Runaway Stagecoach (with toilet humor)

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Some clips from a public domain movie provide the setting for this fine Western drama with music and appropriate toilet humor

The film clips used in this video come from a 1935 public domain movie called Phantom Cowboy. It was directed by Robert J. Horner. You can watch the movie for free at;
http://www.archive.org/index.php
It is worth seeing because it is so bad they used the same actor to play the good guy and the bad guy. I honestly admire Robert Horner, even though he is considered to be the Ed Wood of his time. He directed many low budget movies before he died in an automobile crash that killed four people.

If you get a chance, study Robert J. Horner's story. He directed this Western movie that has outdoor chase scenes and fights and lots of action even though he was legless and he had only one eye.

I dedicate this video to all who overcome the obstacles that life sometimes throws in the way.

Category:

Comedy

Tags:

• Public
• Domain
• Stagecoach
• runaway
• Tom
• Willett
• western
• fart
• beans
• humor

[johnnie2632]

this is my brand of humor,

a Root'n Poot'n Good Time.

all i need now is a soda and

popcorn to go along with this feature

and a side of beans of coarse.

Very Good !

[Featureman]

Thanks. It was fun to save the stagecoach.

[EmCSpiteri]

That was a funny clip. :D

[Featureman]

Thanks.

[oe2kb]

For those opposed to what is termed here as 'toilet humour', may I remind you that the renowned American novelist, Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. was once quoted as saying: "I tell you, we are here on Earth to fart around, and don't let anybody tell you different."

Well, that's education for ye'...

Thumbs up to Tom Willett, that swingin' little guitar man!

[Featureman]

Thanks. Fart is art and it is smart.

[frasierfreak92]

which programme did you edit this with? It seems different from Magix

[Featureman]

Thanks for watching.

[traceyparks]

You are so funny and witty.. I really enjoy your work! Thanks

[Featureman]

Thanks, Matthew. I actually got to meet Gene Autry late in his life. He was very funny.