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This should be heard by everyone, especially now days! This is the john wayne we all knew as kids, not what the left keeps saying!

it used to be that if you called an American born in Norway a Norwegian, he'd kick your ass, because God dammit he's an AMERICAN!

John Wayne was a great man and this statement proves that all the...gossip about him were pure stupidity!

I have been looking for this forever! The first time I heard it I was blown away.

I was once asked by a fellow (female) community action group member, “What” I was. When I responded “American”, she went into apoplexy, admonishing me sternly that I couldn’t make that claim, as that wasn’t a “recognized, legitimate” category or group. I replied that when I was stationed near Munich, West Germany [12/’60-06/’62], I was asked, in German, the same question. I then told her I responded thus: “Armenischer, Englander, Franklander, Hollander und Scotlander”, to which my German questioner, bursting into a big smile said, “Ach! Amerikaner!”. I told her it was a lesson I’ve never forgotten. As long as we Balkanize, segregate, separate, categorize, fold, spindle and mutilate the American polity, we diminish this grand experiment. We must embrace our uniquely American commonality, especially those precepts as espoused in our Constitution and its Preamble thereto that bind us together. We must disavow those who would divide to conquer, control and diminish us, both as a people and as a nation. So I ask you, am I wrong to insist on my “Americanism”, especially since my grandparents sacrificed so much just to get here to raise a family in freedom? If you agree with my inquisitor, please, follow her petty, "Progressive" ways. Just do it somewhere else. Otherwise, welcome to my country.

Love it!

I <3 trigger and Roy!

Roy was the man...a true cowboy..and a gentleman.. My father and grandfather always spoke highly of him.. Listening to his show every week..

Happy Trails to you! Until we meet again!

This was filmed in Chatsworth area of the San Fernando Valley, as were a number of other of Roy's films and his TV show. Santa Susana Pass links the San Fernando Valley with Simi Valley.

very nice video. It's much more impressive now than it was fifty years ago.

I remember my mom singing this song to us when we were kids.

As a young child I went through my grandparents bookcase and found the book Angel Unaware. The story did touch me but I don't know what happened to the book but ordered it in memory of Candace. My step daughter was Down Syndrome who recently passed away due to early onset Alzheimer/Dementia which is not so uncommon with Downs. She was 47 and had lived a full life due to the opportunities offered to the disabled these days. I also taught special education for 36 1/2 years even before I had met Candace. It must have been a calling and the book had touched my life.

This is lovely in the most masculine sense of the word. Where can you hear such resounding harmony these days from young men? Awesome. I can imagine some of these young men later serving our country....and this number coming back to them in later days....this never leaves the soul!

This just never gets old. There are an extremely small percentage of men walking the earth today who were once part of a well-formed boy's choir. This vid is a stark contrast to today: it's simple, beautiful harmony and many boys plainly will never have this positive life-changing experience.

They cut the title song out of the film. What a travesty.

I have a 67 minute version of the film (VHS). Wish it could be downloaded to You Tube.

What a shame no one could find a complete version of the film. TV execs really mutilated his body of work.

Wish hoppy had done a few in color.

Boy that tru color had those blues as turquoise in MOST of these films. Toward the end it had improved. But Kodak came out with one strip color and everything else was obsolete.

Always loved Roy, saw him in person when I was a kid and years later when he had the Roy Rogers fast food outlet. I had no idea that Dusty, R.R. Jr. was such a good singer.

Remember this song from I was just a young lad. Never knew who sang it, thank God for You Tube. Brings tears to my eyes each time I play it, the message stills applies even today.

It's so sweet, how they love each other. God bless them.

A lot to be said for the values and music back in the day. Thank you.

The fight in the depot is one of my favorites out of the Roy movies.

Thanks for bringing back the memories of me playing that song . I think it was on the many 'Golden Records' I had that were very common in the 50's. I still have my Roy & Dale autographed photo of them, hanging on the wall in my 'puter room.

I'm looking for the song..."Pals of the Golden West"....on TV(PRAISING the Border Patrol)....I accidentally saw it flipping channels last night on TV and this movie was playing and the song was included in the scenes I watched....it was a classic!!!!....I do not find it here, I have scanned through several times.....HELp!!!! It makes the movie CLASSIC PLUS PLUS+++

I remember when I was growing up sitting in front of the tv on saturday mornings with a peanut butter and jelly sandwich watching Roy, Dale and Pat. When I look around at the world now I find myself going back to those days. (Thanks to RFD TV for helping me do that). I am very happy to learn that they were both Christians. Maybe I will see them again!

Unbelievable just plain fun, very interesting glimpse into a cultural mostly gone. I was raised a fourth generation horseman so it does have appeal and nostalgia. I miss my horses and there were many more then 50. I wrote down there names one at a time and remember each one's personality and something I did with each.

I listened to this as a kid. Just came across it in an old piano book, and had to walk down memory lane for a bit. Thanks for posting!

sempre fui fa roy rogers sensacional

When I was a little boy; I got a post card from Roy. It said "Howdy partner; here is a wallet sized picture of trigger an me. Many happy trails. Roy Rogers and Trigger."

+CowboyandtheSenorita This is not the right track. :-(

That has to be the funniest scene ever!

THANK YOU THANK YOU i've been hoping someone would post this it is my fav Roy song can anyone tell me about the girl who played Chips

please can someone post a song from another Roy movie called Wat'll We do For Money

This is a beautiful tribute to Roy, who I don't hesitate to say was one of the greatest men of the 20th century. Roy, Dale, as well as the Lone Ranger, had the most influence on my life of anyone outside of my family. I had the privilege of corresponding with Dale after Roy passed. Her letters were filled with the same warmth and genuineness that she showed wherever she was. I love the fact that we have such easy access to Roy's movies. I cried when I learned of his death; and I don't cry about much. I miss Roy and Dale very much. I look forward to being with them and so many others soon!

Still a powerful message 60 years later because the message has not changed! Praise God for faithful servants of God as spoken about in this song!

Thanks for all of your efforts to put up these clips. They provide continuous enjoyment to many.

Beautiful song sung by the most beautiful people.

Beautiful lyrics to this song, it really makes the book interesting!

Lovely! Brings back memories. I love this old song. When I was little I went to a kids club named "sunbeams" and this was their theme. I would go home humming it although I didn't understand it fully at the time.

Beautiful~!!!

What a beautiful tribute. Son Dusty sings beautifully

What a classy couple!!

This song came up in my head recently. I remember Sundays, here in my little Town of Virginia, and Roy Rogers and his wife Dale Evans, would come on television. This is one of the songs I remember them singing as a duet. These were salt of the earth people, back then, and yes, great role models. I weep for my country as she spins out of control: only a return back to God will save her! Thank you for posting this great song!

Thanks Roy

A precious treasure! I grew up with them through my parents and loved them both so much!

Original 1890s lyrics were different; "golden hair" girl turns out to be a swindler. I like this version, too; thanks for posting.

Great upload thank you so much,one of my fav cowboys movies.