Rodeo Dough

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Sally Payne and Mary Treen in Rodeo Dough (1940)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaMary & Sally who just want to get home to Kokomo, Indiana but its not so easy.Mary & Sally who just want to get home to Kokomo, Indiana but its not so easy.Mary & Sally who just want to get home to Kokomo, Indiana but its not so easy.

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Trivia
The film Mary references with Claudette Colbert is Sucedió una noche (1934).

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The gas station attendant asks the driver pulling Kokomo's trailer if he can sneak a peek at the steer. The driver dissuades him by saying that if the door were opened, "Kokomo would kick the sides out of this here trailer", and the attendant leaves to get change. The girls then are shown sneaking into the trailer's side door, which is on the driver's side of the trailer. A scene cut shows the attendant returning along the driver's side of the trailer. and he gives the driver his change. The camera view then switches back to the girls completing their entry and closing the door. Therefore, the station attendant had to have walked past the girls getting into the trailer and should have alerted them to the dangerous steer, or he at least should have told the driver about the hitchhikers.

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[first lines]
Sally: [sitting on the side of the road and eating finger foods while sullenly trying to hitchhike] Gee, the folks back in Kokomo sure will laugh when we get home from our vacation two weeks ahead of time.
Mary: Don't worry, it'll be over by the time we get back.
[standing up as another car passes by]
Mary: Maybe we can hitch a ride if our thumbs hold out long enough.
Sally: Oh, men aren't interested in thumbs, silly. Say, I saw Claudette Colbert hitch a ride in a movie once like this.
[hikes up her skirt hem to show her leg and instantly a man in a passing car stops]
Sally: See, it worked.
Mary: Bet there's a hitch to it.
Sally: [bubbly, as she and Mary climb in the car] We're going to Komomo!
Mary: Hope it's not out of your way.
[they begin driving]

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References Sucedió una noche (1934)

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A Bit of Palm Springs History

This short is amusing fluff for the most part, but it's real interest lies in the fact that it shows the Palm Springs California Rodeo, circa 1940, which is no longer an annual event. It was called "the rodeo of the stars" in it's heyday.

The rodeo was staged in the south end of town near the Smoke Tree area, which was near Walt Disneys ranch. Today it is a shopping center.

The film also shows some scenes of the festive parade on Palm Canyon Drive where many stars were seen in cowboy finery.

The El Mirador Hotel is seen in one shot, which was converted into a hospital and is preserved today as part of the Desert Regional Hospital.

Historically, this film is a gem.