Loved the way those tied up, still had their weapons in their holsters while walking back to town..... Did anyone notice that.... Tied up, and still carrying guns.... what a lught.
@@waynedavies3185 ... ya but, hands were well tied, also. too bad they got loose. lol. i'd have enjoyed seeing them march into town thata way. lol. what got me was that both guys ran out & left zeke alone in the house! evidently he didn't run though... lol. lol. an exciting, old time sat. matinee for the kids to talk about. fun. fun.
The other Lafayette is “Reb”. He was born in my home state Kansas - in Paola, grew up in Coffeyville. It’s always a small world in the actors home places.
They used a brief clip from this in one of the few surviving episodes of Captain Video. To save 5-10 minutes of production money on the TV show, Uncle Fred Scott (the Captain Video announcer) would check in on Captain Video's Western Ranger and they'd show a clip from a cheap old movie like this. Only when Captain Video was made this movie wasn't that old. About 15 years old. But it sure was cheap. But no matter how cheap, if it's a B-Western it seems Lafe McKee shows up somewhere in it.
the kind of "shoot em up" kids used to love at the sat. matinee. story pretty well written, i thought, but, acting not so good- amazed that the star, reb russell was the least convincing! but, an hr discovering what hollywood used to do. bcz i wasn't a sat. matinee kid. lol.
Lucille Lund said of this movie and another she did with Rib Russell: "They were terrible movies--the worst of the worst." www.imdb.com/name/nm0526206/bio?ref_=nm_dyk_trv_sm#trivia
A really good Reb Russell movie, thanks for posting!
I love it when they call it night but there are full day shadows showing.
TY it's an oldie but a goodie
Great old Western stuff! Thanks!!
Loved the way they were tied up in a line.
Loved the way those tied up, still had their weapons in their holsters while walking back to town..... Did anyone notice that.... Tied up, and still carrying guns.... what a lught.
@@waynedavies3185 ... ya but, hands were well tied, also. too bad they got loose. lol. i'd have enjoyed seeing them march into town thata way. lol. what got me was that both guys ran out & left zeke alone in the house! evidently he didn't run though... lol. lol. an exciting, old time sat. matinee for the kids to talk about. fun. fun.
love how when many actors bckin the daay played hurt they said OY. ye gotta know it to understand it.
Peak of the empire
Oh come on if he thought sue was going to see tommy he would have trailed him before.
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Trivia: Can you identify the two actors with the first name Lafayette that were in this movie?
Lafe McKee has a real bushy white mustache and white hair. A good regular actor in the 30’s. That’s one, can’t help w/the other one.
Lafe McKee is Sue’s Dad.
The other Lafayette is “Reb”. He was born in my home state Kansas - in Paola, grew up in Coffeyville. It’s always a small world in the actors home places.
Winner, winner, chicken dinner!😀
They used a brief clip from this in one of the few surviving episodes of Captain Video. To save 5-10 minutes of production money on the TV show, Uncle Fred Scott (the Captain Video announcer) would check in on Captain Video's Western Ranger and they'd show a clip from a cheap old movie like this. Only when Captain Video was made this movie wasn't that old. About 15 years old. But it sure was cheap. But no matter how cheap, if it's a B-Western it seems Lafe McKee shows up somewhere in it.
Lafe McKee was usually a better actor than the star in these old B westerns.
the kind of "shoot em up" kids used to love at the sat. matinee. story pretty well written, i thought, but, acting not so good- amazed that the star, reb russell was the least convincing! but, an hr discovering what hollywood used to do. bcz i wasn't a sat. matinee kid. lol.
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Lucille Lund said of this movie and another she did with Rib Russell: "They were terrible movies--the worst of the worst." www.imdb.com/name/nm0526206/bio?ref_=nm_dyk_trv_sm#trivia
And that's after taking abuse from the Three Stooges.