Bonanza - The Saga of Annie O'Toole | Episode 07 | AMERICAN WESTERN | English
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- Bonanza - Episode 7 - The Saga of Annie O'Toole - Feisty Annie O'Toole comes west with her old Da to mine silver and winds up feeding the silver miners, shanghaiing Adam Cartwright to be her partner in her tent-kitchen, "The Square Meal", and her attorney in Miner's Court when an old enemy challenges her right to her claim. Written by shepherd1138 on IMDb.com
The Saga of Annie O'Toole
Director: Joseph Kane
Writer: Thomas Thompson
Stars: Lorne Greene, Pernell Roberts, Dan Blocker
Genre: Western
Country: USA
Language: English
Release Date: 24 October 1959 USA
Filming Locations: Bronson Canyon, Griffith Park - 4730 Crystal Springs Drive, Los Angeles, California, USA
Storyline:
Swede Lundborg has struck it rich in Virginia City. He has two claims and one of them paid off. His fiance, Annie O'Toole, grabs up one of the deeds since she staked Swede. She says she, Swede, and her father, Kevin "Himself" O'Toole are all going to Nevada. "Himself" doesn't want to. The heathen air will kill him, he claims. And sure enough it does. When the Cartwrights meet Annie, her father is lying dead in the back of her wagon along side her stove. Hoss helps her bury her father on Swede's claim and she pays him with a meal. The scent of real home cooking brings every miner in the area. Written on IMDb.com
Reviews:
"As a long-time Bonanza fan, I always enjoy this episode. It was produced in the first season (1959) so all the main characters' personalities were not fully developed yet: Ben Cartwright and his sons Adam, Hoss, and Little Joe. All of them were in this episode, but it was handsome young Adam Cartwright (Pernell Roberts) who did a wonderful job of telling us the saga of Annie O'Toole. Love listening to his baritone voice. The episode had moments of light humor but had a lesson in American History showing an Irish and Swedish immigrant coming to America and seeking the promise land in the silver rush. The episode also gave a taste to the primitive law that was in the Nevada Territory during this time period. The situation of "supply and demand" was also taught in the ever-changing prices of Annie's ham and eggs." Written by ldavis8-1 on IMDb.com
"This is the first comical episode of Bonanza. It's not my favorite funny one indeed, but it's definitely a good relief from some of the heavier episodes. It concentrates on an Irish (?) woman who goes to Virginia City to search for treasure. Her father dies in route and she decides to open a kitchen on his plot while searching for silver.
Now, I get a little confused on how it all happened, but Adam becomes her partner (though he didn't really want to be), and Ben seems to be some sort of governor over the mine. Before all is said and done, there's quite a fight over one of the plots; and though O'Toole seems to be in the wrong, she thinks she's right.
Adam is the main Cartwright in this one, but all the characters are involved in this episode.
Dead: 1" Written by mitchrmp on IMDb.com
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A good Adam eyeroll can really get me through the day 😂😂
If I had a quarter for every time Hop sing quit 😂
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Ida Lupino should have gotten an Emmy for this performance, she was hysterical.
Ida Lupino was an incredible actress who could portray any and every type of character very well.
Watched on February 19, 2021. I
never saw this episode before or growing up in the 60's watching Bonanza on Sunday night's with my family. Thinking about it now, Bonanza came out in 1959, I was born in 1961 and have fond memories of being with my 1 of my 2 brothers, Mom and Dad, at my Grandparents farm and ranch in what is now North Central Phoenix, Arizona, what back back then was still our fields of cotton, alfalfa and Citrus. The synchronicity of my life was/ Is uncanny as my older Brother would be exactly like Adam ( educated, refined), me rather large, very tall at a very young age and the only son with blue eyes of our family, soft hearted like Eric (Hoss), who loves animals and is more comfortable working the ranch than sitting at a desk type of man, then my much younger brother, somewhat spoiled and always "chasing girls", a ladies man. Thankfully, unlike the show, our matriarch (Mom) is still, alive and well.
I often wonder if they, the cast of Bonanza could see how we still honor their memory some SIXTY !, PLUS YEARS LATER.
From a 59 year young Bonanza admirer in Arizona.
This was one of the rare comedic episodes that was very well done with real humor and not just silliness. With an excellent story as well. Ida Lupino played the part of Annie with such perfection she should have won an Emmy. I can't imagine anyone else doing it so well. Alan Hale was perfect as The Swede and we have the pleasure of enjoying the presence of all 4 Cartwrights with Adam doing an excellent narration throughout the episode.
Ida Lupino is like dream-like actor, writer, producer and director. The film The Hitchhiker is is the Library of Congress as an example of American film
Yes, well said! This is a great episode.
Alan Hale Jr aka the skipper
Yeah I got a kick out of How Adam Cartwright correct some of the words Miss O Toole Miss pronounced, she Came back with a NEW twist on the word Adam corrected her with ! Like she knew the proper English words ALL along ,considering she was Irish of Brittish Decent ! HILARIOUS! 😂❤.
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That's Ida Lupino as Annie O'Toole, and Ida Lupino was a (if not THE) major force in early TV. For Bonanza to get her to play a part in one of their episodes was a HUGE win for the program.
Thought it may be Susan Hayward but it seemed off. Right, it is Ida Lupino. Thanks!
Ida must have had respect for the show and stars or she would not have been involved. Such a great show.
She was a great director and helped start 4 Star Playhouse. Amazing woman
Well, her husband Howard Duff played Mark Twain in an early episode too.
@@ApartmentKing66 I think they had a sort of agreement back then where they came as a package deal.
These are great shows that were made, timeless classics that I prefer to tv shows today.
I don’t watch much of anything these days
I'm among the luckiest of y'all coz, I'm watching and discovering Bonanza, episode by episode right now in 2022. And fine taste I have too as am sure most of y'all would agree. Am a loving each episode one better than the other and this is the best yet No 7.
Whomever played Annie O’Toole was great - she had a lot of zest and really did a great job 👏
Ida Lupino
Who was annie o,toole?
@@jonathanechols9985 That I'd like to know
One of the best actress and one of the first female directors of her time. Her best movie is with Humphrey Bogart in high sierra
They have her name right at the beginning of the show. In EVERY episode they show you who the special guest is.
I've found that the best scenes of Bonanza are usually the introduction scenes. Hey, there's the skipper from Gillian's Island! I also like to read the troll comments where they attempt to rial up the fans. And so many people fall for it every time, while the trolls just sit back and laugh and laugh at all they've started. So always remember, don't feed the trolls.😊❤❤❤
I absolutely love this show! Such a classic.
I love Adam narrating this. I love the dynamic of him and a proud low class girl.
God, why can’t Hollyweird make movie like they use too?
I miss old America, even if it isn’t old.
Because it's their plan to break down society with immorality and bring in their oppressive NWO!
THese comments are always bemoaning the "old days" when Ameica was good and things was done right, by damn!
I had forgotten how much I loved this episode. It bought back great memories with great humor. The best of Bonanza.🥰🥰🥰🥰💃💃💃💃❤️
What a crackerjack every time I pick out a favourite Bonanza edition the next show replaces it I can't get enough of this programme it has something for everyone, as entertainment goes it does not get any better thanks for giving us a chance to watch the show.
A hugely funny episode. Bonanza as a rule offered up lessons in ethics, morality, treating all people equally. Seldom did they have a FUN show, This one was.
What a great episode another lesson taught never trust a trap door 😁 Annie did well with Adam and his family thank you for making my evening perfect another great episode
This is more a comedy than a western ! Good anyway ! Annie O’Tool is no fool !
the writing for her character was absolutely golden
I love this so funny one of Adam's best acting. More videos please God bless this channel
Oh what a great lady.
And a Fantastic Story
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This has to be my most favorite episode of Bonanza.
Funny how for every episode there's at least one person in the comments saying it's their very favorite episode.
I love Ida Lupino, she is such a multitalented woman. 👩🏻🦰👩🏻🦰👩🏻🦰
I noticed how Adams's personality is less subdued as it soon after became. He is more animated and exuberant here.
He is like that in all comedy episodes, the producer sayd he liked to do the fanny ones.
@@bluebird2604 You made two spelling errors. You misspelled "said" and "funny."
Adam is adorable. The way he relates to Annie is so cute. I love the scene when she crosses herself after she denies altering the claim notice. He just shakes his head in amusement and exasperation.
"There's such a shortage of wood around here." " Sure there is."....I love the way she gets away with things.
Man I just love the cartwrights and whoose the favorite of em all🤔 Adam 😘 Hoss ❤️lil Joe 😍or pa Ben 💏
You know you're old if you remember when anyone called Ida Lupino a girl. I had forgotten how good these early episodes were. The acting, the production values, the writing. How meticulously prepared were all the sets. The Cartwright's still demonstrated a passion for everything they were involved with. By the end of the series the show had evolved into a completely different animal.😊❤❤❤
A young Adam is ahhmazing handsome.
Good episode! Feel good , happy humor.
I really, really like this particular theme song 🎶 that this movie 🍿 is using. 🎶🎶🎶🌸🌸🌸🌼🌼🌼
This is one of my favorite episodes. A little silly, but a good little story. Ida Lupino reminds me of my Aunt Mabel.
I love this show. I just want that same log that has been burning in the fireplace for ??Years.
Geeze! I figured they must of had the first gas fireplace ,!!!😅
@@denisenichols6505 But they didn't have them in the 1800s. I just think its so funny that it never moves or burns. And how do they get all these great meals without HopSing?
Loved Ida in this episide!
Thanks for uploading and sharing this old series.
Best regards luck and health.
This is one of my favorite episodes.
Jozan Texan. I came to the comments to write that exact thing. You beat me to it
@@pargolf3158 there are several episodes I watch or just listen to fairly often. The Saga of Annie O"Toole is just one of them.
Lovely👍❤ i just enjoyed it👌👌😁😁😁😍🥰
Once of the best episodes in my opinion
Very good quality picture all the way to Australia cheers.
I ALWAYS LOVER BONANZA
BONANZA IS ETERN IN MY LIFE
"Adam, we've got enough money, why don't we buy us another judge?"
Allen Hale and Ida Lupino started in this episode! Great Cast! 😁
She also directed 4 episodes of Gilligan's Island
I loved the episodes where they showed women who were so strong, instead of the wispy, 'can't think without a man' type.
Oh brother.
AGREE
What episode was that?
@@ApartmentKing66 Oh sister, oh father, oh mother, oh aunty, oh uncle, oh cousin, oh grandfather, oh grandmother....
Yes! Strong and nessessary
Oh yes I miss the real theme song for bonanza and I'm really enjoying this episode 👌
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Indeed a great series.
It's the Skipper from Gilligan's Island lol
You think?
@Cheryl Dahl. His name was Alan Hale, Jr.. His dad was famous too.
Doh! Pretty good stereotypical Swedish accent by the Skipper.
That makes me think of the fake New England accents that were in a lot of shows and movies. My late mother grew up in Boston, Massachusetts so I know a fake New England accent when I hear one.
Adam was the core of this show as was Ben Cartwright IMO. When Adam left the show it lost something. He and Ben had a strong presence. Thankfully, Ben was still there. Little Joe and Hoss added to the show for sure, but Adam was very important to this show.
I totally agree with you, I actually only watch episodes with Adam because i feel he was what made the family so much better. I can't watch the newer episodes with out Adam. They seem to be missing something.
@@NightPlayer1976 He exuded that quiet strength that Ben did and something changed within the show when he left it. They were cool. He was well cast as Ben's son.
@@NightPlayer1976 The same with me. When Adam left Bonanza the magic was also gone for me.
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M Donahue He has a lot of confidence and he looks quite handsome too. That is Adam.
Ah, the old Irish story telling, story telling is the life, and it's been going on for centuries, including the 19, 20 century on the Bonanza sitcom with the Cartwright's family. One particularly interesting thing I've now noticed is the theme music, it changed, from the somewhat non motivating to the more recent rhythm, which is more enthusiastic.
Bonanza sitcom? It was a western weekly series show! Plenty of comical episodes, yet not sitcom!
thats the Skipper!
No!
Yes, and Casey Jones, as well as guest starting in a multitude of TV shows in those days.
There was a feminist slant to this episode, and like every episode - common notions towards Irish, and each nationality, were displayed always with loving kindness
even different religions
Loving kindness ?
Hip Sing’s degrading, racist pidgin English for one.
Awww Sawww me cooky long time. 😆
Oh my! Ida Lupino! Great actress and has also directed some good movies. And Alan Hale Jr.! I am watching all of the " The Saga of.." Bonanza episodes tonight. I just finished the "The Saga of Muley Jones" and next is "The Saga of Charlie Squaw". But 1st was "The Saga of Whizzer McGee".
Great episode. I think one of its best!!❤❤
Cartwright men always amazing knew how to make it hard workers
Do you like it hard Betty?
I always enjoyed the skipper
I’m Bonanas for Bonanza!
Thanks for uploading
Our pleasure!
Ida said a very good thing about human rights
They just love kissing poor Adam 😂
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I mean... 😏 don’t act like you wouldn’t if you had the chance.
@Team super baby babycheeks. They're lucky. He was so handsome and macho. He was a real man and not a whimp.
I agree wholeheartedly.
Who loves kissing Adam, the ladies?
This mansion is real and it still exists and hosts tours. I have been in it.
Wow. I would love to go on one of those tours. Lucky you.
41:54 He doesn’t know when to quit. Someone call security!
I hope its still there.
It is. The Bonanza version is highly fictionalized. Her name was Bowers, not O'Toole. She was from Scotland, not Ireland and she ran a successful boarding house and laundry, not a restaurant. The mansion is located on the west side of Washoe Lake on Bowers Mansion Rd, also called Alt US 395. They picked that location because it is next to a hot spring so the house had hot running water and a heated swimming pool. The mansion and grounds are now the Bowers Mansion Regional Park. The mansion is restored with period furnishings and is a fun place to visit if you're ever in the area.
I was looking for this comment everywhere, thanks, I was wondering why they showed the mansion at the end and wondered if it was of a real place and if it's still there, and was surprised to learn an ''Annie O'Toole'' really existed!! Thanks for the anecdote
Hi 🙋♀️ this is a very nice 👍🏻
Thank you! Cheers! 🤠👌🎬🍿
what a blessing
Enjoy this one as most of the episodes. I grew up with Bonanza. Why do People not liv longer. You know that there was 13 years of different between Adam, hoss and Ben. And between Adam and Ida lupino just 10 years...you can see that this was one of the early episodes. They all look so young. Keep Comming with Bonanza. I love it😍
Damn skipper gets stuck in all the rotten places
Our family never missed an episode of Bonanza. Haven't watched it for years but this time around I couldn't help but notice all the clothes, pots, pans, and other props looked brand new. Shiny new props take away from the period story's authenticity and realism.
But, at the time, the things would have been new. It was a new world and new things. They would only be antique now, not then.
Why wouldn't they be shiny and new lol?
Ida Lupino was a ☆Superstar☆!!!!!
Ida lupina was a great movie star ,leading Lady.
From 1959, RIP Ida Lupino 1918-1995 as Annie O’Toole
Alan Hale,Jr.
She has such pretty eyes.
17/3/'22...Ida Lupino..was always a fav. ...a fun episode/ 07 :))
Hard to believe they made DanBlocker wear shoulder pads under his shirt
Is that what it was? I thought he looked stranger than usual.
@@ivoryarrow7075 now that Iseeit, in most episodes, Dna Blocker iswearing shoulder pads
@@HobbitHomes263 I’ve only just now that I noticed it. How I haven’t before, I have no idea. It’s so obvious.
Simplemente fantástico! 😂
I don't recall the episode though I am old enough to have watched Bonanza when it was a new show. I thought one of the men sounded familiar and realized why when I read 3Ddude101's comment. Hale played the skipper on Gilligan's Island. I have seen Hale in several other roles and enjoy his skill. I am pleased there is much in this episode to look forward to because it did not use the standard theme in the opening credits. This was also done in one of the earlier six episodes but I did;t note which one. All I know is, it is a dismal way to begin the show.
I miss the real theme song lol!
Me too!!
CHECK OUT THAT INTRO
Lol, Hoss is flapping his arms around like a true beginner rider. It's just awful.
What happened to the original Bonanza theme music???????
Himself...LOL
Alan Hale (the Swede) had his own TV series as Casey Jones.
I remember that show too!
Russell Johnson appeared in a episode
Tendrás estas series en español, gracias 🙏
Is a reference to Eilley Bowers' story...and in the end we have the picture of the Bowers Mansion
Min. 14:59 - take a look to that bra back ! It's the bra we know today, isn't it ?
Well THIS kind of bra was patented in...1930s only.
A funny bra called "symmetrical rotundity" or "breast-pad and perspiration-shield" was patented in 1859 by Henry S. Lesher of Brooklyn from New York.
In 1893 a bra called "Tucek Breast Supporter" was patented by Marie Tucek, but the back stripes were totally different, crossing each other over the women's back. And THAT bra is the closest kind to what we know today.
Well, it's just another detailed missed by the movie makers of Bonanza since the action takes place BEFORE the Civil War 1861-1865.
I noticed that also when she turned around and you could see the straps through her blouse. It struck me as odd somehow but I didn't realize why until reading your comment that spells it out.
Would you go braless if you were an endowed actress working in 1959?
@@jamesngetha6760 - you are not a smart man, are you ?
That actress is performing the character of a women in the year 1861. It is HARD to believe that a woman living in the Wild West was wearing a MODERN bra which was patented and manufactured AFTER 1930.
What about playing the character of a woman of 1861 driving a Corvette on the dusty roads of the Wild West ?!
Dude, if you are dummy, better to do NOT make any comment. Just keep quiet, listen, read and LEARN.
Skipper!!
I’m going to name my first boy Himself
That's funny.
What’s the name of this intro song? I know it’s not the original but i really like it.
Bonanza
"mind of this sofa"? - JZ
Has there ever been a moment on this show when a women taught a man to read and write? So much sexism in this show.
What happened to the original theme music
Don’t have the rights to it.
Interestingly enough, While filming outdoor shots at Iverson Ranch, two of the horses became stuck in the mud and fell into each other. While the animals were uninjured, Pernell Roberts suffered a sprain and Dan Blocker broke his collarbone. Dan set his own own bone and worked the rest of the day. I tell you this because a similair thing happened to Alan Hale jr when doing Gilligan;s Island. He fell from a palm tree and broke his wrist and told noone. Like Dan Blocker he shot the scene for the rest of the day with a broken bone. Interesting how tough these two big guys where.
@larry Potter. You made the same exact comment to a completely different episode which proves that you're a bold face liar!!!!
Mr Sweede was played by Alan Hale, Jr.. He played the Skipper in "Gilligan's Island 🏝. He was the one that said that "it was a keg" when he talked about the whiskey that he received. He's the one with the gray hair and he's a big guy. He was 6'4" tall. He was born in 1918. His dad was famous too. Oops. His character's name was Swede Lundberg.
He was actually born in 1921. The lady that played Annie directed 4 episodes of Gilligan's Island
@@cdgates1 You're wrong. I have the movie "Return to Gilligan's Island" which has the biographies of Bob Denver, Alan Hale, Jr, Jim Backus, Natalie Shaffer, Judith Baldwin, and Dawn Wells. Tina Louise wasn't in the movie. Alan Hale, Jr wasn't born in 1921.
Alan Hale Jr looked much like his father and played similar roles.
Is it just me or is there a lot of Irish people featured on the series?
During the 1860's, when this show was set, the Irish were one of, (if not the) largest groups of immigrants coming into the states at the time. This was likely the reason for this.
@@sbrg2240 To be sure.
Was that the skipper from Gilligan's island? 😆
No, it was Mr. Howell.
@Chris Wolf. Yes it was.
$2 for a meal in the 1860's!!! - Thats about $70 in todays money!
I don't ever see Candy and Adam perform on a episode together
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Why do adam and ben have an irish lilt to their voicec?
This is funny, at 37:42 they seem to be making fun of the Three Stooges movie Disorder In The Court. Curly is ordered to take of his Derby and that is what this guy is wearing.
She is a true Spitfire. What do I say a regular Banshee.
I wonder if Swede eats 'Gilligan' stew :P
Where's Gilligan ?
$4.50 for a plate of ham & eggs in the 1870's (24:05) seems kind of a high price!