Tumbling Tumbleweeds (1935) |
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| Director(s) | Joseph Kane |
| Producer(s) | Nat Levine (uncredited) |
| Top Genres | Musical, Western |
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Gene Autry(as Gene Autry)
Tumbling Tumbleweeds
Released
1935
Tumbling Tumbleweeds
Released
1935
Gene Autry
(as Gene Autry)
Smiley Burnette(as Smiley)
Tumbling Tumbleweeds
Released
1935
Tumbling Tumbleweeds
Released
1935
Smiley Burnette
(as Smiley)
George 'Gabby' Hayes(as Dr. Parker)
Tumbling Tumbleweeds
Released
1935
Tumbling Tumbleweeds
Released
1935
George 'Gabby' Hayes
(as Dr. Parker)
Charles King(as Henchman Blaze)
Tumbling Tumbleweeds
Released
1935
Tumbling Tumbleweeds
Released
1935
Charles King
(as Henchman Blaze)
Tom London(as Henchman Sykes)
Tumbling Tumbleweeds
Released
1935
Tumbling Tumbleweeds
Released
1935
Tom London
(as Henchman Sykes)
Slim Whitaker(as Foreman Higgins)
Tumbling Tumbleweeds
Released
1935
Tumbling Tumbleweeds
Released
1935
Slim Whitaker
(as Foreman Higgins)
Tumbling Tumbleweeds Overview:
Tumbling Tumbleweeds (1935) was a Western - Black-and-white Film directed by Joseph Kane and produced by Nat Levine.
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Tumbling Tumbleweeds Quotes:
Dr. Parker:
Well, if this is the way squatters live, I should think that they'd have been glad to get run off. I know I never could stand squatting.
Smiley: I never knew it was possible.
Dr. Parker: You never knew what was possible?
Smiley: To stand squatting.
Smiley: I never knew it was possible.
Dr. Parker: You never knew what was possible?
Smiley: To stand squatting.
Dr. Parker:
I proclaim with pride, gentlemen, that we possess the most potent of panaceas for a plague-ridden people, and the most musical minstrels that ever mangled a melody.
Shorty: If you didn't have the latter, you wouldn't sell much of the former!
Dr. Parker: I resent that, sir! It's unbecoming a gentleman, a scholar and a good bassoon player.
Shorty: If you didn't have the latter, you wouldn't sell much of the former!
Dr. Parker: I resent that, sir! It's unbecoming a gentleman, a scholar and a good bassoon player.
[Gene is treating Harry's gunshot wounds]
Gene Autry: Is that dope you sell really good for anything, Doc?
Dr. Parker: What? Doctor Parker's painless panacea is compounded from the healing roots and herbs brewed from the formula of a Kickapoo Indian chief whose daughter...
Gene Autry: I've heard that forty times a day for six months, but is it really good for anything?
Dr. Parker: Well, it won't hurt him any, but maybe we'd better get the iodine.
Gene Autry: Is that dope you sell really good for anything, Doc?
Dr. Parker: What? Doctor Parker's painless panacea is compounded from the healing roots and herbs brewed from the formula of a Kickapoo Indian chief whose daughter...
Gene Autry: I've heard that forty times a day for six months, but is it really good for anything?
Dr. Parker: Well, it won't hurt him any, but maybe we'd better get the iodine.
[Gene and his friends chase away a would-be murderer]
Shorty: You shoulda shot the polecat when you had a chance!
Smiley: Yeah, but I ain't got no huntin' license.
Shorty: You shoulda shot the polecat when you had a chance!
Smiley: Yeah, but I ain't got no huntin' license.
Gene Autry:
Hadn't you better introduce me to your friend?
Jerry Brooks: Do you mean you don't know me? Why, I'm Jerry, Janet's little sister!
Gene Autry: The little freckle-faced kid that never could keep her stockings up?
Jerry Brooks: Uh-huh.
Gene Autry: I can't believe it! I don't know whether to kiss you or spank you.
Jerry Brooks: Don't you think I'm a little old to spank?
Gene Autry: I suppose you are. And it's probably a little too public to, ah, well anyway, it's too public.
See More Quotes from Tumbling TumbleweedsJerry Brooks: Do you mean you don't know me? Why, I'm Jerry, Janet's little sister!
Gene Autry: The little freckle-faced kid that never could keep her stockings up?
Jerry Brooks: Uh-huh.
Gene Autry: I can't believe it! I don't know whether to kiss you or spank you.
Jerry Brooks: Don't you think I'm a little old to spank?
Gene Autry: I suppose you are. And it's probably a little too public to, ah, well anyway, it's too public.
Tumbling Tumbleweeds Facts
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This is Gene Autry's first picture for Republic, and also the first directing job at Republic for long-time Autry and Roy Rogers director, Joseph Kane.
The Sons of the Pioneers did not actually make their motion picture debut in this film, along with members Roy Rogers and Bob Nolan, as previously claimed. The Sons of the Pioneers had already made their film debut in several films long before "Tumbling Tumbleweeds" was made.
This picture was produced and copyrighted by Mascot Pictures in 1935. Its boss, Nat Levine opted to roll it into newly formed Republic Pictures, making it one of the company's first releases. With the creation of Republic, Mascot Pictures folded.