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1 September 1966 (USA) morePlot:
Bronco riders travel through South Dakota and round up 400 wild horses in danger of extinction, then bring them to Fort Pierre where they are ridden by broncobusters in rodeo competition. | add synopsisUser Comments:
The first movie I saw in a theater. moreCast
(Credited cast) | Casey Tibbs | ... | Himself |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Rex Allen | ... | Narrator |
| Bill Barnes | ... | Cowboy |
| Ken Cooper | ... | Cowboy |
| Norval Cooper | ||
| Bud Dancey | ... | Cowboy |
| Red Doughty | ... | Cowboy |
 | Henry Fonda | ... | Narrator |
| Dallis Gifford | ... | Cowboy |
| Scott Hall | ... | Cowboy |
| Casey Hannum | ... | Cowboy |
| Rafe Hanson | ... | Cowboy |
| Jack Hart | ||
| Eddie Hawkins | ... | The singer |
| Jerry Hixon | ... | Cowboy |
| Carrol Horn | ... | Cowboy |
| Roy Houck | ||
| Pody Hudson | ... | Cowboy |
| Jimmy Hunt | ... | Cowboy |
| Billy Kelly | ... | Cowboy |
| Chuck Kelly | ... | Cowboy |
| Jim Lawhorn | ... | Cowboy |
| Albert López | ||
| Rex Mayo | ... | The cook |
| Levi McDaniel | ... | Cowboy |
| Buster Nelson | ... | Cowboy |
| Jack Nelson | ... | Cowboy |
| Joe Nelson | ... | Cowboy |
| Jud Norduold | ... | Cowboy |
| Mark Reed | ... | Two Gun |
 | Thell Reed | ... | Tenderfoot |
| Denis Rieners | ... | Cowboy |
| Fred Schlemme | ... | Wagon Boss |
| Joe Schomer | ... | Cowboy |
| Joe Thorn | ... | Cowboy |
| John Tibbs | ||
| Art Welk | ... | Cowboy |
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I don't really remember much about this movie because I was very young at the time. It was the first movie I saw in a theater. What's more, Casey Tibbs himself was in the theater lobby meeting people, and I shook his hand! I've still got an autographed page of photos of him somewhere. Casey Tibbs, of course, was a big rodeo star in the 1950-1965 era, back before Larry Mahan and Don Gay. He was on the cover of Life magazine. I guess he's mentioned in the book "Biting the Dust." I see that Rex Allen and Henry Fonda are in the credits. Roy Houck, of course, is the famous buffalo rancher. As for the movie itself, I guess the cowboys were herding the horses along the trail, and they swam them across the Bad River, and in the end they bucked the horses in a rodeo. I don't know if the movie really makes any sense and just why it was made, but I guess rodeo and Westerns were very popular back then.