America for Me

1953
31min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaA vacationing school teacher and her friend meet a cowboy on his way to a rodeo. The teacher and the cowboy fall in love while the travelogue camera takes in Texas, Colorado, New Mexico, Mar... Leer todoA vacationing school teacher and her friend meet a cowboy on his way to a rodeo. The teacher and the cowboy fall in love while the travelogue camera takes in Texas, Colorado, New Mexico, Mardi Gras in New Orleans, San Francisco, New England, Lake Louise and Niagra Falls.A vacationing school teacher and her friend meet a cowboy on his way to a rodeo. The teacher and the cowboy fall in love while the travelogue camera takes in Texas, Colorado, New Mexico, Mardi Gras in New Orleans, San Francisco, New England, Lake Louise and Niagra Falls.

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- Albert H. Kelley
Elenco

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10Spuzzlightyear

Awesome!

This jaw dropping film, made about the many wonderful reasons to travel Greyhound, is just about the corniest thing this side of Kansas. Centered around this very flimsy love story between a cowboy and a very uptight female traveler, this movie has it all. Overt sexism, double entendres, BAD process shots, Grehounds the only available transport in the whole universe (they're the only thing on the road it seems) and much much more! It's perfectly obvious that the actors didn't step out of the sound stage for this one, and to top it all off, we get all the actors SINGING AT THE END! A screwball classic of the highest order, this is a MUST SEE on this site!!

5tcovill-1

Nostalgic Movie

My father worked for Greyhound and used to bring this movie home to show us when we were little children. We were fascinated by the fact that he could show movies in our house. It's probably the first motion picture I had ever seen and I'd love to get a copy of it, if any exists. I can almost recite some of the dialogue, fifty some odd years later. I still remember the ending, when the John Archer character stated that he missed the bus and Ellen Drew surprised him coming from behind and asking "Did you miss me too?" Very, very corny but I have such fond memories of my family watching it together in our basement. I would really like to obtain a copy as a Christmas present for my sister.