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Honky Tonk

Fast-talking con man and grifter Candy Johnson rises to be the corrupt boss of Yellow Creek, but his wife's alcoholic father tries to set things right.

Director

Jack Conway

Year

Genre

comedy, crime, drama

Box Office

N/A

Production

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Awards

N/A

'Candy' Johnson

Elizabeth Cotton

Judge Cotton

'Gold Dust' Nelson

Mrs. Varner

Brazos Hearn

Daniel Wells

The Sniper

Pearl

Gov. Wilson

Mrs. Wilson

Harry Gates

Blackie

Pallbearer

Pallbearer

Dr. Otis

Pallbearer

Pallbearer

Pallbearer

Man with Rail

Erville Alderson

Bouncer

Tug

Demetrius Alexis

Sen. Ford

Dance Hall Girl

Townsman

Train Passenger

Man with Feathers

Townsman

Salvation Army Woman

Barbara Bedford

Townsman

Ace - Waiter

Townsman at Meeting House

Townsman

Frank - Dealer #1

Francis X. Bushman Jr.

Brazos' Henchman

Townsman

Townsman

Townsman

Townsman

Noble 'Kid' Chissell

Dr. Otis

Dental Patient

Dealer #3

Tough Man on Train

Townsman

Louise

Party Guest

Masher in Saloon

Townsman

Townsman

Man at Tar Party

Frank - Bartender

Harry Fleischmann

Governor's Wife

Townsman

Pearl - Saloon Girl

Dorothy Granger

Miner

Heckler in Church

Man in Bar Behind Johnson and Sniper

Poker Player on Train

Miner

Bricklayer

Man at Tar Party

Townsman

Western Boy

Payne B. Johnson

Party Guest

Jack W. Johnston

Party Guest

Miner

Man with Tar

Hotel Desk Clerk

Townsman

Henchman

Walter Lawrence

Townsman

Party Guest

Carl M. Leviness

Man #1 Agreeing with Candy

Henchman

Man with Candy's Gun at Tar Party

District Attorney Kendall

Miner

Townsman

Frank McCarroll

Dealer #2

Man #2 Agreeing with Candy

Townsman

Howard M. Mitchell

Townsman

Kansas Moehring

Miner

Man on Train

Prostitute

Jim - Candy's Butler

Gentleman

Townsman

Anton Northpole

Train Conductor #1

Party Guest

Nurse

Miner

Townsman

Townsman at Meeting House

Townsman

Miner

Man #1 with Gun at Tar Party

Henry Roquemore

Dentist

Townsman

Allen D. Sewall

Townsman

Townsman

Bartender

Townsman

Townsman

Townsman

Miner

Charles Sullivan

Candy's Man

Elliott Sullivan

Poker Player on Train

Townsman

Townsman

Miner

Mayor Adams

Fred - Train Conductor #2

Townsman

Chalky Williams

Cowboy on Back of Train

Townsman at Meeting House

Saloon Barber

Katherine Yorke

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"I WANT YOU LIKE THEM" - Honky Tonk

"I WANT YOU LIKE THEM"

THIS IS THE HISTORY
OF A MAN OF TRUST... - Honky Tonk

THIS IS THE HISTORY OF A MAN OF TRUST...

Let's get out of here. - Honky Tonk

Let's get out of here.

-Are you playing poker?
Sit down and find out. - Honky Tonk

-Are you playing poker? Sit down and find out.

-Of course. Why not?
-Thanks. - Honky Tonk

-Of course. Why not? -Thanks.

I do not know who's
stealing in this game... - Honky Tonk

I do not know who's stealing in this game...

Be careful where you spit,
you can hit a bundle. - Honky Tonk

Be careful where you spit, you can hit a bundle.

- Give it to me.
"I do not go with matches." - Honky Tonk

- Give it to me. "I do not go with matches."

Can I ask why you're doing this? - Honky Tonk

Can I ask why you're doing this?

Well, it's two in three for you. - Honky Tonk

Well, it's two in three for you.

It's a fair money bet, now. - Honky Tonk

It's a fair money bet, now.

Come on, take it, it will not bite you.
Before you squeeze the trigger. - Honky Tonk

Come on, take it, it will not bite you. Before you squeeze t...

I would not do it in its place. - Honky Tonk

I would not do it in its place.

You can quit if you want, but
it will cost you $ 5,000. - Honky Tonk

You can quit if you want, but it will cost you $ 5,000.

Blackie, get $ 5,000 from the safe. - Honky Tonk

Blackie, get $ 5,000 from the safe.

Give it to me, Blackie.
Come on, goatee. - Honky Tonk

Give it to me, Blackie. Come on, goatee.

That '' lovely '' is still
down below, waiting for her. - Honky Tonk

That '' lovely '' is still down below, w...

What makes you think we're
the same kind of people? - Honky Tonk

What makes you think we're the same kind of people?

I want you to stay away from me, Mr.
Johnson. - Honky Tonk

I want you to stay away from me, Mr. Johnson.

I've always been taught
to turn the other cheek. - Honky Tonk

I've always been taught to turn the other cheek.

-Give a whiskey.
-Going out. - Honky Tonk

-Give a whiskey. -Going out.

Rock a little, no, Blackie? - Honky Tonk

Rock a little, no, Blackie?

Is prettier than a white kitten with a blue bow tie - Honky Tonk

Is prettier than a white kitten with a blue bow tie

You're leaving the crazy
people in Sacramento. - Honky Tonk

You're leaving the crazy people in Sacramento.

A chic room in a chic hotel. - Honky Tonk

A chic room in a chic hotel.

Candy, you're not trying
to impress me, are you? - Honky Tonk

Candy, you're not trying to impress me, are you?

And a toast to the Sierra
Palace, with a girl like you. - Honky Tonk

And a toast to the Sierra Palace, with a girl like you.

Who are you? - Honky Tonk

You have your face.
All in the right place. - Honky Tonk

You have your face. All in the right place.

Candy do you kiss with your eyes open or closed - Honky Tonk

Candy do you kiss with your eyes open or closed

I do not know why I'm
going with this thing. - Honky Tonk

I do not know why I'm going with this thing.

Judge, the daughters of all
grow up and marry one day. - Honky Tonk

Judge, the daughters of all grow up and marry one day.

I find this handkerchief pretty. - Honky Tonk

I find this handkerchief pretty.

Hi darling. - Honky Tonk

Go away! - Honky Tonk

"I want to go home, Candy.
-Is at home. - Honky Tonk

"I want to go home, Candy. -Is at home.

"Do not say it's Trouble.
She fell in with the Trouble. - Honky Tonk

"Do not say it's Trouble. She fell in with the Tro...

Will you always be by
my side when I wake up? - Honky Tonk

Will you always be by my side when I wake up?

Candy, are you okay? - Honky Tonk

Candy, are you okay?

DEPT. YELLOW CREEK FIRE FIGHTERS - Honky Tonk

DEPT. YELLOW CREEK FIRE FIGHTERS

I may be a retired judge but I'm a practicing drunk - Honky Tonk

I may be a retired judge but I'm a practicing drunk

Good evening Where's your boss - Honky Tonk

Good evening Where's your boss

-What happened?
-Bruns killed the judge. - Honky Tonk

-What happened? -Bruns killed the judge.

Phil, call Dr. Otis. - Honky Tonk

Phil, call Dr. Otis.

"Where's the hot water?"
-How is she? - Honky Tonk

"Where's the hot water?" -How is she?

This charlatan is taking too long. - Honky Tonk

This charlatan is taking too long.

The doctor is done... - Honky Tonk

The doctor is done...

Candy, because of
me, my father died. - Honky Tonk

Candy, because of me, my father died.

Candy, you've been wearing
the rug for hours. - Honky Tonk

Candy, you've been wearing the rug for hours.

Well, Mr. Johnson,
your wife is resting. - Honky Tonk

Well, Mr. Johnson, your wife is resting.

Thank you, doctor.
Make your price. - Honky Tonk

Thank you, doctor. Make your price.

Can it be bigger? This will
have to last a long time. - Honky Tonk

Can it be bigger? This will have to last a long time.

Light the fashion of the West,
with the nail of the big toe. - Honky Tonk

Light the fashion of the West, with the nail of the big toe.

Three tries, and it's off.
This time, light up your pants... - Honky Tonk

Three tries, and it's off. This time, light up your pan...

I hope this train is
going to Cheyenne. - Honky Tonk

I hope this train is going to Cheyenne.

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Fast-talking con man and grifter Candy Johnson rises to be the corrupt boss of Yellow Creek, but his wife's alcoholic father tries to set things right.

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Director: Jack Conway

Writer: Marguerite Roberts, John Sanford, James Edward Grant

Production: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Genre: comedy, crime, drama

Year: 1941

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 6.6

BoxOffice: N/A

Released: 01 Oct 1941

Awards: N/A

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