the bandit pays it though he's holding up the train. Good fun!

[@oldgamerchick]

Excellent story thank you 🙃☕❤❤❤🐎🤠

[@bubby2325]

Good comedy lines being bandied about!

[@leelarson6534]

What, Joan Woodbury as a Spanish Spitfire? I remember her more as the Rosalind Russell type in a Back East setting. Still looks great, though.

[@chriscross3962]

+Lee Larson In most of her movies she seems to be the only one capable of acting or comedy. She was very amusing because, compared to everyone else, she looked completely natural. Watch Phantom Killer - she was superb

[@murchadha1]

Absolutely beautiful .

[@warrenoleary7172]

Love the look of cowboy leather pants on females when they decide to cross-dress into cowboy duds. They usually tuck those pants legs into tall leather cowboy boots for a sleek profile; sassy & foxy !

[@leelarson6534]

At about 45:00 I saw some telephone poles along the street. But I don't recall any electric lights inside the buildings.

[@crybaby992]

Anybody know where to find music to or even the name of the song that she dances to?

[@skunksville]

Funny and sweet movie.

[@chriscross3962]

Trigger must have taken a different train

[@cathy6552]

chris cross .. Thx 4 that laugh it made my day

[@millardpadgett9272]

chris cross The trains had cattle cars back then which also transported horses.

[@brieneaton8578]

@@millardpadgett9272 There was no cattle car in that shot of the train at the beginning of the movie.

[@garyolsen3409]

Roy's doing pretty good for a tenderfoot.

[@leottacobb9961]

May 24, 2023 15:57 Roy"s character was born in the Jackson Hole,. Wyoming area. He wasn't a tenderfoot.

[@murchadha1]

The first city to use electric street lights was Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1879.

[@leelarson107]

Philadelphia is not out in the Wild West, where High-Tech was an oil-burning lamp.

[@leelarson6534]

I haven't seen any motor cars or electric lights. *Where are they getting the juice to run that sign over the hotel entrance?

[@murchadha1]

The first city to use electric street lights was Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1879.

[@leelarson107]

@@murchadha1 That still doesn't answer the question of where a frontier town is getting electricity.

[@garyolsen3409]

@@leelarson107 they did have batteries in those days to run the telegraph.

[@a2j.holyloveaffairreyna757]

ALICE IN WONDER LAND.???

[@richardschaffling9882]

Great movie but they needed to lure how to shoot

[@annapartin2869]

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[@skunksville]

Funny!

[@michaelmikolissargalis6542]

Alot of hx here. It's sad that they killed people openly like that instead of taking them in. So many caught up in between that are just trying to exist.