Going Spanish
(1934)
2 March 1934
Cast:
Bob Hope, Leah Ray, Frances Halliday [ More ]Writers:
Arthur Jarrett, William WatsonProducer:
Al ChristieCinematographer:
George WebberProduction Company:
Educational Productions Inc. This film was reissued by Astor Pictures in the 1940s.
Although the writer(s) of the songs in the film is/are not known, it is likely they were written or co-written by Art Jarrett, who was a popular singer and songwriter, as well as one of the credited writers of the film. ...
This film was reissued by Astor Pictures in the 1940s.
Although the writer(s) of the songs in the film is/are not known, it is likely they were written or co-written by Art Jarrett, who was a popular singer and songwriter, as well as one of the credited writers of the film.
Traveling in South America with his fiancée and her mother, Bob stops in the village of Los Poach-os Egg-os to get married. However, his girl becomes infatuated with a gaucho who claims to be a cattle king, and she gives Bob the air. In the meantime, Bob's attentions have strayed and he falls in love with Bonita, the favorite of the Mayor. Bob wins a store from Bonita's father in a game of rock-paper-scissors, and sells the police force a bag of jumping beans, which they cook and eat. Annoyed that his officers have the fidgets, the Mayor samples their pot of beans, starts hopping around himself, and threatens to have Bob killed when he recovers. However, Bob and Bonita get out of town before the firing squad can be ...
Traveling in South America with his fiancée and her mother, Bob stops in the village of Los Poach-os Egg-os to get married. However, his girl becomes infatuated with a gaucho who claims to be a cattle king, and she gives Bob the air. In the meantime, Bob's attentions have strayed and he falls in love with Bonita, the favorite of the Mayor. Bob wins a store from Bonita's father in a game of rock-paper-scissors, and sells the police force a bag of jumping beans, which they cook and eat. Annoyed that his officers have the fidgets, the Mayor samples their pot of beans, starts hopping around himself, and threatens to have Bob killed when he recovers. However, Bob and Bonita get out of town before the firing squad can be arranged.
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