Too Much Beef (1936) REX BELL

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Stars: Rex Bell, Constance Bergen, Forrest Taylor
Director: Harry L. Fraser
Someone is adding beef to Rocky Brown's herd and changing the brands to make it look like he is rustling.
TRIVIA: Cowboy actor Rex Bell was born on October 16, 1903 in Chicago, Illinois. He was married to Clara Bow until his death on July 4, 1962 in Las Vegas, Nevada.

[@catherine59226]

Yay! There’s nothing better than a Sunday afternoon movie. 😊

[@judyalvarez203]

What a treat! Thanks for posting.

[@deloreslandeis1008]

You always post an excellent film. Great western.❤❤ Thanks Pizza Flix..🎉

[@azohundred1353]

The problems that happen with cattle disputes in the Old West...they always make for great movies!
Thanks as always, PizzaFlix. By the way, I love the intro you use with Justus D. Barnes from The Great Train Robbery (1903) before all the Westerns you play. Groundbreaking film and a fine piece of Cinematic history!

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Thanks Az 🍕I always loved that little clip at the end of The Great Train Robbery. 🍕

[@weedme6919]

SADLY NOW A DAY
CANADA MEXICO
BRASIL NEW ZEALAND
AUSTRALIA
WHERE THE BEEF
IS COMING FROM 🐂
Weed Me

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[@isleifoterogarcia4478]

Nothing like a nice old western… 1936, wish I had been there…

[@geegaw1535]

Thank you for the movies ❤

[@richardarmstrong4619]

thanks very very very much for another rex bell b-western i had never found!!!!! i have now seen 18 of rex bell's 21 b-westerns. the 3 i have never found are ARM OF THE LAW 1932, MAN FROM ARIZONA 1932, & the FUGITIVE 1933, in case you can find them. keep the b-westerns coming hopefully more i need.

[@draff1662]

‘Too Much Beef’ played at the Family Theatre Hazelton, PA with second feature ‘The Millionaire Kid’ with Betty Compson and Bryant Washburn and Chapter 7 of the Mascot Pictures serial ‘The Fighting Marines’ with Grant Withers and Ann Rutherford. ‘Too Much Beef’ played at the Saenger Theatre in Alexandria, LA with Chapter 11 of ‘Flash Gordon’. It played at the small independent Columbia Theatre (later the Arlin Theatre) in Los Angeles as second feature to ‘Dance Band’ a British musical with Charles ‘Buddy’ Rogers. It never played New York City.

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[@Sealight007]

"Shorty," that name will live in cowboy western movies forever..!

[@williamscoggin1509]

Great movie 😊

[@RetiredSchoolCook]

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always good to hear from the RetiredSchoolCook

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[@claztube]

Thanks for putting my words here ahead of me getting to it...

[@glenncox9128]

Not Enough Beef - TACO BELL! 🌮 🔔

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"YUP!" Dat's 5 outta five ''s for a Fun Romp thru the Southwest with cattle and romance intertwined... "YeeHaw!"