Singing cowboy Roy Rogers was actually named Leonard Slye, born in Cincinnati. His persona was HEAVILY marketed, and he found that he couldn't go anywhere in cowboy hat and duds without being mobbed by fans.
Getting a bit sick of it, he decided to try taking the train while wearing a regular business suit. To his delight, he "passed."
Then he bumped into a friend from his old Cincinnati neighborhood, who greeted him with:
"Leonard Slye!" Then peered at him. "Where in helll you bin?"
east is east and west is west and the wrong one i have choose! let's go where you'll keep on wearing those da-da-das and bobadoes and things and buttons and buttons and bows!
Don't marry me ar-ara fluppy pea and something la-la-laaa! Let's all go to our taco show a-haurah, la sutching and prancing and blow my nose, yerguin buttons and bows!
I love you in buck skin! la-di-da-da-da-da-daaaa ahar-in-ho har-hari-ho ha-ha-ha-haaa!
oh my. Bob breaks into overdubbed spanish at 3:20!
the one of Bob in The Paleface is nice, but i prefer the Son of Paleface version- you got Jane and Roy harmonizing- its really good, even with Bob jumping in ("kissed a girl when i was 10, darned if i ain't ready again"). Right after this he DOWNS a massive glass of some drink called "No Use Killing Two Horses", wish it was on here.
PS- i can't get past the damn legs on Jane Russell. She must be the reason they called 'em gams back then.
@mnmcv1 The Son Of Paleface version is on here! It's right after the version from The Paleface. You should watch the whole posted video before commenting.
@dandanthetaximan- i DID watch the the whole video, which is why I made the comment about Russell's legs. The moment i mentioned @ 3:20 is IN that version!
To quote my comment, "Right after this he DOWNS a massive glass of some drink called "No Use Killing Two Horses", wish it was on here."
The "wish it was on here" was Bob downing that drink (which immediately follows the song in the movie). It was NOT for the song itself.
You should have re-read my comment before commenting. :)
my kinda man ... in his own words......im the brute who`s wrecking the jails, chewin the bars,and spittin out nails...... i wear cayote underwear, i use bullets to button my clothes,and tie my shoes with rattlesnake bows...ohh speak german to me you animal!!haha
Button and Bows won The Palface its only Academy Award (Best Original Song). Bob Hope sung at least one song in almost all his films and while Bing Crosby was the more popular singer, Bob Hope actually sang in more films! Bob Hope also introduced the Christmas classic Silver Bells in the movie The Lemon Drop Kid. By the way, The Paleface was loosely inspired by the life of western author Zane Grey who was a New York Dentist who traveled west to explore the land with Teddy Roosevelt.
Now the video response is there! Please note that the old song is like a "mirror image" to Bob Hope's song: instead of a homesick city man in the West, we have a homesick cowboy in the big city!
I'm pretty sure Bob Hope or his songwriter KNEW the other song and played an ironic twist on it!
Hope introduced a lot of memorable tunes in his pictures. Even in the early two-reelers you'll hear tunes that you never would have guessed came from those films. I collected them all at his bobontv website. Timeless entertainment.
can any1 please tell me what the name of this movie is i remember seeing it as a child and id lik 2 get it on dvd i just cant remember what it is called please can any1 help? xxxx
Bob Hope is one of the greatest entertainers who ever lived! Shame he had to die, especially after his 100th birthday. Long live Bob Hope in our memories. Thanks for the memories Bob!!
Bob Hope seems to be doing an early sorta form of RAP music!! Very well, actually!
zuditaka 2 days ago
Singing cowboy Roy Rogers was actually named Leonard Slye, born in Cincinnati. His persona was HEAVILY marketed, and he found that he couldn't go anywhere in cowboy hat and duds without being mobbed by fans.
Getting a bit sick of it, he decided to try taking the train while wearing a regular business suit. To his delight, he "passed."
Then he bumped into a friend from his old Cincinnati neighborhood, who greeted him with:
"Leonard Slye!" Then peered at him. "Where in helll you bin?"
RichMatarese 1 month ago
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east is east and west is west and the wrong one i have choose! let's go where you'll keep on wearing those da-da-das and bobadoes and things and buttons and buttons and bows!
Don't marry me ar-ara fluppy pea and something la-la-laaa! Let's all go to our taco show a-haurah, la sutching and prancing and blow my nose, yerguin buttons and bows!
I love you in buck skin! la-di-da-da-da-da-daaaa ahar-in-ho har-hari-ho ha-ha-ha-haaa!
Everybody!
TheMonkeybutler20 2 months ago
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my bones denouce the fearfull krautz and la-la-la mo-le-groes! Varasous a pomkapous! a patahahop a pantyhoes yolup bobbidy buttons and bows!!!
TheMonkeybutler20 2 months ago
Bob Hope is awesome!
Scoonertuna 2 months ago
one great show man BOB HOPE good to watch on those black and white T.V SHOW'S
wingully 3 months ago
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This is good
TheOversizedPumpkin 4 months ago
This is good
TheOversizedPumpkin 4 months ago
nice song great actor
AltonJB1984 4 months ago
I always loved this movie. =D
indydude100 5 months ago
Today we call those women whores
CyBeRdEmOn1234 6 months ago
oh my. Bob breaks into overdubbed spanish at 3:20!
the one of Bob in The Paleface is nice, but i prefer the Son of Paleface version- you got Jane and Roy harmonizing- its really good, even with Bob jumping in ("kissed a girl when i was 10, darned if i ain't ready again"). Right after this he DOWNS a massive glass of some drink called "No Use Killing Two Horses", wish it was on here.
PS- i can't get past the damn legs on Jane Russell. She must be the reason they called 'em gams back then.
mnmcv1 7 months ago
@mnmcv1 The Son Of Paleface version is on here! It's right after the version from The Paleface. You should watch the whole posted video before commenting.
dandanthetaximan 1 month ago
@dandanthetaximan- i DID watch the the whole video, which is why I made the comment about Russell's legs. The moment i mentioned @ 3:20 is IN that version!
To quote my comment, "Right after this he DOWNS a massive glass of some drink called "No Use Killing Two Horses", wish it was on here."
The "wish it was on here" was Bob downing that drink (which immediately follows the song in the movie). It was NOT for the song itself.
You should have re-read my comment before commenting. :)
mnmcv1 1 month ago
Just watch the movie The Paleface on AMC channel, what a good movie that was I even enjoy this song as well.
DogmanIsReal 7 months ago
Thank you for posting this video. I love this song!
Angelah2528 8 months ago
I love to watch this man as a child. Even still today. True talent.
19ontario 8 months ago
I first heard Alice Faye sing this but Bob sure puts his own twist on it. Thank you. Jane we will miss you.
deansgirl4evr 11 months ago
Goodbye Ms Russell , you will be missed :(
Potomacstud 11 months ago
@Potomacstud Indeed she will be greatly missed.
beki611 10 months ago
Rest in Peace Jane Russell
92balthazar 11 months ago
Jane sure had a set of legs!! Harvard is a school???
Starrman69 11 months ago
@hedgehoggy1993. Me too, lol. I love Frasier!
popcorn526 1 year ago
A taco show, something and something and buttons and bows.
StaticFalconar 1 year ago
An old wind up doll from my great grandmother got me here, I have had it forever but never knew the song until today, I and I love it!
pastaglory 1 year ago
mafia 2 brought me here
hongpingmike 1 year ago
@hongpingmike
Frasier season 3 episode 16 at about 20:17 brought me here
Hedgehoggy1983 1 year ago
Thanks a million ........ for posting .... you have great comic taste.... Well done.....
For taking the time to share .... For your kind deed you will recieve good karma for the entire .....2010 and 2011 college football season......
tejastiger61 1 year ago
Loved this song for years and Bob Hope sings it wonderfully! :d xxx
BritishAlienCompany 1 year ago
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92af 1 year ago
classic
bulkers4000 1 year ago
I havent seen this since I was 7 years old. What a treat - brings back such lovely memories. Thank you.
MsBedwell 1 year ago
A treasure.
nancyfloressantos 1 year ago
i prefer frasiers version
don909able 1 year ago
@don909able lmao dippity dopitty dapitty dooeeeeeeeeeeees!
lintburn 1 year ago
@don909able
Hahaha, me too :) "Something and something and buttons and bows" :D
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Bob Hope eh? Buttons in Cinderella and bows?
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ive been yours for years bob you just never knew or ever will know it
carolbull57 1 year ago
ive been yours for years bob you just never knew or ever will know it
carolbull57 1 year ago
my kinda man ... in his own words......im the brute who`s wrecking the jails, chewin the bars,and spittin out nails...... i wear cayote underwear, i use bullets to button my clothes,and tie my shoes with rattlesnake bows...ohh speak german to me you animal!!haha
katerush 2 years ago
When I was a kid, I had a music box shaped like a sewing machine which played this song. No lyrics of course. I loved that old music box so much...
ZeldaQueen64 2 years ago
i like this song of course, but my fav song from the paleface is that one "meet ya round the corner". i wish someone would put that up ! please!
thebrujaisbackagain 2 years ago
A million indians, and one coward. "There loaded, wish I was too"
LOL. Great movie.
sirfestus 2 years ago
Love that movie, love Bob Hope.
bogeybabb 2 years ago
Arguably, a song deserving of its Academy Award for Best Original Song.
Those of you who would like a musical revue centered around the songs of Livingston and Evans, raise your hand.
Juliaflo 2 years ago
Dorothy LaMour & Bob Hope.
plasmatv 2 years ago
I love this song! More music these days should be like this.
TrixtheRaccoon 2 years ago
Button and Bows won The Palface its only Academy Award (Best Original Song). Bob Hope sung at least one song in almost all his films and while Bing Crosby was the more popular singer, Bob Hope actually sang in more films! Bob Hope also introduced the Christmas classic Silver Bells in the movie The Lemon Drop Kid. By the way, The Paleface was loosely inspired by the life of western author Zane Grey who was a New York Dentist who traveled west to explore the land with Teddy Roosevelt.
Gnillob802 2 years ago
lmao, i love bob, he's hilarious
Darcy5477 2 years ago
what chords is roy rogers playing?????
melissawells 2 years ago
Such a fun movie to watch whenever Bob moves in for a kiss,whack!
magovenor 2 years ago
Great!!!
highhatcharlie 2 years ago
still know all the words....
highhatcharlie 2 years ago
a timeless classic!
5 stars *****
it reminds me of an old cowboy song. I will upload it for you to compare.
Greetings from a German Western fan,
Rolf
sommergold2 2 years ago
Now the video response is there! Please note that the old song is like a "mirror image" to Bob Hope's song: instead of a homesick city man in the West, we have a homesick cowboy in the big city!
I'm pretty sure Bob Hope or his songwriter KNEW the other song and played an ironic twist on it!
Greetings,
Rolf
sommergold2 2 years ago
Hope introduced a lot of memorable tunes in his pictures. Even in the early two-reelers you'll hear tunes that you never would have guessed came from those films. I collected them all at his bobontv website. Timeless entertainment.
leslielikesbob 2 years ago
OMG! I haven't heard this song in ages! I used to love this song, even named my two dogs Buttons and Bows! Thank you!
springerjkreb 2 years ago
First movie was Paleface second was Son of Paleface
HisSoc 3 years ago
wat was da name of this movie again????
lisamariemick 3 years ago
Just to prove that Bob could do it straight when he wanted and had to he's alright in the frist part of this video!
eleventhdr 3 years ago
Nice tune, but Bob's voice does absolutely nothing for me.
7beers 3 years ago
That's 'cause you've gone crazy . . . lol
rblasco1970 2 years ago
I have'nt heard this song since I was a child, lovely to hear it again.
queenievenus 3 years ago
yeppers this is from two different movies
NatalieDiego 3 years ago
can any1 please tell me what the name of this movie is i remember seeing it as a child and id lik 2 get it on dvd i just cant remember what it is called please can any1 help? xxxx
lisamariemick 3 years ago
paleface and son of paleface
NatalieDiego 3 years ago
wat is der 2 movies
lisamariemick 3 years ago
t who goes back to the place where his father was the hero his father was in the first paleface lol if u can understand that lol
stelloyd90 3 years ago
sorry i messed up on that comment
stelloyd90 3 years ago
Bob Hope forever!
onehundredthree 3 years ago
Thanks for the Memory
alex3l 3 years ago
The memory of the movie which I watched
in a childhood.
kotaro1959 3 years ago
Thanks for this so much!
My Dad used to sing this to me all the time!
Buttons61 3 years ago
God I love Bob Hope. He looks just like Paul Revere (seriously -- look at that one portrait of paul revere)
Leandertheoffender 3 years ago
Bob Hope is one of the greatest entertainers who ever lived! Shame he had to die, especially after his 100th birthday. Long live Bob Hope in our memories. Thanks for the memories Bob!!
Mr2000Watts 3 years ago