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Released September 11, 1936
Featuring Moe, Larry and Curly
Columbia
17.33 min. (Short Subject)

The Stooges are in a frontier town running a crooked gambling game. They're caught cheating and must make a run for it. While hiding in the woods, they are discovered by the sheriff and flee into trapper Pierre's cabin, where they disguise themselves as Indians. Returning to town, they meet up with Pierre, who falls for Curly (dressed as an Indian squaw) and takes "her" as his wife.

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Robert McKenzie
Sheriff T. E. Higgins

Al Thompson
Deputy Sheriff

Gail Arnold
Saloon girl

Hilda Title
Saloon girl

Beatrice Blinn
Saloon girl on picnic

Elaine Waters
Saloon girl on picnic

Mary Lou Dix
Saloon girl on picnic

Bert Young
Saloon patron

John Rand
Saloon patron

Al Ferguson
Saloon patron

Eddie Laughton
Saloon patron

William McCall
Saloon patron

Lew Davis
Saloon patron

Sam Lufkin
Saloon patron

Blackie Whiteford
Saloon patron


Jules White
Producer

Del Lord
Director

Clyde Bruckman
Screenplay

Benjamin Kline
Photography

Charles Hochberg
Film Editor



















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