Buck Benny Rides Again

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Buck Benny Rides Again

"SPRING'S NO. 1 LAUGH HIT...THE BEST OF THE BENNY'S!"

1940

1h 22m

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Comedy

Western

Overview

Radio star Jack Benny, intending to stay in New York for the summer, is forced by the needling of rival Fred Allen to prove his boasts about roughing it on his (fictitious) Nevada ranch. Meanwhile, singer Joan Cameron, whom Jack's fallen for and offended, is maneuvered by her sisters to the same Nevada town. Jack's losing battle to prove his manhood to Joan means broad slapstick burlesque of Western cliches.

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62 members

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Jack Benny

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Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson

Rochester

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Phil Harris

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Andy Devine

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Ellen Drew

Joan Cameron

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Dennis Day

Dennis

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Virginia Dale

Virginia

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Ward Bond

First Outlaw

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Lillian Cornell

Peggy

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Theresa Harris

Josephine

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Kay Linaker

Brenda Tracy

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Morris Ankrum

Second Outlaw

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Charles Lane

Charlie Graham

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James Burke

Taxi Driver

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Don Wilson

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Fred Allen

Fred Allen (voice)

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Mary Livingstone

Mary Livingstone (voice)

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Eddie Acuff

Truck Driver

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Harry Baldwin

Bald Messenger

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George Barrows

Dancer

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Billy Bletcher

Last Porter

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George Bruggeman

Dancer

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Bruce Cameron

Dancer

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Eddy Chandler

Cowhand #1

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Sonny Chorre

Indian

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Monte Collins

Bellboy

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Dorothy Dayton

Minor Role

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Jean De Briac

Waiter

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Jerome de Nuccio

Dancer

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Edgar Dearing

Police Officer

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Sayre Dearing

Man at Audition

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Paula DeCardo

Minor Role

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Martin Faust

Cowhand

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Willie Fung

Chinese Cook

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Edward Gargan

Policeman

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Flash Gordon

Dancer

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Roger Gray

Ranch Foreman

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George Guhl

Porter #5

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Sol Haines

Dancer

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George Hickman

Page Boy

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Leyland Hodgson

Waiter

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Portland Hoffa

Portland Hoffa (voice)

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Arthur Stuart Hull

Sponsor

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Sam Karbin

Dancer

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Harvey Karels

Dancer

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John Laing

Room Clerk

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Bud Lawler

Dancer

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George Melford

Bartender

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James Notaro

Dancer

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William H. O'Brien

Waiter

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Dick Rich

Cowhand #2

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Ed Rifkin

Dancer

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Buddy Roosevelt

Engineer

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Charles Schaeffer

Dancer

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Charles Teske

Dancer

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Three Martels & Mignon

Adagio Act

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Martha Tilton

Joan Cameron (singing voice)

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Archie Twitchell

Mac - Attendant

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Max Wagner

Cowboy

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George Walcott

Hotel Official

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Ernest Whitman

Colored Gentleman

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Allen Wood

Bellboy

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