Feature Film | Comedy-Western | USA | English | 1h23m
Dir: Edward F. Cline | Scr: Mae West & W.C. Fields | DP: Joseph Valentine | Prod: Lester Cowan | Mus: Frank Skinner | Ed: Edward Curtiss | Cast: Mae West, W.C. Fields, Joseph Calleia, Dick Foran, Ruth Donnelly, Margaret Hamilton, Donald Meek, Fuzzy Knight
In this oft hilarious, one-liner filled, old West-set, self-penned dual-star vehicle, the excellent Mae West’s decidedly sexy Flower Belle Lee gets drummed out of town for cavorting with a masked bandit, fends off some rampaging Indians, pretends to marry a perma-drunk New York conman (co-writer Fields), flirts with a local saloon bar owner, bats her eyelids at the resident aw-shucks do-gooder, tames a class full of rowdy school boys, and, eventually before any real harm is done, manages to just about do the right thing – well, sort of, any way... oh, and she sings a bit, too!
