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Featuring Moe, Larry and Shemp
17.6 min. (Short Subject)
The Stooges go west on vacation for Shemp's health, who has a swollen vein in his leg. At a saloon the Stooges get acquainted with Nell and Shemp begins to tell her about his vein. Doc Barker overhears and thinks Shemp is talking about a gold mine, and plots to steal it by inviting Shemp into a crooked poker game. The boys learn that Doc Barker stole the Red Dog Saloon from Nell and is forcing her to marry him, otherwise he'll kill her sweetheart the Arizona Kid. Stooges to the rescue!
Remade as PALS AND GALS (1954), with stock footage.
Shemp Howard
Shemp
Moe Howard
Moe
Larry Fine
Larry
Vernon Dent
Doctor
Jock Mahoney
Johnny, the Arizona Kid
Jack Norman
Doc Barker
Heinie Conklin
Bartender
George Chesebro
Quirt
Frank Ellis
Jake
Blackie Whiteford
Pinto
Stanley Blystone
Cavalry Colonel
Jim Diehl
Sharpshooter
Harold Breen
Shemp's stunt double
Unidentified OUT WEST 1
Clumsy barfly
Unidentified OUT WEST 2
Piano player
Unidentified OUT WEST 3
Cavalry Sergeant
Unidentified OUT WEST 4
Saloon girls
Unidentified OUT WEST 5
Barflys
Hugh McCollum
Producer
Edward Bernds
Director
Clyde Bruckman
Story and Screenplay
George F. Kelley
Director of Photography
Paul Borofsky
Film Editor
Charles Clague
Art Director
Eddie Saeta
Assistant Director
Frank Goodwin
Sound Mixer
Al Becker
Grip
Paul Seckler
Gaffer
Ray Hunt
Props
Paul Mertz
Music
Sam H. Stept
Music
Ben Oakland
Music
Bob Wright
Music
Ned Washington
Music
Jack McTaggert
Music
Chet Forrest
Music
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