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Home on the Prairie (1939)

Director(s) Jack Townley
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No producer listed for this movie
Top Genres Action, Crime, Romance, Western
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Home on the Prairie Overview:

Home on the Prairie (1939) was a Crime - Romance Film directed by Jack Townley .

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Home on the Prairie Quotes:

[Frog tries to attract an elephant's attention]
Frog Millhouse: I got a peanut for you!
'Professor' Wentworth: It's no use. She's hard of hearing.
Frog Millhouse: Ears like a barn door and she's hard of hearing?
Belknap: We got trouble on our hands, Shelby.
H.R. Shelby: What are you talking about?
Belknap: Some of the cattle on my ranch are showing infection - hoof-and-mouth disease.
[Frog tries to keep a bunch of cattlemen from breaking through his checkpoint]
Frog Millhouse: I'm warnin' you. If you take any cattle across this line, I'm going to blast you with this smokestick - and it ain't loaded with beans!
Martha Wheeler: What were you going to say?
Gene Autry: I wasn't going to say anything.
[from the bushes]
Frog Millhouse: Aw, he was so.
[Frog throws Gene his guitar]
Frog Millhouse: He was going to sing you that song about moonlight on the ranchhouse.
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