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In Old Oklahoma

In 1906, on Oklahoma's Indian lands, a cowboy fights for oil lease rights against a greedy oilman while a pretty schoolteacher steals both men's hearts.

Director

Albert S. Rogell

Year

Genre

Box Office

N/A

Production

Republic Pictures

Awards

Nominated for 2 Oscars. 2 nominations total

Daniel F. Somers

Catherine Elizabeth Allen

Jim 'Hunk' Gardner

Despirit Dean

George 'Gabby' Hayes

Bessie Baxter

Marjorie Rambeau

Cuddles Walker

Richardson

Teddy Roosevelt

Sidney Blackmer

Cherokee Kid

Mrs. Ames

Cecil Cunningham

Ben

Wilkins

Mrs. Peabody

Walter Ames

Girl

Mason - Indian Agent

Stanley Andrews

Bartender

Joe - Train Conductor

Witherspoon's Assistant

Oil Worker on Train

Little Sun

Townsman

Dan's Man - Oiler

Blake

Townsman

Secretary

Dance-Hall Girl

Townsman

Townsman

Brawler

Townsman

Horace B. Carpenter

Barfly

McCann

Man on Train

George Chandler

Card Player on Train

Dancer

Juanita Colteaux

Townsman

Dance-Hall Girl

Mary Jane Croft

Corrigan - Oiler

Master of Ceremonies

William B. Davidson

Blonde

Townsman

William Desmond

Witherspoon's Clerk

Farmer

Indignant Businessman on Train

Townsman

Mrs. Simpson

Farmer

Dance-Hall Girl

Kelsey - Waiter

Dance-Hall Girl

Karen X. Gaylord

Miller - Card Player on Train

Secretary of the Interior

Gardner's Man

Townsman

Herschel Graham

Saloon Girl

Bonnie Jean Hartley

Waiter

Dancer

Crawford

Townsman

Dan's Man - Oiler

First Randy Train Passenger

Gardner's Oil Man

Townsman

Fenton

Tom

Promoter

Train Passenger

Frank McCarroll

Townsman

Kansas Moehring

Train Passenger

Farmer's Wife

Townswoman

Woman on Train

Oil Worker

Brawler

Townsman

Card Player on Train

Dancer

Shirley Jean Rickert

Train Passenger

Robert Robinson

Dancer

Waiting Room Guest

Charlie Witherspoon

Scared Wagon Driver

Charles Sherlock

Man on Train

Vendor on Train

Dancer

President Roosevelt's Aide

Chief Big Tree

Man on Train

Al Dalton

Doctor

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Well... this is where I get off. - In Old Oklahoma

Well... this is where I get off.

(Man) Howdy, Jim! - In Old Oklahoma

(Man) Howdy, Jim!

Hey, sorrel top,
they'll be switching this coach off. - In Old Oklahoma

Hey, sorrel top, they'll be switching this coach off.

- (Train horn blowing)
- I'm ready now. - In Old Oklahoma

- (Train horn blowing) - I'm ready now.

Stuff sure smells, don't it? - In Old Oklahoma

Stuff sure smells, don't it?

(Heavy rattling) - In Old Oklahoma

(Heavy rattling)

(All cheering) - In Old Oklahoma

Yes, sir, that proves it.
Right on a straight line. - In Old Oklahoma

Yes, sir, that proves it. Right on a straight line.

- Do you want a job?
- Yep. - In Old Oklahoma

- Do you want a job? - Yep.

I'll wait for you in the lobby,
Kitten, eight o'clock. - In Old Oklahoma

I'll wait for you in the lobby, Kitten, eight o'cl...

Kitten, you're gorgeous.
You take my breath away. - In Old Oklahoma

Kitten, you're gorgeous. You take my breath away.

That'd even be prettier with goldfish. - In Old Oklahoma

That'd even be prettier with goldfish.

Hey, legs is pretty things, ain't they? - In Old Oklahoma

Hey, legs is pretty things, ain't they?

- Al Dalton!
- Dan! - In Old Oklahoma

- Al Dalton! - Dan!

# Put your arms around me, honey,
hold me tight - In Old Oklahoma

# Put your arms around me, honey, hold me tight

Say, er, it's been rumoured
that you're getting soft-hearted. - In Old Oklahoma

Say, er, it's been rumoured that you're getting so...

Oh, Jim. It's beautiful. - In Old Oklahoma

Oh, Jim. It's beautiful.

I'll be on that train tomorrow night. - In Old Oklahoma

I'll be on that train tomorrow night.

I do hope my ticket's
been validated correctly. - In Old Oklahoma

I do hope my ticket's been validated correctly.

I wasn't going to use
the ticket anyway. - In Old Oklahoma

I wasn't going to use the ticket anyway.

Moon sure is pretty tonight. - In Old Oklahoma

Moon sure is pretty tonight.

Hasn't the president sent for you yet? - In Old Oklahoma

Hasn't the president sent for you yet?

At least we can say we saw somebody
who saw the president. - In Old Oklahoma

At least we can say we saw somebody who saw the president.

Oh, uh, here, uh...
I uh... got something for you. - In Old Oklahoma

Oh, uh, here, uh... I uh... got something for you.

You know, I'm going to like
this dashing tycoon business. - In Old Oklahoma

You know, I'm going to like this dashing tycoon busines...

Get back! - In Old Oklahoma

He's still alive.
Go get the backboard, Despirit. - In Old Oklahoma

He's still alive. Go get the backboard, Despirit.

Stay here. Check up on things. - In Old Oklahoma

Stay here. Check up on things.

- How is he?
- I don't know yet. - In Old Oklahoma

- How is he? - I don't know yet.

(Weeping) - In Old Oklahoma

Aren't you going to stop him? - In Old Oklahoma

Aren't you going to stop him?

Dan, I asked him. - In Old Oklahoma

Dan, I asked him.

Well, he beat the oil in. - In Old Oklahoma

Well, he beat the oil in.

Give him that one-two I showed you! - In Old Oklahoma

Give him that one-two I showed you!

What in tarnation's
holding Gardner up? - In Old Oklahoma

What in tarnation's holding Gardner up?

Got her working, Rich? - In Old Oklahoma

Got her working, Rich?

Come on, get a move on! - In Old Oklahoma

Come on, get a move on!

Hot Joe! Got the coffee ready! - In Old Oklahoma

Hot Joe! Got the coffee ready!

Daniel, someday
I'm gonna be forced to whip you. - In Old Oklahoma

Daniel, someday I'm gonna be forced to whip you.

Come and get it! - In Old Oklahoma

Come and get it!

When we get started,
line out single file. - In Old Oklahoma

When we get started, line out single file.

Well, we're all here. - In Old Oklahoma

Well, we're all here.

# Oh, if John D Rockefeller
was my valet - In Old Oklahoma

# Oh, if John D Rockefeller was my valet

That fire come up this canyon
like it was a smokestack! - In Old Oklahoma

That fire come up this canyon like it was a smokestack!

You know fire and oil don't mix? - In Old Oklahoma

You know fire and oil don't mix?

What do you make of this, Daniel? - In Old Oklahoma

What do you make of this, Daniel?

Hah! - In Old Oklahoma

(Bessie) Better get
some wood for the fire. - In Old Oklahoma

(Bessie) Better get some wood for the fire.

When we get to the relay station
we'll have some work. - In Old Oklahoma

When we get to the relay station we'll have some work.

Keep 'em rolling, fellas! - In Old Oklahoma

Keep 'em rolling, fellas!

Here they come! - In Old Oklahoma

Here they come!

All right, you fellas.
Get them teams changed! - In Old Oklahoma

All right, you fellas. Get them teams changed!

I don't seem to be doing
so good by myself. - In Old Oklahoma

I don't seem to be doing so good by myself.

Bessie Got a long way to go and a short time to get there - In Old Oklahoma

Bessie Got a long way to go and a short time to get there

(Man) Get your reins in your hands.
We're moving! - In Old Oklahoma

(Man) Get your reins in your hands. We're moving!

Come on, let's get going. - In Old Oklahoma

Come on, let's get going.

If you can't ride that, get to the rear! - In Old Oklahoma

If you can't ride that, get to the rear!

Keep driving
unless you want a little of the same! - In Old Oklahoma

Keep driving unless you want a little of the same!

We're a mile from home.
Stay with her, Despirit! - In Old Oklahoma

We're a mile from home. Stay with her, Despirit!

Charlie? What happened to your boss? - In Old Oklahoma

Charlie? What happened to your boss?

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In 1906, on Oklahoma's Indian lands, a cowboy fights for oil lease rights against a greedy oilman while a pretty schoolteacher steals both men's hearts.

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Director: Albert S. Rogell

Writer: Thomson Burtis, Ethel Hill, Eleanore Griffin

Production: Republic Pictures

Genre: drama, western

Year: 1943

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 6.5

BoxOffice: N/A

Released: 06 Dec 1943

Awards: Nominated for 2 Oscars. 2 nominations total

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