Bob Hope's 1952 " Son of Paleface " is the funniest & sexiest ( Jane Russell in cowboy drag as an outlaw ) in my opinion. Barbara Rhoads in her cowboy outlaw drag is pretty foxy in her brown cowboy jeggings tucked into tall beige , suede, cowboy boots !
All was great until the train trip snack scene and then a big watermark logo for Amogo Networx shows up in the middle of the screen. Really breaks the mood. And you do not own this film, it is a Universal Studios property. Bad enough we have a sheriff's star in the bottom corner all through the flick.
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Don Knotts was a BRILLIANT Comedic Actor.
One of the best
i RECALL SEEING THIS AS A KID IN THE SIXTIES, THANKS!
One of the Greats 👍
Nice movie ❤️❤️ thankyou so much for uploading 🙏🏻🙏🏻.
Saw this movie 1978 I was 13 years old 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
Great funny..😂
GREAT little movie! I played it at 1.25; works fine!
I love the movie
Some of the best gun sounds
👍😁🤣🙋♂️🌲💚🙏💚🌲
Ghost and Mr. The Chicken the Best.
Great Ending 😁
-1 though for all he gets to do is give her a hug at the end. Not even a peck on the cheek? They ARE married...
don got married at the end of every movie he ever made
Bob Hope's 1952 " Son of Paleface " is the funniest & sexiest ( Jane Russell in cowboy drag as an outlaw ) in my opinion. Barbara Rhoads in her cowboy outlaw drag is pretty foxy in her brown cowboy jeggings tucked into tall beige , suede, cowboy boots !
😂😂😂🙌great movie
Can someone list more comedic movies of his or other talented funny actors, thanks
The ghost and Mr chicken
"Private Eyes" and "The Prize Fighter" are my 2 favorites with Don Knotts and Tim Conway.
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I've always loved Barbara Rhoades! Beautiful and sexy!
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All was great until the train trip snack scene and then a big watermark logo for Amogo Networx shows up in the middle of the screen. Really breaks the mood. And you do not own this film, it is a Universal Studios property. Bad enough we have a sheriff's star in the bottom corner all through the flick.