The Gay Buckaroo

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The Gay Buckaroo

"A lot of funny things can happen when a thrifty Yankee Cowboy starts out to get a reputation for extravagance"

1931

1h 6m

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Western

Overview

Rancher Clint Hale wants to marry Mildred Field, but so does very bad guy gambler Dave Dumont.

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8 members

Acting

Hoot Gibson

Clint Hale

Acting

Roy D'Arcy

Dave Dumont

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Merna Kennedy

Mildred Fields

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Edward Peil Sr.

Hi - Clint's Servant (as Edward Peil)

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Lafe McKee

Mr. Fields

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Charles King

'Faro' Parker

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Sidney De Gray

Uncle Abner

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Skeeter Bill Robbins

Cowhand 'Skeets' (as Bill Robbins)

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