Calaboose

THE LOUDEST LAUGHS THAT EVEN ROLLED OUT OF THE WEST!
Calaboose (1943)
Timing: 0:45 (45 min)

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Hal Roach, Jr.
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Robert Pittack
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Bert Jordan
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A love-smitten cowpoke acciidentally causes a horse stampede.

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  • The film is also known as "Kalabuz," formed through the transcription of the original title. Calaboose ("Kalabuz") is a slang term that translates from English as "Prison," "Dungeon." It comes from the Spanish word calobozo (calobozo).

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