View a scene from “Under California Stars” starring Roy Rogers
A scene from Under California Stars (1948), starring Roy Rogers.
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Transcript
[Music in]
HORSE RUSTLERS: Gya! Gya! Gya! Gya! Gya! Gya!
ED: Hold, you knot head.
ROY ROGERS: Hey, what's going on here?
ED: Running wild horses, if it's any of your business.
ROY ROGERS: Get up.
ED: Well, well, I might have known. Roy Rogers, the movie cowboy.
ROY ROGERS: Yeah, get up.
ED: Pretty brave with all your friends backing you up.
COOKIE: Hold it. Stay on your horses. I'll see that this is on the up-and-up.
Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah.
Come on, Roy.
TED: Who those fellas?
LIGE: I don't know.
TED: I didn't find any horses up the draw where you sent me.
LIGE: All right, all right. But be quiet. That dog barks, I'll . . .
TED: He won't, Lige. I promise he won't.
COOKIE: Come on, Roy!
TED: That a boy. That'll teach Ed.
LIGE: What side you on?
COOKIE: Okay. He's had enough, Roy. Come on, get up.
ROY ROGERS: All right, clear out of here.
ED: Anybody can catch wild horses on open range.
ROY ROGERS: Not the way you're doing it.
COOKIE: Go on, now, get on. I got some work to do.
ROY ROGERS: Take it easy, fella. You're not hurt so bad. Come on now, on your feet. Lead the rest of your pals back out on the range. Come on, fella.
COOKIE: Ho! Ho! Ha! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho!
TED: Gee! No wonder Ed took a licking. That's Roy Rogers and Trigger.
[Music out]
HORSE RUSTLERS: Gya! Gya! Gya! Gya! Gya! Gya!
ED: Hold, you knot head.
ROY ROGERS: Hey, what's going on here?
ED: Running wild horses, if it's any of your business.
ROY ROGERS: Get up.
ED: Well, well, I might have known. Roy Rogers, the movie cowboy.
ROY ROGERS: Yeah, get up.
ED: Pretty brave with all your friends backing you up.
COOKIE: Hold it. Stay on your horses. I'll see that this is on the up-and-up.
Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah.
Come on, Roy.
TED: Who those fellas?
LIGE: I don't know.
TED: I didn't find any horses up the draw where you sent me.
LIGE: All right, all right. But be quiet. That dog barks, I'll . . .
TED: He won't, Lige. I promise he won't.
COOKIE: Come on, Roy!
TED: That a boy. That'll teach Ed.
LIGE: What side you on?
COOKIE: Okay. He's had enough, Roy. Come on, get up.
ROY ROGERS: All right, clear out of here.
ED: Anybody can catch wild horses on open range.
ROY ROGERS: Not the way you're doing it.
COOKIE: Go on, now, get on. I got some work to do.
ROY ROGERS: Take it easy, fella. You're not hurt so bad. Come on now, on your feet. Lead the rest of your pals back out on the range. Come on, fella.
COOKIE: Ho! Ho! Ha! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho!
TED: Gee! No wonder Ed took a licking. That's Roy Rogers and Trigger.
[Music out]
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