Border Caballero (1936) TIM McCOY

Stars: Tim McCoy, Lois January, Ralph Byrd
Director: Sam Newfield
Tex Weaver is working under cover to bring in a gang of bank robbers. When he is killed, Tim Ross, a marksman with Doc Shaw's traveling show, takes over. Posing as a Mexican he lays a trap for the gang.

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🍺Doc Shaw's Medicine Show🍺

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I get good laughs how they picked those old time smooth talking sales men 😅😂

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Earl Hodgins was a smooth talker.

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@@charlesfields878He was a great character actor whatever role he did.

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@@charlesfields878Earl Hodgins was a great character actor whatever role he played.

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@@charlesfields878Earl Hodgins could talk fleas off a dog to go swim in the river I always have thot!

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Citing:
Earl Hodgins played Doc Shaw. A slick talking medicine show owner. A good actor in B-Westerns.
And,
Si Jenks played a townsman drinking the Indian remedy with another townsman (uncredited). He played comic parts but 100% western in any character he portrayed. Great actor.
A similar story was used in a John Wayne movie in which he joined a traveling medicine show in order to catch counterfeiters just across the border in Mexico.