Two peanut vendors at a traveling rodeo show get in trouble with their boss and hide out on a railroad train heading west. They get jobs as cowboys on a dude ranch, despite the fact that both know nothing about cowboys, horses, or much of anything.
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Arthur Lubin
Director
Bud Abbott
Duke
Lou Costello
Willoughby
Dick Foran
Bronco Bob Mitchell
Anne Gwynne
Anne Shaw
Johnny Mack Brown
Alabam' Brewster
Judd McMichael
Tom
Ted McMichael
Harry
Joe McMichael
Dick
Mary Lou Cook
Dotty Davis
Ella Fitzgerald
Ruby
Samuel S. Hinds
Sam Shaw
Douglass Dumbrille
Jake Rainwater
Morris Ankrum
Ace Anderson
Bob Baker
Ranch Cowhand Driving Bus
Hank Bell
Napping Cowpoke with Rake
Brooks Benedict
Rodeo Spectator
Edward Biby
Rodeo Spectator
Wade Boteler
Rodeo Manager
Edmund L. Hartmann
Writer
Harold Shumate
Writer
True Boardman
Writer
John Grant
Writer
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Possibly the best scene in this light comedy with nice songs clever script and funny scenes as the Indian chase.I put it next to their big hit ''Frankenstein''.
Abbott & Costello play Duke & Willoughby, two peanut/hot dog vendors who get into big trouble with their boss at a rodeo, and so hitch a ride out of town with a bunch of cows(!) and find themselves at a dude ranch, where they get jobs, even though they know nothing about horses or the west. Willoughby gets in trouble with a local Native tribe over a misunderstanding, and must dodge the repeated arrows of an angry father. Meanwhile, a singing cowboy named "Bronco Bob" Mitchell(played by Dick Foran), and cowgirl named Anne Shaw(played by Anne Gwynne) have a bumpy romance. Disappointing comedy has mostly tired or dated gags that aren't that funny, with tedious and overbearing songs, though the "Crazy House" skit is a highlight.