The Gabby Hayes Show - Long Rope | COLORIZED | Wright King | Cowboy Series

Описание: Colorized Western Cowboy Series: The Gabby Hayes Show - Long Rope - The live half-hour show was about historical events, and host Gabby Hayes would be seen in a general store in "Quaker Canyon." He would tell humorous stories for the benefit of Clifford Sales and Lee Graham, two "pleasingly natural children."

The Gabby Hayes Show (1950-1954)
Stars: George 'Gabby' Hayes, Wright King, Andrew Duggan
Genre: Drama, Family, Western
Country: United States
Language: English
Also Known As: The Quaker Oats Show (fourth season title)
Release Date: December 11, 1950 (United States)

Synopsis:
A 1950s children's show, sponsored by the Quaker Oats Company. It underwent a number of changes in format, but the host was always the veteran actor George "Gabby" Hayes. Hayes had often portrayed sidekick characters in Western films featuring Hopalong Cassidy and Roy Rogers. A Sunday version of the show was broadcast from 1950 to 1952. In a frame story, Gabby would narrate historical tales to child actors Clifford Sales and Lee Graham. The episodes dramatized the lives of historical figures, such as the naval commander John Paul Jones, the lawman and professional gambler Wyatt Earp, and the outlaw Belle Starr. A weekday version of the show was broadcast from 1951 to 1954. These episodes had Gabby narrating humorous tall tales, and then shifted to depicting scenes lifted from old Western films.

Reviews:
"I remember this show quite well from the early fifties. Gabby was exactly as he appeared in countless westerns with everyone from John Wayne to Randolph Scott and Roy Rogers. The most fun came every day at the end of the show when Gabby advertised his sponsor in a most unusual way. He faced a cannon toward the television camera and filled it with grains of "wheat." Then he warned us to "stand back away from your televisionary sets 'cause here comes Quaker Puffed Wheat....shot from guns!!!!!" The cannon went off and the contents blew towards us as the screen went black.

I still miss him and remember him with warm fondness."
written by "shiloh_3" on IMDb.com

"I fondly remember Gabby from the numerous westerns I watched on early TV as a child and from his TV show. I remember well the conclusion where he used the cannon that Shiloh spoke of that visually depicted the Quaker Oats claim that their puffed wheat and puffed rice was "shot from guns".

Gabby was always amusing to me, and I wished I could have met him off camera as the man described as an erudite well-appointed gentleman as opposed to the unwashed appearing but lovable western derelict that he portrayed in film and on TV.

There were occasions that I remember when Gabby went to shoot the cannon that would turn grain into puffed cereal at the end of his TV program when the cannon would comically miss-fire. If the miss-fire didn't conclude the show, Gabby would mumble under his breath as he often did in the movies and somehow rig it up again until he got it to work."
written by "sock_dolager-1" on IMDb.com

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