See a young, but old looking Walter Brennan. Soon to work with so many great known actors including John Wayne in “Red River” in 1948. A first movie for Montgomery Cliff.
Alice Day (1906-1995) is relatively unknown today but she was one of 13 actresses named WAMPAS ( Western Association of Motion Picture Advertisers) Baby Stars in 1928. She appeared in 70 movies from 1923-32. She started her career as one of the Mack Sennett Bathing Beauties.
Thank you very much for this movie! Taken in context for the time it was made, this is a fantastic film. Great clarity, unlike so many others. Love seeing Walter Brennan and John Wayne, who would go on to be in several movies together. Hard to believe Brennan was either 37 or 38 when this was made (born July 25th, 1894). He is the only actor to win 3 Academy Awards for Best Supporting Actor.
As a fellow who raised & broke horses down in S. Texas, those hats served a purpose. The wide brim gave much needed shade, while the tall crowns allowed a "cooling tower" much like the Mexican, "sugar-loaf" sombrero.
I always try to imagine what it was like watching these old movies in their time period. The small screens and theaters, and before air conditioning, using old schoolhouse ceiling fans. It was a real treat on a Friday or Saturday night.
I hadn’t really seen many westerns with Tim McCoy as the solo lead! Very enjoyable and a great horseman. Col. Tim McCoy went back into active duty for part of WWII!
The first draft of the Three Mesquiteers and Timothy Fitzgerald McCoy (my mom's favorite cowboy of the talkies) was the real deal - cowboy, great rider, dead shot, cavalryman in WWI, expert on Indian lore, and, as he grew as an actor, incredible screen presence.
Tim McCoy served in the Army Calvary. He knew all about horses and was quoted on several occasions saying that it's not true that horses are smart. "They're basically dumb animals," said McCoy. John Wayne went on to star in ten or so westerns produced by Lone Star before he made the leap to Republic Pictures. Wayne's Lone Star movies are my favorite.
In classic westerns I like how they speed things up when there's a horse or a stagecoach chase or a fistfight. When I was a kid back in the 1950s it all just seemed right. As far as horses being smart or not, I can say that they're smarter than me... Growing up, if I was riding a horse and there was a tree within 50 acres that horse would head straight for the tree and scrape me off onto the branches. I lived in Prescott Arizona when I was thirty-five. I owns three horses. My wife left me for the horse shoer. I guess it wasn't the horse's fault. But it's safe to say I'm not real fond of horses today so what doesn't bother me to report that all of the horses in that movie are dead now :0
Absolute gem of Western story action TM is 5star actor in any thing he plays WB is so young he is hardly reckonizable J W is very young as well a great cast made it a fantastic movie the Horseman ship was unreal thank you so much for this special viewing ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
the quality of this nearly a century old movie is amazing... But the size of those hats has to be the biggest... Appear to be 15 gallon and come from Model A Fords
John Wayne (born 1907) was just 25 years old and seven years away from the 1939 film that made him a star - 'Stagecoach'. Tim McCoy - born 1891 - was among the western stars of the 30s and 40s including Buck Jones, Tom Mix, Tex Ritter, Tom Tyler and others. (From Wikpedia:) (His) father was an Irish Union Civil War veteran. While attending St. Ignatius College (now Loyola University) McCoy saw a Wild West show that influenced him to purchase a one-way ticket west. He ended up in Lander, Wyoming where he worked as a ranch hand. While there, he became an expert horseman and roper while developing an extensive knowledge of the customs and languages of the local American Indian tribes. McCoy was a renowned expert in Indian sign language and was named "High Eagle" by the Arapaho tribe of the Wind River reservation. He competed in numerous rodeos and then enlisted in the United States Army when America entered World War I. Military career McCoy enlisted as a soldier in the United States Army and served in the cavalry during World War I (although he did not serve in combat nor overseas). He served again in World War II in Europe, rising to the rank of colonel with the Army Air Corps and Army Air Forces. He also served as adjutant general of Wyoming between the wars with the brevet rank of brigadier general. At 28, he was one of the youngest brigadier generals in the history of the U.S. Army.
Ana: Missing the holster is common in old westerns. The best missed all the time (No second takes). One cowboy, name escapes me, has a subtle move to choke up on the gun and use two fingers to guide the barrel in. He never misses.
At 37:50 The bad guy says,(talking about how he will gun Tim down)"He won't even make a good start, Chief." Then he can't even find the opening of his holster to replace his gun. Ha!
unbelievable ...in the moment this movie was done they didn't imagine the WWII was coming ...the millions of dead people ...1932, Hitler wasn't Chancellor yet, neither Führer ...the nuc was in diapers in los Alamitos .... my dad was 6 and my mom wasn't born yet. ... and the whole world had to wait 30 more years to know the Beatles.
👍👌👏 Thanks for uploading and sharing this nice old Western. 😁😁😁 The "costumes" respectively outfits are quite ridiculous in those early Western movies. Especially that from the main actor. And these way too big hats, the way they shoot and the turned inside out ends of the trousers/jeans. Funny looking bit mostly ridiculous. 🙈 Best regards, luck and health in particular.
The olde days when cow boys wore expensive long white scarves (accessorizing) 😆 And, how did one dollar a day cow punchers afford great stylish color-coordinated high-quality clothes, very expensive fancy boots, two expensive pistols, & very expensive tooled-leather gun-&-cartridge belts ?? They don't resemble historic photos of drab-looking men of that era ! 🤭😆
I’m loving these old movies and can somebody tell me when they made them so clear? What is the procedure they’re doing to clean it up because it seems perfect
its mostly an AI program today if it even needs cleaning. if you have the master copy its really effin clear anyways. a lot of things that you see out of resolution were recorded on vhs which severly downgraded the quality.
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He's walking arm in arm with the Sheriff and he's got that pretty little piece just waiting for him. However, he's so busy aw-shucking it's like he doesn't even see her.
Beautiful crisp sparkling picture. Restored? This is when bw is better than colour till these vandalisers start colourising everything. That is so wrong.
Did somebody else have the name of John Wayne before John Wayne had it? I don't see John Wayne in this movie. I see Walter Brennan when he was really young. I never knew him to be that young. Good show anyway.
John Wayne was in several scenes near the beginning of the movie. and he is the one who blocked the door when the sheriff tried to arrest Tim and Tim made his escape. For some reason, his character's name was - - - Duke!
Mailboxes became a necessity in 1863, when citizens began enjoying Free City Delivery. Letter carriers hand-delivered people’s mails directly to their doorstep without any charge. Although the residential mailbox was already useful then, it wasn’t until 1923 when it became mandatory for each household to have a mailbox or at least a letter slot. This ensured that people received their letters and letter carriers performed their jobs.
@@Flowerchild778 to be honest, I thought about my comment after the fact, and what you just said went through my mind. Because I am such a massive western fan, and it was a totally different time back then, you're probably right
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Not often you get to see John Wayne in a support role. These old westerns are true works of art and needs to be preserved. Thanks for providing it!
Man, these old westerns are awesome movies. Just the pristine landscape is worth watching. Thanks for posting.
See a young, but old looking Walter Brennan. Soon to work with so many great known actors including John Wayne in “Red River” in 1948. A first movie for Montgomery Cliff.
However old, as a Western addict, I'll watch and enjoy. July, 2023.
I just watched 1-1-24🎉
Hope you enjoyed it. @@Flowerchild778
@@Flowerchild778 I do hope you enjoyed it after my comments. I repeat; any western film gets my attention. Regards. England, January, 2024.
wow so thats why mcoy had a tall hat peak...if boots off he's only 3 feet high..
Alice Day (1906-1995) is relatively unknown today but she was one of 13 actresses named WAMPAS ( Western Association of Motion Picture Advertisers) Baby Stars in 1928. She appeared in 70 movies from 1923-32. She started her career as one of the Mack Sennett Bathing Beauties.
Very interesting information-that's what is great about the comment sections--so many people sharing little known tidbits. Thanks for yours.
Thank you very much for this movie!
Taken in context for the time it was made, this is a fantastic film. Great clarity, unlike so many others. Love seeing Walter Brennan and John Wayne, who would go on to be in several movies together. Hard to believe Brennan was either 37 or 38 when this was made (born July 25th, 1894). He is the only actor to win 3 Academy Awards for Best Supporting Actor.
High 5 to not being the only old soul.... He works her way through these movies.. The Duke
2 favorites in same movie this early in careers! Great copy as well! Perfect sun afternoon....
What gigantic hats they have, especially the main caracter.
As a fellow who raised & broke horses down in S. Texas, those hats served a purpose. The wide brim gave much needed shade, while the tall crowns allowed a "cooling tower" much like the Mexican, "sugar-loaf" sombrero.
TWO FISTED LAW IS A GREAT MOVIE AND THE BEST 1932 FILM I HAVE EVER SEEN.
I always try to imagine what it was like watching these old movies in their time period. The small screens and theaters, and before air conditioning, using old schoolhouse ceiling fans. It was a real treat on a Friday or Saturday night.
I hadn’t really seen many westerns with Tim McCoy as the solo lead! Very enjoyable and a great horseman. Col. Tim McCoy went back into active duty for part of WWII!
Tough real characters irl.
I'M BUCK. NOT YOU, ME.
You don't know what you saying then.. you haven't seen any of his movies then . Because all of it he is the lead actor
@@meallion263 yes but think about all those westerns out there that don't have him as lead actor!!! (Or even in the movie at all 🤣)
Walter Brennan as a bad guy, so glad the story had him confessing at the end.
i like those old B AND W westerns to
The first draft of the Three Mesquiteers and Timothy Fitzgerald McCoy (my mom's favorite cowboy of the talkies) was the real deal - cowboy, great rider, dead shot, cavalryman in WWI, expert on Indian lore, and, as he grew as an actor, incredible screen presence.
One of my fav Tim Mccoy & John Wayne movies. Thanks for sharing!
I noticed the Saloon advertised Ole' Virginy Whiskey. They still make that today.
Tim McCoy served in the Army Calvary. He knew all about horses and was quoted on several occasions saying that it's not true that horses are smart. "They're basically dumb animals," said McCoy. John Wayne went on to star in ten or so westerns produced by Lone Star before he made the leap to Republic Pictures. Wayne's Lone Star movies are my favorite.
Actually, mine to.
When I need back ground noise I'll pop in one.
Isn't it funny, I own this but I'm watching here cuz it popped up.👍
People's attitudes have changed towards animals. Back then they were just for working, now we see how intelligent and compassionate they really are.
In classic westerns I like how they speed things up when there's a horse or a stagecoach chase or a fistfight. When I was a kid back in the 1950s it all just seemed right.
As far as horses being smart or not, I can say that they're smarter than me... Growing up, if I was riding a horse and there was a tree within 50 acres that horse would head straight for the tree and scrape me off onto the branches.
I lived in Prescott Arizona when I was thirty-five. I owns three horses. My wife left me for the horse shoer. I guess it wasn't the horse's fault. But it's safe to say I'm not real fond of horses today so what doesn't bother me to report that all of the horses in that movie are dead now :0
Absolute gem of Western story action TM is 5star actor in any thing he plays WB is so young he is hardly reckonizable J W is very young as well a great cast made it a fantastic movie the Horseman ship was unreal thank you so much for this special viewing ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Timeless movies. A national treasure. Thank you, Audio Video!
Great 🎥 you just want to watch again thanks
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Clean, wholesome, no CGI.
Good entertainment.
Walter Brennan had an older voice due to the fact he was tear gassed in WW1. Used it to his advantage later in all his movies.
Thank you I didn't know that.
Nothing better love all western movies
Crazy looking cowboy hats back in the 30's compared to modern westerns, not that there are that many these days. Thanx for sharing this little gem.
Ten gallon
the quality of this nearly a century old movie is amazing... But the size of those hats has to be the biggest... Appear to be 15 gallon and come from Model A Fords
John Wayne (born 1907) was just 25 years old and seven years away from the 1939 film that made him a star - 'Stagecoach'.
Tim McCoy - born 1891 - was among the western stars of the 30s and 40s including Buck Jones, Tom Mix, Tex Ritter, Tom Tyler and others.
(From Wikpedia:) (His) father was an Irish Union Civil War veteran. While attending St. Ignatius College (now Loyola University) McCoy saw a Wild West show that influenced him to purchase a one-way ticket west. He ended up in Lander, Wyoming where he worked as a ranch hand. While there, he became an expert horseman and roper while developing an extensive knowledge of the customs and languages of the local American Indian tribes. McCoy was a renowned expert in Indian sign language and was named "High Eagle" by the Arapaho tribe of the Wind River reservation. He competed in numerous rodeos and then enlisted in the United States Army when America entered World War I.
Military career
McCoy enlisted as a soldier in the United States Army and served in the cavalry during World War I (although he did not serve in combat nor overseas). He served again in World War II in Europe, rising to the rank of colonel with the Army Air Corps and Army Air Forces. He also served as adjutant general of Wyoming between the wars with the brevet rank of brigadier general. At 28, he was one of the youngest brigadier generals in the history of the U.S. Army.
This movie was made in 1832 ,, I wonder if Walter Brennan ever thought he would have a hit record " That Mule , Old Rivers and Me " 30 years later,,,
John Wayne was fantastic. 😊
How? What'd he do in this film that was so "fantastic"? Just curious
Tim McCoy after his films with Buck Jones, A young John Wayne, and Walter Brennan~ either before he lost his teeth, or wearing dentures! Great movie!
John Wayne's wish for a man named Russell who foreclosed on his boss's ranch: "a rough horse, a cactus saddle, and a long journey."
He needed it.
John Wayne did not say 1 word
@@gailgrant1417 yes he did
When Tim McCoy's horse stumbled ...have never seen that in an oater before...kind of scary
Well, that happens How he handled it says a lot about his horsemanship.
Pretty clear for a movie made in 1932, 88 years ago.
Good movie!!!!
A young John Wayne.
A very young Walter Brennan, Wow.
born an old coot, Walter Brennan was never young
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Watched heaps of these .. love John Wayne movies .. those hats got smaller over the years .. ha ha ha
Ana: Missing the holster is common in old westerns. The best missed all the time (No second takes). One cowboy, name escapes me, has a subtle move to choke up on the gun and use two fingers to guide the barrel in. He never misses.
I've seen Buster Crabbe do it.
Thank you for this great movie❤❤👍👍
They forgot the trunk.
Great comments.
Thanks for sharing.
Those are the damnest cowboys hats--how the heck did they keep those things on in a breeze?
Não precisava de tanto chapéu para uma cabeça só 😲Desperdícios de material 😂😂😂🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Magic ☺
Thanks for sharing it! I always enjoy watching Old Western Movies though. 👍👌👏
And of course, I'm a subscriber!
Thanks Again Though.
The deputy was a very young Walter Brennan!
The movie this story awesomel
That was some handy jumping!
That ranch was in a lot of movies.
That ranch was my house!
@@seltaeb9691 where is that house located in those days if I may ask out of curiosity? I say in California maybe even the San Fernando Valley!
Horses were sure a lost faster back then.
They were kicked into overdrive 😂
Good Western Maynard!
Thank you 🤠
At 37:50 The bad guy says,(talking about how he will gun Tim down)"He won't even make a good start, Chief." Then he can't even find the opening of his holster to replace his gun. Ha!
hahaja I saw that
And THAT is the way it happened and I don't want to hear any sidewinder say anything different!
unbelievable ...in the moment this movie was done they didn't imagine the WWII was coming ...the millions of dead people ...1932, Hitler wasn't Chancellor yet, neither Führer ...the nuc was in diapers in los Alamitos .... my dad was 6 and my mom wasn't born yet. ... and the whole world had to wait 30 more years to know the Beatles.
AND......
in just 24 years, the Hillbilly Cat named Elvis Presley would shock the world and become the King of RocknRoll.🎸
My guess is that many of the actors knew all about what war was. Only 13 years since they “played” in the war to end all wars!
Is that a much younger Walter Brennan as the deputy? 😮
GOOD STUFF!!!!!!!!!!!
👍👌👏 Thanks for uploading and sharing this nice old Western. 😁😁😁 The "costumes" respectively outfits are quite ridiculous in those early Western movies. Especially that from the main actor. And these way too big hats, the way they shoot and the turned inside out ends of the trousers/jeans. Funny looking bit mostly ridiculous. 🙈
Best regards, luck and health in particular.
Puneti si traducere in limba romana. Va multumesc! 👍👍❤️
The olde days when cow boys wore expensive long white scarves (accessorizing)
😆
And, how did one dollar a day cow punchers afford great stylish color-coordinated high-quality clothes, very expensive fancy boots, two expensive pistols, & very expensive tooled-leather gun-&-cartridge belts ??
They don't resemble historic photos of drab-looking men of that era !
🤭😆
I’m loving these old movies and can somebody tell me when they made them so clear? What is the procedure they’re doing to clean it up because it seems perfect
its mostly an AI program today if it even needs cleaning. if you have the master copy its really effin clear anyways.
a lot of things that you see out of resolution were recorded on vhs which severly downgraded the quality.
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Nice movie
Those hats kill me. Strictly a Hollywood invention. Cowboys back in the day wore hats half the size of those.
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"Welcome to Eagle Pass." ( filmed in Southern California!) 😅
Walter Brennan as a bad guy!
In 1932 the world was in a state of naive innocence, scarcely recovering after the WWI massacre .
A MAIL BOX ON THE FENCE !
At 2:54 That is a very nice house!
He's walking arm in arm with the Sheriff and he's got that pretty little piece just waiting for him. However, he's so busy aw-shucking it's like he doesn't even see her.
That's what wholesome was all about. I can understand it's foreign to most nowdays
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At 32:32 Those 2 little ladies sure are strutting down the wooden sidewalk in their and sewn gingham dresses.
You mean 34:34 ?? 😊 What about the ones who played floozies.. 34:39 - 34:53 just a few seconds later?😂😂
Those hats look ridiculous. They're about 3.5 feet high lol.
I love black and white old movies. I won’t watch them in color.
SE FOSSE PELOS MENOS LEGENDADO, SERIA ÓTIMO!!! IMAGEM EXCELENTE!!!
Exatamente isso Asino em baixo 😥😥😥😥🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Walter Brenan from the real mc coys Crocked deputy
Beautiful crisp sparkling picture. Restored? This is when bw is better than colour till these vandalisers start colourising everything. That is so wrong.
$10,000 in 1932 would be $770,000 in 2019.
*Adjusted for inflation, $10,000.00 in 1932 is equal to $176,009.59 in 2020. Annual inflation over this period was 3.31%.*
The films is set a lot earlier. but even in 1932 dollars that is a lot of money. How many acres, I wonder?
21:16 Was JW known as The Duke already?
I only saw John Wayne in one scene. It appeared to be a snaller role than what he played in Mother Macree.
He had several scenes. Watch it again
Did somebody else have the name of John Wayne before John Wayne had it? I don't see John Wayne in this movie. I see Walter Brennan when he was really young. I never knew him to be that young. Good show anyway.
John Wayne was in several scenes near the beginning of the movie. and he is the one who blocked the door when the sheriff tried to arrest Tim and Tim made his escape. For some reason, his character's name was - - - Duke!
31:40 pause and look over her shoulder 😊
This movie would have been better if it were in color.!
Walter Brennan. A young man in a bit part. Went on to continuously act until old age. No pretty boy either. Had to actually act.
Notice how crisp his speech was here. He was wearing his false teeth.
30:24 😊
Goodstuf
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esse modelo de chapéu e muinto engraçado cabe 2 cabeça cada um 😂😂😂🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
NOS PRIMORDIOS JA QUE COMEÇOU EM 1927 COM O FILME TRUNFO AS AVESSAS OU UM GRANDE JOGADOR SEU NOME OFICIAL MARION MORRISON FILME LEGAL
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IN 1932 THERE WAS MAIL DELIVERY ??.
Mailboxes became a necessity in 1863, when citizens began enjoying Free City Delivery. Letter carriers hand-delivered people’s mails directly to their doorstep without any charge. Although the residential mailbox was already useful then, it wasn’t until 1923 when it became mandatory for each household to have a mailbox or at least a letter slot. This ensured that people received their letters and letter carriers performed their jobs.
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They didn't have PETA back then.
I wonder how many sound concussions from the guns the horses suffered with.
Cruelty
Why did they always wear their hats even indoors? They were as big as umbrellas!!! These old films are so bad that they are funny!
The flixs aren't that bad and besides while I'm watching them I not painting my house, and that's not so bad
Those are "Ten Gallon Hat's" partner. They wear em everywhere even to bed. Along with their boots and even the spurs.
This by far is the worst directed western I have ever watched.
Will you be watching your 2nd western anytime soon?
The worst part that W Brenan ever played!
What......awful acting haha may as well be a silent film 😊
Considering what we endure nowdays I get your comment, but I can't agree with it. It was just different way, WAY back then.
@@Flowerchild778 to be honest, I thought about my comment after the fact, and what you just said went through my mind. Because I am such a massive western fan, and it was a totally different time back then, you're probably right
Not a great story, a bit wet!???
Excelente filme 🎥 recomendo assistir por ser muito bom! Parabéns pelo seu canal e obrigado pela postagem!