I do enjoy his movies, but hate his directors. They had many of his fist fights last silly long. My favorite western series was "The Durango Kid"- he usually concluded a fight with 2-3 punches. Plus, Rocky rode a horse the hollywood way- with both hands fisted on the reins up at his sternum. In all my years a'horseback, in S. Texas, I never saw anyone do that.
Excellent quality, good script, in fact, a very good film, now 70 years' old. Pity the actors could never know.that the film would be appreciated so far in the future.
I can hardly believe it! Thanks Nevada Jane for my all time favorite cowboy, Rocky Lane...I had all his on a special time limited DVD special set and watched them over & over, then finally gave them to a retired, lady who loved his movies as much as I. She wrote me back and was ecstatic...NOW we have them on TH-cam...I'll spread the word, about Rocky... and Hopalong Cassidy. Wow! wally
@@robertnielsen2461 Thanks for comment. I liked them too but even at 7-8 years old I did not care for the shooting guns out of peoples hands and they always had to have a crazy, too goofy of a sidekick. It may have been that since 5 years old, learning to read well before 1st grade, I read all the good writers of westerns as Zane Grey, Max Brand, Luke Short and Louis L'Amour, etc. Before 12 years old I read 4-5 books a week so maybe I caught the silly childish stuff when some kids were playing with toys, etc. Thanks for recalling 2 of the biggest cowboys that were great for young kids. Almost 70 years later and I watch Gunsmoke and even catch some Rocky Lanes when I find them...he was different than the singing cowboys and Gabby Hayes.
@@robertskipcurran8401 ...I'd like very much to go back to the middle/late 1940's, 50's and some of 60's were not so bad, until the powers that be, turning so evil, began killing one great president in '63, then RFK and Martin Luther King. That, along with a century of nearly all warmongering presidents, spending trillions and high school children cannot read as well as I did when I was in 1st grade, etc. I will be gone before long but care for the ones I love, for we are headed for hell on earth soon (2021 now as I write this.) Best to you Sir. w
Thank you ane! I see nearly 500,000 views on this film of Rocky Lanes. That is great to know many have fine taste yet. I watched these for less than 25 cents on saturday matinee's in the early 1950's! Rocky was a bit more mature in some ways than the usually (then) westerns with men who were like kids wearing six guns. But it is all good...and clean stuff.
I do enjoy Lane's movies, but hate his directors. They had many of his fist fights last silly long. My favorite western series was "The Durango Kid"- he usually concluded a fight with 2-3 punches. Plus, Rocky rode a horse the hollywood way- with both hands fisted on the reins up at his sternum. In all my years a'horseback, in S. Texas, I never saw anyone do that.
Gosto tanto dos filmes de Rocky Lane, mas, por não ser legendados, deixo de vê-los. Esse famoso herói foi de meu tempo de criança. Seus filmes eram os meus preferidos quando moleque. Sua velocidade com o incrível cavalo preto era impressionante. E ele socava muito bem.
The breed of Rocky Lanes horse is a Morgan horse. It's real name is Blackman Allen but is also known as "Black Jack" a true Morgan movie star. Ridden by Rocky Lane in 30 of the Red Ryder movies. Love seeing this Morgan in all of these movies. Yes, that is my Morgan I'm riding in my profile picture. :)
Quando menino, duas coisas gostava de ver nos filmes do Rocky Lane, meu maior ídolo cowboy: quando estava em disparada com seu cavalo preto e quando trocava socos com o adversário. Ele fazia boa guarda, tinha esquiva e socava muito bem, derrotando o bandido. Eu vibrava com a cena. Rocy Lane representava o bem, a justiça. Por isso sempre fui do lado do bem e da justiça. Acho que pela influência positiva do Rocky Lane é que eu gostava de brigar na rua.
Some top stunts by ace stuntman Tom Steele who doubled for many stars including Roy Rogers, George Montgomery, Bill Elliot, James Arness, Clayton Moore, Rex Allen, Rod Cameron &, of course, Allen (Rocky) Lane.
Did you notice when he was used to jump off the horse he was riding to take Fox off his horse he was wearing a lighter shirt than Rocky was wearing? Hollywood makes a lot of goofs and don't seem to care.
Jeff Clarke Tom Steele was one of the best. He often teamed with Dale Van Sickel to great effect. Their fight scenes in the Republic serials were the inevitable highlight in each episode.
Olha o Roky Lane com boxe primoroso. Abaixou-se, o soco passou no ar, deu três jabs no cara, armou a guarda, o sujeito socou, ele aparou com a esquerda e com ela mesma mandou soco na cara do bandido, enfiando novo soco com a direita. Não é à toa que aprendi mesmo a socar com o Rocky Lane. Era pura aula de boxe.
azize? Me too Sir. That was 69 years ago I first saw Rocky Lane and he became my favorite. He acted a little more adult than most of the old time cowboys...but it is all good, clean stuff about right & wrong.
The buzzards had plenty of food laying around in those days, eh! Just leave the bodies lay around after you shoot them, toss the guns when you are empty, leave the canteens when they are empty, etc. (and apparently nobody misses you after you are shot) along with good pianists - but they sure needed a piano tuner out west!
Allan Rocky Lane, mi hèroe y vaquero favorito allà por la generaciòn de los 50 y, que nunca pasados los años pensè volver a ver. Gracias a Nevada Jane por èste valioso aporte y al Youtuve, que me hicieron revivir y recordar mis alegres años infantiles. Un Abrazo. ¿còmo podrìa obtener la cinta en idioma español?
Ah, que legal! Finalmente, encontrei um filme estrelado por um dos meus heróis do tempo em que eu era menino: Rocky Lane. Nos matinês, eu gostava dos filmes dele. Dos cavalos correndo e dos socos dele nos inimigos. Recordar é viver.
Se eu fosse provocado, claro, por algum moleque de outro bairro. Não rejeitava a provocação, partia pra briga, a porrada comia solta. Comecei a aprender boxe com 9 anos de idade. No decorrer do aprendizado e do tempo era difícil me segurar. Aprendi muito brigando na rua, de tal modo que, quando fiquei rapaz, sabia brigar pra caramba. Sempre fui pacífico, não provocava. Quando eu tinha 21 anos de idade, um cara invocou comigo gratuitamente. Acho que com ciúme das moças da cidade onde eu trabalhava. Depois de me xingar bastante, com todo mundo vendo, dei um basta. Saí da mesa em que estava, fui até ele e quebrei a boca dele, mandando-o duas vezes ao chão. Ele não me conhecia, não sabia que eu era bom de briga. É bom saber se defender, agir em legítima defesa. Eu gostava do jeito de brigar do Rocky Lane.
Hank Patterson (in here) and Glenn Strange were 2 of my very favorites...they both (as well as Myron Healey, Lane Adams, Roy Barcroft...and Rocky himself) were in many Gunsmokes from 1955 and on, some quite regular. Rocky Lane made last big screen movie in 1953...was then on many TV westerns, ended up as voice of "Mr ED," the talking horse from 1960-1966...Sadly he died in 1973 at 63 or 64 only from cancer. I wanted Rocky to be Matt Dillons serious deputy when Dennis Weaver left in 1965...instead of that "attempted" comedy moron festus coming on and ruining Gunsmoke. I surely am glad we have Rocky and Hoppy, Johnny Mack Brown, etc, on by NEVADA JANE !.
45:20 ''Alright man talk Barbara would you excuse us'' let's hope FEMINISTS and ME TOOs aren't into good ol western movies, they'd be crying sexism and mysogyny and melting.
Rocky Lane ,king of cool ,the coolest cow boy around , always kept his hat on when fighting
Love these films Rocky and Black Jack are great and Really good stories.Go to watch them all.
Brilliant movie, thank you Jane
Really love these old westerns. Great stories and happy endings.
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🌵 🏜 Thank you for sharing a wonderful Western! 🐎 ❤ 🎥
I really enjoy these old westerns🙋🏽Thankyou for sharing😁
I like the Dakota Kids friend. He’s cute ☺️.
Rocky Lane One of The Best Western Actors Around !
I do enjoy his movies, but hate his directors. They had many of his fist fights last silly long. My favorite western series was "The Durango Kid"- he usually concluded a fight with 2-3 punches. Plus, Rocky rode a horse the hollywood way- with both hands fisted on the reins up at his sternum. In all my years a'horseback, in S. Texas, I never saw anyone do that.
Excellent quality, good script, in fact, a very good film, now 70 years' old. Pity the actors could never know.that the film would be appreciated so far in the future.
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Good. Fun to watch. Thanks for sharing.
The horse Black Jack should have won an Oscar for his part in this film.
I can hardly believe it! Thanks Nevada Jane for my all time favorite cowboy, Rocky Lane...I had all his on a special time limited DVD special set and watched them over & over, then finally gave them to a retired, lady who loved his movies as much as I. She wrote me back and was ecstatic...NOW we have them on TH-cam...I'll spread the word, about Rocky... and Hopalong Cassidy. Wow! wally
"as much as I" Sigh. It's rare to see what I remember as correct grammar. But, alas, so very much has gone downhill over the long decades.
Don't forget Gene Autry or Roy Rogers.
@@robertnielsen2461 Thanks for comment. I liked them too but even at 7-8 years old I did not care for the shooting guns out of peoples hands and they always had to have a crazy, too goofy of a sidekick. It may have been that since 5 years old, learning to read well before 1st grade, I read all the good writers of westerns as Zane Grey, Max Brand, Luke Short and Louis L'Amour, etc. Before 12 years old I read 4-5 books a week so maybe I caught the silly childish stuff when some kids were playing with toys, etc. Thanks for recalling 2 of the biggest cowboys that were great for young kids. Almost 70 years later and I watch Gunsmoke and even catch some Rocky Lanes when I find them...he was different than the singing cowboys and Gabby Hayes.
@@robertskipcurran8401 ...I'd like very much to go back to the middle/late 1940's, 50's and some of 60's were not so bad, until the powers that be, turning so evil, began killing one great president in '63, then RFK and Martin Luther King. That, along with a century of nearly all warmongering presidents, spending trillions and high school children cannot read as well as I did when I was in 1st grade, etc. I will be gone before long but care for the ones I love, for we are headed for hell on earth soon (2021 now as I write this.) Best to you Sir. w
Thank you ane! I see nearly 500,000 views on this film of Rocky Lanes. That is great to know many have fine taste yet. I watched these for less than 25 cents on saturday matinee's in the early 1950's! Rocky was a bit more mature in some ways than the usually (then) westerns with men who were like kids wearing six guns. But it is all good...and clean stuff.
Good western, has all of the needed parts for an hour of entertainment.
Rol k Lane eu a ssisti muito nos anos sessenta que saudade do meu tempo de criança parabem por esses filme maravilhozo
My first time watching this amazing Westin I enjoyed a good Westin thank so much 👍🏽
I love Westerns
Thanks very much
Thanks for sharing it! I always enjoy watching Old Western Movies though. 👍👌👏
An of course, I'm a subscriber!
Thanks Again Though.
I do enjoy Lane's movies, but hate his directors. They had many of his fist fights last silly long. My favorite western series was "The Durango Kid"- he usually concluded a fight with 2-3 punches. Plus, Rocky rode a horse the hollywood way- with both hands fisted on the reins up at his sternum. In all my years a'horseback, in S. Texas, I never saw anyone do that.
Gosto tanto dos filmes de Rocky Lane, mas, por não ser legendados, deixo de vê-los. Esse famoso herói foi de meu tempo de criança. Seus filmes eram os meus preferidos quando moleque. Sua velocidade com o incrível cavalo preto era impressionante. E ele socava muito bem.
The breed of Rocky Lanes horse is a Morgan horse. It's real name is Blackman Allen but is also known as "Black Jack" a true Morgan movie star. Ridden by Rocky Lane in 30 of the Red Ryder movies. Love seeing this Morgan in all of these movies. Yes, that is my Morgan I'm riding in my profile picture. :)
My Morgans name is "Ebby's Thunder" :)
Sweet horse
Action movie
When a man stands up for truth & justice, God teams up with him!
Excellent quality picture. Thank you very much.
Yes! Helps to know the right people.
Quando menino, duas coisas gostava de ver nos filmes do Rocky Lane, meu maior ídolo cowboy: quando estava em disparada com seu cavalo preto e quando trocava socos com o adversário. Ele fazia boa guarda, tinha esquiva e socava muito bem, derrotando o bandido. Eu vibrava com a cena. Rocy Lane representava o bem, a justiça. Por isso sempre fui do lado do bem e da justiça. Acho que pela influência positiva do Rocky Lane é que eu gostava de brigar na rua.
This western is as old as i am 75😅good quality pic😅😂
WOW I grew up on these old Westerns on a Saturday Movie House Wqtching them etc,
Yeh!Saturday matinee two movies a serial a cartoon and a bag of popcorn!
Too bad Hollywood couldn’t make movies like this again!
No cussing and swearing, no sex or nudity.
They do not know
that kind of the movies
anymore
Rocky Lane is a fine looking cowboy!
Some top stunts by ace stuntman Tom Steele who doubled for many stars including Roy Rogers, George Montgomery, Bill Elliot, James Arness, Clayton Moore, Rex Allen, Rod Cameron &, of course, Allen (Rocky) Lane.
Did you notice when he was used to jump off the horse he was riding to take Fox off his horse he was wearing a lighter shirt than Rocky was wearing? Hollywood makes a lot of goofs and don't seem to care.
Jeff Clarke Tom Steele was one of the best. He often teamed with Dale Van Sickel to great effect. Their fight scenes in the Republic serials were the inevitable highlight in each episode.
Dangerous job without the fame hassle
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I enjoyed this video, Thanks
Olha o Roky Lane com boxe primoroso. Abaixou-se, o soco passou no ar, deu três jabs no cara, armou a guarda, o sujeito socou, ele aparou com a esquerda e com ela mesma mandou soco na cara do bandido, enfiando novo soco com a direita. Não é à toa que aprendi mesmo a socar com o Rocky Lane. Era pura aula de boxe.
Quality picture sooth good story overall typical western classic
Oh Rocky, where are ya? We need you now more than ever!
Enjoyable nice movie.
That stare from Rory Mallinson (Fox) reminds me of Gary Cooper.
He reminds me of Randolph Scott
And the good shall always win!
Rocky Lane was my favorite cowboy when I was a kid. Reminds me Cine Guarani, in Manaus, Brazil.
azize neto
azize? Me too Sir. That was 69 years ago I first saw Rocky Lane and he became my favorite. He acted a little more adult than most of the old time cowboys...but it is all good, clean stuff about right & wrong.
I do these movies with Rocky Lane.
The buzzards had plenty of food laying around in those days, eh! Just leave the bodies lay around after you shoot them, toss the guns when you are empty, leave the canteens when they are empty, etc. (and apparently nobody misses you after you are shot) along with good pianists - but they sure needed a piano tuner out west!
Oops. Denver Kid’s friend. 😊🥰
ROCKY LANE, MEU ÍDOLO DE INFÂNCIA!!!
Allan Rocky Lane, mi hèroe y vaquero favorito allà por la generaciòn de los 50 y, que nunca pasados los años pensè volver a ver. Gracias a Nevada Jane por èste valioso aporte y al Youtuve, que me hicieron revivir y recordar mis alegres años infantiles. Un Abrazo. ¿còmo podrìa obtener la cinta en idioma español?
Man that was great!
Ah, que legal! Finalmente, encontrei um filme estrelado por um dos meus heróis do tempo em que eu era menino: Rocky Lane. Nos matinês, eu gostava dos filmes dele. Dos cavalos correndo e dos socos dele nos inimigos. Recordar é viver.
Se eu fosse provocado, claro, por algum moleque de outro bairro. Não rejeitava a provocação, partia pra briga, a porrada comia solta. Comecei a aprender boxe com 9 anos de idade. No decorrer do aprendizado e do tempo era difícil me segurar. Aprendi muito brigando na rua, de tal modo que, quando fiquei rapaz, sabia brigar pra caramba. Sempre fui pacífico, não provocava. Quando eu tinha 21 anos de idade, um cara invocou comigo gratuitamente. Acho que com ciúme das moças da cidade onde eu trabalhava. Depois de me xingar bastante, com todo mundo vendo, dei um basta. Saí da mesa em que estava, fui até ele e quebrei a boca dele, mandando-o duas vezes ao chão. Ele não me conhecia, não sabia que eu era bom de briga. É bom saber se defender, agir em legítima defesa. Eu gostava do jeito de brigar do Rocky Lane.
Good movie
Assisti muitos filmes de rocky lane amava pesquisei encontrei
Gracias
At 39:06 The Marshal rode off with Tim and left his rope tied to the rock. Guess ropes were easy to come by or something in those days'
Não entendo inglês mas adoro rocky lane amais de 61anos assisto assim mesmo já assisti todos legendado ou em espanhol
Amigo , Rocky Lane foi meu maior ídolo na época dos filmes de 'Faroeste'. Eu amava esse cavalo preto dele. Faz tempo e era maravilhoso.
Nice ❤❤
ALLAN ROCK LANE MEU ÍDOLO DE INFÂNCIA, ANTES DE CONHECER JOHN WAYNE!!!
estes filmes de rock Lane deveriam serem exibidos com legendas. Como podemos entender sem legendas ou dublados?
me hubiera gustado que eran.
Deveria pelo menos ser legendado.
Alguém sabe o nome da música de abertura dos filmes de Rocky Lane?
I’m a 78 year old woman. It’s so familiar but the name of it is just out of reach of my memory. 🤔
I believe the new border guard is Fred Ziffel.
Hank Patterson.
Hank Patterson (in here) and Glenn Strange were 2 of my very favorites...they both (as well as Myron Healey, Lane Adams, Roy Barcroft...and Rocky himself) were in many Gunsmokes from 1955 and on, some quite regular.
Rocky Lane made last big screen movie in 1953...was then on many TV westerns, ended up as voice of "Mr ED," the talking horse from 1960-1966...Sadly he died in 1973 at 63 or 64 only from cancer.
I wanted Rocky to be Matt Dillons serious deputy when Dennis Weaver left in 1965...instead of that "attempted" comedy moron festus coming on and ruining Gunsmoke.
I surely am glad we have Rocky and Hoppy, Johnny Mack Brown, etc, on by NEVADA JANE !.
COULDNT TAKE IT ANYMORE BACKGROUND AT START KEPT CHANGING FIRST THERES 3 MEN CHASING HIM THEN 2 THEN 3..AT 13.54. GAVE IT AWAY
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Saudades.
Past Tense have seen this Movie Before Not Bad Either
QUANDO GRAVAMOS, A LEGENDA DESAPARECE, POR QUÊ???
Cool
nowadays their using those horses for pet food
Playing cards with gloves on!? Strange.
Good
Nevada Smith
Miles
45:20 ''Alright man talk Barbara would you excuse us'' let's hope FEMINISTS and ME TOOs aren't into good ol western movies, they'd be crying sexism and mysogyny and melting.
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