Mexican Hayride (1948) |
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| Director(s) | Charles Barton |
| Producer(s) | Robert Arthur |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Family, Romance |
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Bud Abbott(as Harry Lambert)
Mexican Hayride
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1948
Mexican Hayride
Released
1948
Bud Abbott
(as Harry Lambert)
Lou Costello(as Joe Bascom / Humphrey Fish)
Mexican Hayride
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1948
Mexican Hayride
Released
1948
Lou Costello
(as Joe Bascom / Humphrey ...)
Virginia Grey(as Montana the Bullfighter / Mary)
Mexican Hayride
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1948
Mexican Hayride
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1948
Virginia Grey
(as Montana the Bullfighte...)
Pedro de Cordoba(as Señor Martinez)
Mexican Hayride
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1948
Mexican Hayride
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1948
Pedro de Cordoba
(as Señor Martinez)
Fritz Feld(as Professor Ganzmeyer)
Mexican Hayride
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1948
Mexican Hayride
Released
1948
Fritz Feld
(as Professor Ganzmeyer)
Tom Powers(as Plainclothesman Ed Mason)
Mexican Hayride
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1948
Mexican Hayride
Released
1948
Tom Powers
(as Plainclothesman Ed Mas...)
Argentina Brunetti(as Indian Woman)
Mexican Hayride
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1948
Mexican Hayride
Released
1948
Argentina Brunetti
(as Indian Woman)
Robert Ellis(as Mexican Boy)
Mexican Hayride
Released
1948
Mexican Hayride
Released
1948
Robert Ellis
(as Mexican Boy)
Mexican Hayride Overview:
Mexican Hayride (1948) was a Comedy - Romance Film directed by Charles Barton and produced by Robert Arthur.
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Mexican Hayride Quotes:
Joe Bascom:
Couldn't Jones make it?
Harry Lambert: Oh, sure, but he'd still be a smith.
Joe Bascom: How can a Jones be a Smith?
See More Quotes from Mexican HayrideHarry Lambert: Oh, sure, but he'd still be a smith.
Joe Bascom: How can a Jones be a Smith?
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The play opened in New York City, New York, USA on 28 January 1944 and ran for 481 performances, closing 17 May 1945. The stars were June Havoc and Bobby Clark, and included Luba Malina, who is also in this movie. Because Bud Abbott and Lou Costello fans expressed annoyance about so many musical numbers in their films, none of Cole Porter's music was used in this picture.