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Ride 'Em Cowboy (1942 film)
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Ride 'Em Cowboy is a 1942 American film about two vendors who get jobs as cowboys at a dude ranch.
Directed by Arthur Lubin. Written by John Grant and True Boardman.
TWO TERRIFIED TENDERFEET...CAUGHT IN A ROUND UP OF RIOTOUS REVELRY AND RHYTHM! (taglines)
Willoughby
[a newspaper blows into their car during a chase] Hey! Di Maggio got another hit!
Dialogue
Willoughby: It's all our fault. Duke and I went running to hide from the boss and I let the cow's husband out.
Duke: He means the bull.
Willoughby: Bull nothin' it's a fact.
Willoughby: How do you milk this cow?
Duke: No - this is a steer! The steer don't give milk.
Willoughby: No?
Duke: No.
Willoughby: Then where does that steerilized milk come from?
Willoughby: Hey,Duke,look! A real, genuine Indian bow and arrow!
Duke: Genuine--huh? Made In Cleveland!
Willoughby: Well, didn't you ever hear of the Cleveland Indians?
Taglines
GAGS! NAGS! SWEETIES AND SWING!
They'd make a horse LAUGH!
TWO TERRIFIED TENDERFEET...CAUGHT IN A ROUND UP OF RIOTOUS REVELRY AND RHYTHM!
Cast
Bud Abbott — Duke
Lou Costello — Willoughby
Dick Foran — Bronco Bob Mitchell
Anne Gwynne — Anne Shaw
Johnny Mack Brown — Alabam' Brewster
Judd McMichael — Tom (as The Merry Macs)
Ted McMichael — Harry (as The Merry Macs)
Joe McMichael — Dick (as The Merry Macs)
Mary Lou Cook — Dotty Davis (as The Merry Macs)
Ella Fitzgerald — Ruby
Samuel S. Hinds — Sam Shaw
Douglass Dumbrille — Jake Rainwater
Morris Ankrum — Ace Anderson
External links
0035252 Ride 'Em Cowboy
Category:1942 American films
Category:Abbott and Costello films
Category:Screenplays by John Grant
Category:Films directed by Arthur Lubin
Category:American comedy films
Category:1942 English-language films