Way Out West (1937) – Classic Black and White Western Full of Comedy & Adventure - video Dailymotion

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Way Out West (1937) is a legendary black and white western comedy that combines timeless humor, exciting adventure, and unforgettable performances. Set in the Old West, this classic film delivers hilarious situations, entertaining characters, and charming moments that have made it one of the most beloved comedy westerns from Hollywood’s golden age.  Filled with friendship, fun, and classic cowboy adventures, this vintage masterpiece continues to entertain audiences with its unique blend of western storytelling and comedy brilliance.  #WayOutWest #ClassicWestern #VintageFilm #WesternComedy #OldHollywood #BlackAndWhiteFilm #ClassicMovies #RetroCinema #GoldenAgeCinema #TimelessComedy #CowboyMovie #VintageWestern #MovieClassics #FilmHistory

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00:00:06The End

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00:02:12Hey, this thing ain't working right.

00:02:15It's working all right for me.

00:02:30Here he goes!

00:02:31Get busy now.

00:02:31Here he is again.

00:02:38What's the matter with you?

00:02:39Why aren't you and they're helping all of them?

00:02:41I'm awfully sorry, sir.

00:02:42But the dishes...

00:02:43Oh, bother the dishes.

00:02:45Do them later.

00:02:46You know you've got to help her make her changes.

00:02:47Yes, sir.

00:02:48Now get going before I lose my temper now.

00:02:50But come on, get going.

00:02:51Go ahead.

00:03:05And now, gentlemen, it has always been my aim to give you the best entertainment that money

00:03:11can buy.

00:03:12I have brought here at great expense.

00:03:14Ah, get a piece of fat and slide off.

00:03:17Who said that?

00:03:22You get me!

00:03:24You get me!

00:03:32Harry, Alora, we're getting restless.

00:03:34I've got to look good, don't I?

00:03:35Yeah, but one of them took a shot at me.

00:03:37Oh, quit your whining.

00:03:38Oh, Harry.

00:03:39Say, if we ever get enough money together, we'll get out of this one-horse tank.

00:03:43Come on, Harry.

00:03:45How do I look?

00:03:57Say, I've been roaming from Fiscal to Maine.

00:04:01Been haunting a man that's not to tame.

00:04:04Gotta have something I need a lot.

00:04:07And, baby, dear, that's what you've got.

00:04:12Will you be my lovey-dovey, my little horny-man?

00:04:18We could be land crew, the way our love of blue.

00:04:24Will you be my duffy-bulky, my little sugar pie?

00:04:31Will it ever make you blue?

00:04:33I'd be so sweet to you.

00:04:37Say, Finn, you're a lucky skate.

00:04:40Having a swell gal like Lola?

00:04:42I certainly am.

00:04:44What do you mean?

00:04:45Why, she's the lucky one being married to a swell fella like me.

00:04:49Look.

00:04:49Will you be my lovey-dovey, my little horny-man?

00:04:57I'm a little bit lonely, still.

00:05:00Have you seen my husband?

00:05:02Yeah, there he is, over there.

00:05:04Won't you be my only son, my little turtle-dog?

00:05:09Will I?

00:05:11Will I?

00:05:12Will you be my husband?

00:05:13Weaver!

00:05:13I want a big turtle-dog!

00:05:16Honey, honey, boy.

00:05:17Come on.

00:05:18Call the lovin' for a lovin' honey-man.

00:05:23Weaver!

00:05:25Oh!

00:05:28Oh!

00:05:30Oh!

00:05:32Oh!

00:05:34Oh!

00:05:35Oh!

00:05:37Oh!

00:05:39Oh!

00:05:40Oh!

00:05:42Oh!

00:05:43Oh!

00:05:50The End

00:06:13Why don't you watch where you're going?

00:06:27The End

00:07:19Why don't you watch?

00:07:30The End

00:07:59Why don't you watch?

00:08:07The End

00:08:36Why don't you watch?

00:08:40The End

00:08:41Why don't you watch?

00:09:09The End

00:09:09You have got one foot in the grave now

00:09:13Hey, go and stop him. Maybe we can pick up a ride. I'll get my clothes on. Hurry up!

00:09:39The End

00:10:08Why don't you watch?

00:10:21All right, mister?

00:10:22All right, mister, we're in!

00:10:38Come on, come on, come on, come on

00:10:53Are you going to fresh wood-goat?

00:10:59We are, too.

00:11:09A lot of weather we've been having lately.

00:11:19Pretty.

00:11:23It's only four months to Christmas.

00:11:29Do you believe in Santa Claus?

00:11:31No, Mom.

00:11:39Would you mind if I put my hand right here?

00:12:10I saw her first. Come.

00:12:14That's it.

00:12:16Darling!

00:12:20Not you. I meant my husband.

00:12:24Have a nice trip, darling.

00:12:26Lovely.

00:12:27Until these two came aboard.

00:12:29And they've done nothing but annoy me all the way in.

00:12:35You run along home.

00:12:38Goodbye.

00:12:45Fiddling, huh?

00:12:49Well, we don't like your kind around these parts.

00:12:52And there's one thing we don't allow.

00:12:55And that's messing with our women.

00:12:58Now, if you want to stay healthy, you better catch the next coach out of town.

00:13:03Why, yes, sir. We'll be glad to.

00:13:05Just as soon as we're finished with our business.

00:13:08And if you miss the next coach...

00:13:13You'll be riding out of here in a hearse.

00:13:17Good day, stranger.

00:13:19Good day, sir.

00:13:21Goodbye.

00:13:22Bye.

00:13:22Let well enough along.

00:13:24Come on, Mr. Prancing.

00:13:26Come on, sit dancing.

00:13:28Right and left a glancing.

00:13:30I'm at your dancing.

00:13:32Sliding, gliding, prancing.

00:13:34The things that stop me wiggle.

00:13:37Think you'll pop her and you'll hold her.

00:13:40Spidey and fold her.

00:13:41A little bold.

00:13:43Just work your shoulders, snap your fingers one and all.

00:13:46In the hall, in the hall, left a ball and small.

00:13:51Some more.

00:13:53Commence to dancing.

00:13:55Commence to prancing.

00:13:57Commence to prancing.

00:13:58Right and left a glancing.

00:14:00I'll meet you dancing.

00:14:02Sliding, gliding, prancing.

00:14:04You do the tango jittle, you face this tommy wiggle.

00:14:07Take your partner and you hold her.

00:14:10Slide me and fold her.

00:14:11A little bold.

00:14:13Just work your shoulders, snap your fingers one and all.

00:14:16In the hall, in the hall, in the hall, in the hall, in the hall, in the hall.

00:14:21Some more.

00:14:23Commence to dancing.

00:14:25Commence to prancing.

00:14:27Commence to prancing.

00:14:28Right and left a glancing.

00:14:31I'll meet you dancing.

00:14:32Sliding, gliding, prancing.

00:14:36The things that stop me wiggle.

00:14:37Take your partner and you hold her.

00:14:40Spidey and fold her.

00:14:42A little bold.

00:14:43Hopefully in the hall, off good morning.

00:14:43And almost in the hall.

00:14:44Just work your shoulders,� your finger one and all.

00:14:47In the hall, left the ball at hot.

00:14:51That's awesome more.

00:14:53Commence to prancing.

00:14:55Commence to prancing.

00:14:57Commence to prancing.

00:15:10I need a whole plan, a little boy.

00:15:14It's a rookie show and snap your fingers,

00:15:16moment all in my heart, let them all act.

00:15:19I need a whole lot of fun.

00:15:22Somebody, come next to dancing,

00:15:25come next to dancing, come next to dancing.

00:15:27Come next to dancing, trying to track your dancing.

00:15:30I love your dancing, sliding, like dancing.

00:15:34You do the tank, you do the dance, you do the dance.

00:15:39I need a whole plan, a little boy.

00:15:43It's a rookie show and snap your fingers,

00:15:46moment all in my heart, let them all act.

00:15:49I need a whole lot of fun.

00:15:52Somebody, come next to dancing, come next to dancing.

00:15:56Come next to dancing, I love your dancing.

00:16:00I love your dancing, sliding, like dancing.

00:16:04You do the tank, you do the dance, you do the dance.

00:16:06You take your partner and your whole and full.

00:16:09That's why I need your whole.

00:16:11I'll need your whole and full.

00:16:13Just work your shows.

00:16:14That's the thing you want and all,

00:16:15is the ball and the ball.

00:16:17That's all, awesome, so.

00:16:30Howdy, gents. What'll it be?

00:16:32Do you happen to know the whereabouts of a young lady by the name of Mary Roberts?

00:16:36Sure.

00:16:37She's around here someplace.

00:16:40Oh, uh, I'm Miss Roberts' guardian.

00:16:43What do you want to see her for?

00:16:44Why, we have some very important news for her.

00:16:47Oh, what's it about?

00:16:48Well, I'm sorry, sir, but we're not supposed to discuss that with anyone but her.

00:16:52Yeah, you see, it's private.

00:16:54Her father died and left her a gold mine.

00:16:56And we're not supposed to tell anybody but her.

00:16:59See?

00:16:59Didn't we, Ollie?

00:17:00A gold mine?

00:17:01It's the biggest thing this...

00:17:02Now that he's taken you into our confidence,

00:17:06you might as well know the rest.

00:17:09Shh.

00:17:14We've got the deed to the property.

00:17:16And we're supposed to give it to her in person.

00:17:19What?

00:17:20I said, we've got the deed to the property and...

00:17:26Say, you'd better show it to him.

00:17:27Maybe he doesn't believe us.

00:17:31It's the truth.

00:17:35Say, did I give you the deed?

00:17:38Oh, I know where it is.

00:17:39Excuse me.

00:17:52See?

00:17:54Mary Roberts.

00:17:57Come here.

00:17:59Have you ever seen this Mary Roberts?

00:18:01Uh-uh.

00:18:02Good.

00:18:03Well, I'll go and find her for you.

00:18:05And don't tell her soon about it till I get back.

00:18:07We won't.

00:18:10It's a good thing we found her.

00:18:24Lola!

00:18:28Lola, we've got a fortune right in the palm of our hand.

00:18:31What do you mean?

00:18:32There's a couple of desert rats downstairs looking for Mary Roberts.

00:18:35What about it?

00:18:36They've got a deed to a very valuable gold mine left to her by her father.

00:18:40And they're here to deliver it to her in person.

00:18:42Well, ain't that just grand?

00:18:45It would be if you were Mary Roberts.

00:18:48I got you.

00:18:49But I'd never get away with it.

00:18:51Sure you would.

00:18:52They've never seen Mary Roberts.

00:18:53Then it's a cinch.

00:18:55Then it's a cinch.

00:19:36I got you.

00:19:36Put that shoe on properly.

00:19:48What's the matter with it?

00:19:49I can't eat that meat.

00:19:51It's as tough as shoe leather.

00:20:17You think you can do it?

00:20:18Can I do it?

00:20:20For a gold mine, I could be Cleopatra.

00:20:23That's the gal.

00:20:25Bring him up.

00:20:26I will.

00:20:26I'll get home.

00:20:33Hey!

00:20:34If you'll come upstairs, I'll introduce you to Mary Roberts.

00:20:37Right away, sir.

00:20:38Did you call me Mr. Finn?

00:20:41Don't!

00:20:42No!

00:20:43Get back into the kitchen where you belong.

00:20:45Go ahead now.

00:20:45Don't bother.

00:20:46Listen to me, gentlemen.

00:20:47Come like this.

00:20:52This way, gentlemen.

00:20:57Just sit yourselves down and I'll go and get Lola.

00:20:59I mean Mary for you.

00:21:00I've already told her the news and she's terribly shocked.

00:21:09Lola, they're here.

00:21:10They're swell, kiddo.

00:21:17Put these in your arms.

00:21:30Mary, these are the gentlemen I was telling you about.

00:21:48Tell me.

00:21:49Tell me about my dear, dear daddy.

00:21:53Is it true that he's dead?

00:21:55Well, we hope he is.

00:21:56They buried him.

00:22:01Oh, it can't be.

00:22:03What did he die of?

00:22:05I think he died of a Tuesday.

00:22:07Or was it Wednesday?

00:22:09Do you remember?

00:22:11I'll handle this delicate situation.

00:22:14Little lady, you've heard the worst.

00:22:16Now prepare yourself for the best.

00:22:19Now cheer her.

00:22:20Smile.

00:22:22That's right.

00:22:23Remember, every cloud has a silver line.

00:22:28That's right.

00:22:29Any bird can build a nest.

00:22:31For it isn't everyone that can lay an egg.

00:22:34Is it, Ollie?

00:22:36That's right.

00:22:41Do you realize that you own one of the richest gold mines in the world?

00:22:46Oh.

00:22:47Your father left you the whole property.

00:22:51And he gave me the honor of presenting you with the deed.

00:22:58Oh, isn't it wonderful, Uncle Finn?

00:22:59Yes, my dear.

00:23:13Who's there?

00:23:15Mary.

00:23:16Mary who?

00:23:17Mary.

00:23:18Merry Christmas.

00:23:19Oh.

00:23:22Excuse me, Mr. Finn.

00:23:24One of these gentlemen dropped us at the foot of the stairs.

00:23:26Oh.

00:23:27Oh, I thank you, little lady.

00:23:29You don't know what you've done.

00:23:31Thanks.

00:23:32All right.

00:23:33All right.

00:23:34There you are.

00:23:36Signed, sealed, and now delivered.

00:23:40Oh.

00:23:42Thank you so much.

00:23:44Not at all.

00:23:46Come, Stanby.

00:23:47We'd better be going again.

00:23:49Oh, say.

00:23:49What about the locket?

00:23:51That's right.

00:23:52We've got something else for you.

00:23:53I almost forgot it.

00:23:57And besides that,

00:24:01your father left you this family heirloom.

00:24:04Oh, yes.

00:24:04I remember it well.

00:24:06Help me get it off, Stanby.

00:24:10Yes.

00:24:33Am I hurt you?

00:24:35Yes.

00:24:35No.

00:24:37Just a minute.

00:24:38Won't be long.

00:24:46Maybe I'd better try and open it again.

00:24:48I think so.

00:25:00Slept.

00:25:06Maybe you'd better take the coat off.

00:25:09Pardon me, mister.

00:25:38If I have it.

00:25:43I don't know.

00:25:43She's gone.

00:25:45Even to see.

00:25:55Get up, Sue.

00:25:59Well.

00:26:03There she is.

00:26:06Maybe you would enjoy Mr.

00:26:07Other Xia.

00:26:33We'll fight in just a moment.

00:26:51We've got a chance.

00:26:57We'll go ahead and change.

00:27:17Come on, Mr.

00:27:17Say, Ollie.

00:27:18What?

00:27:19Now that you've got your clothes off, why don't you take a bath?

00:27:22Would you mind leaving the room?

00:27:24Can't I ever have a little privacy?

00:27:27I was just trying to kill two birds with one stone.

00:27:33And I'll take care of those two photos and get them out of town.

00:27:35Don't worry.

00:27:36Leave everything to me.

00:27:38I've done pretty good up to now, haven't I?

00:27:40You certainly have.

00:27:42I wish you were in my shoes.

00:27:44How about a drink on the house?

00:27:46That suits me fine.

00:27:47How did you get dressed so quick?

00:27:49None of your business.

00:27:51Goodbye, Miss Roberts.

00:27:53And thanks for the use of your boot walk.

00:27:55You're very welcome.

00:27:55Goodbye.

00:27:56Now that you've got the mine, I bet you'll be a swell gold digger.

00:28:06What's your leaving for?

00:28:08I'll send them right up.

00:28:09You have to sign that deed over to us.

00:28:11Oh, don't worry about me.

00:28:12Get those guys out of town and pronto.

00:28:14All right.

00:28:16What a stench.

00:28:19Give the gentleman the best in the house.

00:28:21Yes, sir.

00:28:22I'll be back in a minute.

00:28:25On a mountain in Virginia, stands a lonesome pine.

00:28:34Just below is the cabin home of a little girl of mine.

00:28:43My name is June, and very, very soon she'll belong to me.

00:28:50For I know she's waiting there for me

00:28:56Neath that lone pine tree

00:29:00In the blue ridge mountains of Virginia

00:29:06On the trail of the lonesome pine

00:29:10In the pale moonshine

00:29:13A heart sent wine

00:29:15Where she carved her name

00:29:18And I carved mine or June

00:29:21Or June just like the mountains of blue

00:29:24Like the pine

00:29:25I am lonesome for you

00:29:34In the blue ridge mountains of Virginia

00:29:40On the trail of the lonesome pine

00:29:44In the blue ridge mountains of Virginia

00:29:48On the trail of the lonesome pine

00:29:53In the pale moonshine

00:29:56Our hearts entwined

00:29:58Where she carved her name

00:30:00And I carved mine or June

00:30:03Like the mountains I'm blue

00:30:06Like the pine

00:30:08I am lonesome for you

00:30:14In the blue ridge mountains of Virginia

00:30:21On the trail of the lonesome pine

00:30:25On the trail of the lonesome

00:30:26I am lonesome

00:30:46Oh, that's fine.

00:30:48Miss Lola, what is this for?

00:30:50Oh, now whatever we do on your behalf is legal.

00:30:54Oh, thank you very much.

00:30:55Oh, don't mention it, darling. I'll run right along with your work.

00:30:57Yes, ma'am.

00:31:02Well, here's looking at you.

00:31:06Yes, ma'am.

00:31:07Ah!

00:31:15Oh!

00:31:19Oh!

00:31:21Oh!

00:31:23Oh!

00:31:25Shoot!

00:31:36Well, I'd better be going.

00:31:37Well, so are we.

00:31:38Goodbye.

00:31:38Goodbye, Mr. Finn.

00:31:39Goodbye.

00:31:40Goodbye, Mr. Finn.

00:31:40Goodbye, sir.

00:31:41Goodbye.

00:31:42Goodbye.

00:31:43Have a good time.

00:31:45Goodbye, Miss, uh, Miss, uh...

00:31:47Roberts.

00:31:48Mary Roberts.

00:31:49Goodbye, Miss Roberts.

00:31:50Goodbye.

00:31:55Did you hear what she said her name was?

00:31:57Sure, Mary Roberts.

00:31:59How can she be Mary Roberts when we've just given the deed to Mary Roberts?

00:32:03I don't know.

00:32:09I smell a rat.

00:32:11I smell something, too.

00:32:25Come on.

00:32:36Pardon me.

00:32:37Did you ever have a father by the name of Cy Roberts?

00:32:41Why, yes.

00:32:42He left me here with these people years ago when he went prospecting.

00:32:46Well, who's that woman upstairs?

00:32:47That's Lola Marcelle, Mr. Finn's wife.

00:32:50She's my legal guardian now.

00:32:58Can I speak to you for a minute?

00:33:00Pardon us.

00:33:01Yes, we'll be right back.

00:33:14You know what?

00:33:15What?

00:33:15I think we've given that deed to the wrong woman.

00:33:18That's the first mistake we've made since that guy sold us the Brooklyn Bridge.

00:33:22Oh, buying that bridge was no mistake.

00:33:25That's going to be worth a lot of money to us someday.

00:33:27Well, maybe you're right.

00:33:28We'd better go and get the deed.

00:33:29Say, maybe they won't give it back to us.

00:33:32What do you mean they won't give it back to us?

00:33:34We'll get that deed or I'll eat your hat.

00:33:37That's what I call determination.

00:33:40Come on.

00:33:41Come on.

00:33:45Splendid.

00:33:46Splendid.

00:33:47She fell for it like you fell for me.

00:33:49Oh, ho, ho.

00:33:50Lola McGill.

00:33:51We're sitting pretty.

00:33:55Who's there?

00:33:56Me.

00:33:57Me, me who?

00:33:58Me who?

00:34:01What do you want?

00:34:03Out of my way, you snake in the grass.

00:34:07You toad in the hole.

00:34:13Say, you slugs.

00:34:14What do you mean busting in here like this?

00:34:16We want to know why you are not Mary Robert.

00:34:19I'll take care of this matter.

00:34:21So you got wise, huh?

00:34:22Well, if it's this deed you're after you're just out of luck.

00:34:26Get that back!

00:34:27Take it, Stan.

00:34:28Beat it.

00:34:28No, no, no, no.

00:34:30Get it.

00:34:31Get it.

00:34:32Get it.

00:34:32There you go.

00:34:54Get it.

00:35:17Oh, oh, yeah!

00:35:31Huxley, stand! Hey! Give it, stand! Give it!

00:35:35Oh, no, give it! Go and stand!

00:35:38Go and get it! Go and get it! Go and get it, stand!

00:35:46Give me that deed.

00:36:07Get away! Get away!

00:36:08Why don't you get away! Get away!

00:36:11Oh, me!

00:36:16Give me that!

00:36:17Oh, wait! Hey!

00:36:32Don't get away from that! Go!

00:36:34Get away, boy! Get away from that!

00:36:35Get away! Go ahead! Get away!

00:36:41Can you stop?

00:36:42Stop!

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00:37:13Let's go!

00:37:13Ah, that's it!

00:37:14Get back!

00:37:28Don't come back!

00:37:40Look, not yet!

00:37:41Not yet, not yet!

00:37:45Here you are. Don't move!

00:37:49Ha ha!

00:37:50Ha ha!

00:37:51He hee!

00:37:53Ha ha!

00:37:54Ha ha!

00:37:55Ha ha!

00:37:56Ha ha!

00:37:57Ha ha ha!

00:38:01Get him.

00:38:03Again!

00:38:03Get him.

00:38:04Get him.

00:38:05Go.

00:38:08Get him.

00:38:09Get him.

00:38:09Back the door.

00:38:10Get him.

00:38:11Get him.

00:38:17Let me get him.

00:38:18Get him.

00:38:18Back the door.

00:38:20Don't listen.

00:38:24Get him.

00:38:36I can't stand it!

00:38:40Now get him out of here!

00:38:45Get out!

00:38:49Now, get out of here!

00:38:53Who's there?

00:38:54The sheriff!

00:38:55Just in the nick of time!

00:38:57Now we'll get justice!

00:39:00Come in, sheriff!

00:39:01You're just the man I'm looking for!

00:39:03Oh, you're just the man I'm looking for!

00:39:06Oh, thank you!

00:39:06This man...

00:39:24I thought I told you two dudes to catch the next coach out of town!

00:39:29Yes, sir!

00:39:30Well, it left ten minutes ago!

00:39:32It did?

00:39:33Well, maybe we'd better try and catch him!

00:39:35We'll get him out of here!

00:39:36We'll get him out of here!

00:39:37We'll get him out of here!

00:39:45Look at him go!

00:39:45Ha!

00:39:46The gantium for dust!

00:39:48Ha, ha, ha!

00:39:50Ha, ha, ha!

00:40:35Let's go.

00:40:36Say, Ollie.

00:40:38What?

00:40:39You don't think we're taking any chance going back there tonight

00:40:41and robbing that safe, do you?

00:40:43Chance or no chance.

00:40:44We've got to get that deed back.

00:40:47And just as soon as my clothes are dry,

00:40:49that's exactly what we're going to do.

00:40:51I think that's a good idea.

00:40:53You know, if that girl ever found out...

00:40:55Give me a light.

00:40:59Those matches are soaking wet.

00:41:21Let's see if my clothes are dry.

00:41:40Your hat's dry.

00:41:43That reminds me.

00:41:45You made a statement this afternoon.

00:41:47Did I?

00:41:47Mm-hmm.

00:41:49You said that if we didn't get the deed,

00:41:52that you'd eat my hat.

00:41:53Oh, now you're taking me illiterally.

00:41:56Nevertheless, I'm going to teach you not to make rash promises.

00:42:01Eat the hat.

00:42:02Oh, that's silly.

00:42:03Who ever heard of anybody eating a hat?

00:42:06Who ever heard of anybody doing that?

00:42:10Eat the hat.

00:42:11I won't do it.

00:42:12If you don't eat that hat,

00:42:14I'll tie you to a tree and let the buzzards get you.

00:42:20Would you really do that?

00:42:21I certainly will.

00:42:23I'll never eat that.

00:42:25I'll never eat that.

00:42:26Eat it.

00:42:27Hmm?

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Way Out West (1937) – Classic Black and White Western Full of Comedy & Adventure

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