Calaboose

THE LOUDEST LAUGHS THAT EVEN ROLLED OUT OF THE WEST!
Calaboose (1943)
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Production
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Director
Hal Roach, Jr.
Scenario
Donald Hough
Author
Producer
Actors
Photo Jimmy Rogers
Jimmy Rogers
Jim
Photo Noah Beery Jr.
Noah Beery Jr.
Pidge Crosby
Photo Mary Brian
Mary Brian
Doris Lane
Photo William Henry
William Henry
Tom Pendergrast (as Bill Henry)
Photo Paul Hurst
Paul Hurst
Ed the bartender
Photo Marc Lawrence
Marc Lawrence
Sluggsy Baker
Photo William B. Davidson
William B. Davidson
Sheriff George Lane (as William Davidson)
All actors and roles (9)

Short description

A love-smitten cowpoke accidentally causes a horse stampede.

What's left behind the scenes

  • The film is also known as "Kalabuz," formed through the transcription of the original title. Calaboose ("Kalabuz") is a slang term that translates from English as "Prison," "Dungeon." It comes from the Spanish word calobozo (calobozo).

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