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FEUDIN', FUSSIN', AND A-FIGHTIN' (1948)

Film Pick of the Day
Monday, March 31, 2025

Backwoods mountain towns Rimrock and Big Bend have been the competitive rivals of Bench County for years, holding an annual cross-country foot race. Rimrock hasn't won in five years, and gambling on the race has left most pockets in the town quite empty. Travelling salesman Wilbur McMurtry (Donald O'Connor) is late for the Rimrock stage, and when Mayor Maribel Mathews (Marjorie Main) sees him catch up to it on foot, she arranges for Sheriff Sharkey Dolan (Joe Besser) to trump up charges on McMurtry and detain him for the big race. Literally a prisoner, Wilbur is hardly willing to be Rimrock's champion, that is, until he meets Maribel's niece Libby and the two quickly fall in love. But opponent Emory Tuttle has his eye on Libby too, and conspires with Big Bend Mayor Chauncey Martin to saboutage Wilbur on the day of the race.

After the success of THE EGG AND I (1947), Universal reteamed Marjorie Main and Percy Kilbride in this Donald O'Connor period song-and-dance showcase. FEUDIN' proved they had excellent chemistry, so the studio spun-off Main and Kilbride as their THE EGG AND I characters in the popular Ma and Pa Kettle film series.

Costar Fred Kohler Jr. ('Emory Tuttle') was the son of Three Stooges costar Fred Kohler (HORSES' COLLARS).

Details

Average Rating:

[ 7.50/10 ]   2 votes
Featuring Joe Besser (Solo)
Release Date Thursday, July 1, 1948
Studio Universal
Production Type Feature Film
Duration 78 min.

On This Date in Stooge History - March 31st


Births

Kathrin Clare Ward
(Actress)

b. 1871

Bradford, MA

Jobyna Howland
(Actress)

b. 1880

Indianapolis, IN

Eddie Dunn
(Actor)

b. 1896

Brooklyn, NY

John Harron
(Actor)

b. 1903

New York, NY

George Ford
(Actor)

b. 1905

Pennsylvania

Sammy Shack
(Actor)

b. 1906

New York, NY

Eddie Quillan
(Actor)

b. 1907

Philadelphia, PA

Victor B. Appel
(Sound)

b. 1908

Los Angeles, CA

Kathleen O'Malley
(Actress)

b. 1924

California

Toni Eden
(Actress)

b. 1927

New York, NY

Lisa Mitchell
(Actress)

b. 1940

Bronx, NY



Deaths

Ed Brady
(Actor)

d. 1942   (52)

Los Angeles, CA

Harris Gordon
(Actor)

d. 1947   (62)

Burbank, CA

Ralph Forbes
(Actor)

d. 1951   (54)

Bronx, NY

Ivan Lebedeff
(Actor)

d. 1953   (57)

Los Angeles, CA

Gene Lockhart
(Actor)

d. 1957   (65)

Santa Monica, CA

Harry Depp
(Actor)

d. 1957   (74)

Los Angeles, CA

Astrid Allwyn
(Actress)

d. 1978   (72)

Los Angeles, CA

Beatrice Blinn
(Actress)

d. 1979   (77)

Oceanside, CA

Fred Carpenter
(Actor)

d. 1984   (62)

Ventura, CA

Jerry Paris
(Actor)

d. 1986   (60)

Los Angeles, CA

David Salven
(Assistant Director)

d. 1991   (59)

Los Angeles, CA

Mitchell Parish
(Music and Lyrics)

d. 1993   (92)

New York, NY

Teresa Brachetto
(Script Supervisor)

d. 1994   (85)

Los Angeles, CA

Anne Gwynne
(Actress)

d. 2003   (84)

Woodland Hills, CA

Bill Dyer
(Actor)

d. 2006   (82)

Riverside, CA



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1990-03-31 to 1990-04-01

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