Rough Riders' Round-up

1939

Rough Riders' Round-up

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Hot on the heels of Frontier Pony Express came the equally exciting Roy Rogers vehicle Rough Riders' Roundup. In the first film, Rogers was an express rider during the Civil War era; in the second, he's a veteran of the Spanish American war (ubiquitous fellow, isn't he?) With several of his fellow Rough Riders, Rogers joins the Texas border patrol, where he almost immediately clashes with a villain named Arizona (William Pawley). While maintaining a respectable facade, Arizona and his minions rob the stagecoaches and express offices, divesting the local prospectors of their hard-earned gold. With the help of grizzled old sidekick Rusty (Raymond Hatton)-not to mention the rest of the Rough Riders-Rogers crushes Arizona's operation once and for all. The film boasts two leading ladies: Rogers' usual vis-a-vis Mary Hart, and former silent star Dorothy Sebastian, here making a comeback attempt.

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Cast

Roy Rogers
as Roy Rogers
Raymond Hatton
as Rusty Coburn
William Pawley
as Arizona Jack Moray
Lynne Roberts
as Dorothy
Eddie Acuff
as Tommy
Dorothy Sebastian
as Rose
George Meeker
as Lanning
Jack Rockwell
as Harrison
Guy Usher
as Blair
George Chesebro
as Mosby
George Cheseboro
as Mosby
Glenn Strange
as Boggs
Duncan Renaldo
as Alcalde
Jack Kirk
as Jim Horn
Hank Bell
as Border Patrolman
Dorothy Christy
as Rusty's Dancing Partner
Fred Kelsey
as Agitator
Eddy Waller
John Merton
as Border Patrolman Messenger
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George Montgomery
as Post Telegrapher Joe
Al Haskell
as Henchman
Frank Ellis
as Waiter
Augie Gomez
as Juan
Frank McCarroll
as Rough Rider
Dan White
as Border Patrolman
Fred Burns
as Stagecoach Driver
Fred Kohler Jr.
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  • Feb 03, 2012
    This film is from the Mill Creek Collection of 20 Roy Rogers Films. Theodore Roosevelt has given Roy a recommendation after serving as a rough rider in Cuba. Roy has been sent to join the boarder Patrol, to keep Mexicans from crossing the boarder. My how history has repeated itself. Mean while a group of bandits lead by Arizona Jack are robbing ranches and stages posed as Mexicans and there hideout is south of the boarder. There final mistake is to attempt to steal $100,000 in gold which on today's market would be 5 million. Movie was filmed in 1939 and price of gold was 34.42 an oz. We also have a young 20 year old girl who has run away of course to the bad guy. Funny statement from father when he confronts the guy. "I know you made love to my daughter". in 1936 wow WHAT A STATEMENNT. You can watch this film for free on IMDB.com. Film quality from Mill Creek was very poor. Not the Best Roy Rogers Movie I have Seen. 2 1/2 stars
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