Mexican Hayride

Synopsis: Two con men selling phony stock flee to Mexico ahead of the law, where they run into a woman friend from their earlier days, who is now a bullfighter.
Genre: Comedy, Romance
Director(s): Charles Barton
Production: Universal
 
IMDB:
6.8
APPROVED
Year:
1948
77 min
54 Views


American police.

Right.

We're working with

the local authorities...

to keep undesirable

characters out of Mexico.

We're after a confidence man

named Joe Bascom.

I should be glad to assist you. Thanks.

Keep your eyes open

for a pudgy guy...

who looks as if he were

apologizing for something.

Dark complexion,

5'5" and fat.

That description

fits many men.

How would I know him? That's our

trouble. We don't know him either.

How do you know he's here?

We traced him from El Paso.

He won a dance

marathon contest.

Used the prize money

to get here.

He danced the samba for 68 hours

straight... still goofy from it too.

Please,

don't whistle the samba.

Thank you.

Please! I asked you not to whistle

that tune. Don't do it anymore!

Bullfight. Come on.

Hey, look!

That must be Bascom!

So that's Montana! She's

beautiful. Clever too.

I took that kid from

a small-time rodeo...

and built her up

to this.

No.

Oh, no. No!

It couldn't be.

What couldn't be, senor? Nothing. Nothing.

I thought I saw something

I hope I didn't see.

Excuse me

just a minute.

I can't find him,

boss.

He's got to be around here.

Come on. Let's go here.

Dale a tu hermano. Dame

el tajo grande a m. Huh?

Estoy hablando

a mi hijo.

No ms.

Dame el ajo.

Garlic.

Mmm. Muy bueno esto.

Esto est bueno.

Est bueno, verdad? No le

gusta a usted? Ah... ooo!

No sabe usted

lo que es bueno, hombre.

No sabe usted lo que es

bueno. Oh, no. Bueno, bueno.

Es lo mejor que hay

para el estmago.

Um... um...

iVa.! Qu tiene?

Est bueno esto, hombre.

Hablo... Hablo es...

I blow outta here.

I'll see you later.

I'm... gonna go now. Est bien. Adis.

Thank you.

Mama. Mama!

I'm sick, Mama.

You looked up there? I

looked all over that section.

Excuse me.

All right.

Bascom!

Excuse me.

What are you doing here in

Mexico? I'm lookin' for you!

And I'm gonna

stick around until...

you give back the money you stole

from my friends in Iowa. I stole?

You're the one the cops are

after. But you've got the money.

Shh. Do the cops know you're

here? The two guys chasing me.

I'm gonna tell 'em the truth

and then they're gonna get you.

Look, Joe, we'll talk

about the money later.

The most important thing,

don't get yourself arrested.

Go find an empty seat

and hide under it.

I'll see you after a

while. I guess I told him.

Adamson,

something's come up.

I've gotta have the dough right

away. Lambert, let's not be hasty.

Our agreement is, when Montana

chooses me to be the Amigo Americano,

I return the money for the silver

mine. If Gus is the Amigo Americano,

he can stick somebody

else with the mine.

It will sell like hotcakes!

Maybe five or six times!

Beat it before people think we're

framing it for me to be the Amigo.

iEl toro.! iEl toro.!

iEl toro.!

What are you doing here? You

told me to find an empty seat.

Sit down, sit down,

sit down.

What are you trying to do?

Ruin me? Me... ruin you? Hmph!

Who was it that told me

I had oil in my backyard?

Who was it that made me sell

that phony stock to my friends?

That ran away with the money?

That made Mary mad at me?

If you're getting tired of the "whos"

I got a "what" for you... on second base.

There's a guy gonna give me

the dough after the bullfight.

Sit still.

Quiet.

: Ol.!

: Ol.!

: Ol.!

Sit down! Who's the

Swede they're yellin' for?

What Swede?

Ole.

Play dead, will ya? "Play dead, will ya?"

: Ol.!

: Ol.!

: Ol.!

: Ol.!: Ol.!

Didn't I tell you to sit down?

I wanna see what Ole's doin'.

They're cheering Montana. That's

the way the Mexicans say "hurrah. "

Why don't they say "hooray"?

When in Rome, do as the Romans do.

How do the Romans say

"hooray"? Oh, skip it.

"Oh, skip it"?

That's sillier than "Ole. "

Oh, skip it. Ole.

Ole oh, skip it Shh.

I still like

"hooray. "

Will you keep quiet?

Hooray, hooray, hooray!

: Ol.!

: Ol.!

: Ol.!

Hooray!

What happened? Montana

just finished the bull.

I'm finished with your bull. Where's

the money? I'll have the money.

Friends, amigos.

As you've read in the newspapers

and heard over the radio,

today starts

Amigo Americano Week.

A citizen of the United States will be

selected as a representative American.

Hey, that voice

is very familiar.

For seven glorious days, he will

tour Mexico as an honored guest.

My hat will be

the key to Mexico.

The lucky American

who catches it...

will be the

Amigo Americano.

Hey, it's Ma...

No wonder you didn't want me

to see what was going on.

Why, you dirty crook!

Mary!

One...

two...

Mary?

- Mary!

- Joe Bascom. You...

iViva el Amigo Americano.!

Boys, put him down. There's

been a mistake. I'll say.

I figured it was a double cross

when you wanted the dough fast.

Gus... You've got as much

honor as that mine has silver.

Sell it to the fat chump.

He hasn't got a quarter.

Neither have you.

Things are not cooking so

good, are they, Harry? Awful.

If Gus was made

the Amigo Americano,

you could use the position

to sell the silver mine.

Why don't we get the cute amigo

to sell the mine? It won't work.

Bascom's too stupid

and too honest.

But we're not too stupid

and we're not too honest.

Put me down!

I demand a fair trial.

I'm innocent, I tell you.

Senor, you just have

been made Amigo Americano.

That's one rap

you'll never pin on me.

I'll wire my American consul,

my congressman!

Put me down!

Get me down.

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Oscar Brodney

Oscar Brodney (February 18, 1907 – February 12, 2008) was an American lawyer-turned-screenwriter. He is best known for his long association with Universal Studios, where his credits included Harvey, The Glenn Miller Story (1954), several Francis movies and the Tammy series. more…

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