Go West, Young Lady

1941
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1 घं 10 मि

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Farce Action Comedy Music Romance Western

अपनी भाषा में प्लॉट जोड़ेंFederal Marshall Tex Miller, and his girl-friend Belinda Pendergast are having problems with the masked bandit 'Pecos Pete.'Federal Marshall Tex Miller, and his girl-friend Belinda Pendergast are having problems with the masked bandit 'Pecos Pete.'Federal Marshall Tex Miller, and his girl-friend Belinda Pendergast are having problems with the masked bandit 'Pecos Pete.'

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Jim Pendergast
(as Charlie Ruggles)

Allen Jenkins

Hank

Jed Prouty

Judge Harmon

Onslow Stevens

Tom Hannegan

Bob Wills

Bob Wills

Edith Meiser

Mrs. Hinkle

Chief Many Treaties

Chief Big Thunder
(as Bill Hazlet)

Waffles

Waffles - the Dog

The Foursome

The Saloon Quartette

Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys

Bob Wills' Band
(as The Texas Playboys)

Hank Bell

Jerry - the Bartender
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Rudy Bowman

Townsman
(बिना क्रेडिट के)

Stanley Brown

Dandy in Musical Number
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Buck Bucko

Posse Rider
(बिना क्रेडिट के)

Roy Bucko

Posse Rider
(बिना क्रेडिट के)

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ट्रिविया
Released 11 days before the attack on Pearl Harbor.

गूफ़
When Tex gets hit in the face with a pie the second time, the batter is only over the lower half of his face. When he walks into the sheriff's office to resign, it covers his entire face.

कनेक्शन
Featured in Frances Farmer Presents: Go West, Young Lady (1958)

साउंडट्रैक
Ida Red
Written by Wava White (uncredited)
New lyrics and arrangement by Bob Wills and Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys

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8/10

Fast-paced, funny, snappy Musical Western with great songs!

A pleasant, diverting, fast-paced, unpretentious musical Western. Shown frequently on commercial TV in the late '50s and '60s, it seems to have disappeared.

Will someone at Columbia Pictures please stop promoting their 2001 mega-budget stinkers and instead preserve and re-release their past glorious unsung treasures (such as "Go West, Young Lady") and make them available on cable-TV and videotape.

This "B"-unit film is an unalloyed delight. A precursor of such later films as "Calamity Jane" & "7 Brides for 7 Brothers". Penny Singleton is adorably ditzy as the heroine, Glenn Ford honed his comic skills as "the tenderfoot" and sparkling Ann Miller as the tart-tongued saloon-singer steals the show. The Sammy Cahn score is a treat, and Annie's tip-tapping with Allen Jenkins singing "I Wish That I could Be a Singing Cowboy" is one of the many highlights of this unique lark of a film.

Good, rousing, old-fashioned fun--packed into a tight 70 minutes!