Texas Across the River (1966)

101 mins | Comedy, Western | 1966

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HISTORY

Locations filmed in Julian, California. ...

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Locations filmed in Julian, California.

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CAST
PRODUCTION CREDITS
NAME
PARENT COMPANY
PRODUCTION COMPANY
NAME
CREDITED AS
CREDIT
DIRECTORS
Asst dir
PRODUCERS
In charge of prod
WRITERS
Scr
Uncredited scr collab
Story
PHOTOGRAPHY
Dir of photog
Cam asst
Cam asst
Cam asst
ART DIRECTORS
FILM EDITOR
Film ed
SET DECORATORS
John McCarthy
Set dec
Set dec
COSTUMES
Ladies' cost
Men's cost
MUSIC
Mus
MAKEUP
Makeup
Hairstylist
PRODUCTION MISC
Unit prod mgr
Scr supv
Dial coach
STAND INS
Robert "Buzzy" Henry
Stunt coord
SOURCES
SONGS
"Texas Across the River," music and lyrics by Sammy Cahn and James Van Heusen.
SONGWRITER/COMPOSER
DETAILS
Premiere Information:
Houston opening: 26 Oct 1966
Production Date:

Copyright Info
Claimant
Date
Copyright Number
Universal Pictures
22 October 1966
LP34495
Physical Properties:
Sound
Westrex
Color
Technicolor
Widescreen/ratio
Techniscope
Duration(in mins):
101
Country:
United States
SYNOPSIS

The wedding between Southern belle Phoebe Ann Naylor and Spanish nobleman Don Andrea Baldasar is abruptly called off when one of the bride's rejected suitors, a cavalry officer, accidentally kills himself by falling through a window. The cavalry accuses Don Andrea of murder, and he flees to Texas with Sam Hollis, a brawling gunrunner, and Kronk, his Indian sidekick. En route to Texas, Don Andrea rescues an Indian girl, Lonetta, from being put to death by a Comanche medicine man. Don Andrea is reunited with his Phoebe Ann, only to discover that Sam is also attracted to her. The enraged Spaniard calls for a duel to the death, but the shootout is delayed by the arrival of the cavalry and a subsequent Indian attack. Another duel is cut short by both a hair-pulling contest between Phoebe Ann and Lonetta and the sudden spouting of an oil geyser from an open grave. During all the confusion and fighting, Don Andrea decides that it is Lonetta he truly loves, and he leaves Sam and Phoebe Ann to work out their romance. As the Texans bitterly complain about the sticky oil that has ruined their fine clothes, Sam suggests they give Texas back to the ...

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The wedding between Southern belle Phoebe Ann Naylor and Spanish nobleman Don Andrea Baldasar is abruptly called off when one of the bride's rejected suitors, a cavalry officer, accidentally kills himself by falling through a window. The cavalry accuses Don Andrea of murder, and he flees to Texas with Sam Hollis, a brawling gunrunner, and Kronk, his Indian sidekick. En route to Texas, Don Andrea rescues an Indian girl, Lonetta, from being put to death by a Comanche medicine man. Don Andrea is reunited with his Phoebe Ann, only to discover that Sam is also attracted to her. The enraged Spaniard calls for a duel to the death, but the shootout is delayed by the arrival of the cavalry and a subsequent Indian attack. Another duel is cut short by both a hair-pulling contest between Phoebe Ann and Lonetta and the sudden spouting of an oil geyser from an open grave. During all the confusion and fighting, Don Andrea decides that it is Lonetta he truly loves, and he leaves Sam and Phoebe Ann to work out their romance. As the Texans bitterly complain about the sticky oil that has ruined their fine clothes, Sam suggests they give Texas back to the Indians.

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Offscreen Credit
Name Occurs Before Title
AFI Life Achievement Award

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