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Tall in the Saddle — Bob McKenzie
A chauvinistic cowboy ends up helping a pair of female ranch owners who are feuding with a corrupt judge. He then meets another female ranch owner who he clashes with, until the two fall in love.
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The Spoilers — Bob McKenzie
A prospector from Alaska fights for the love of a saloon singer.
Air Time & Details for Bob McKenzie, Wed 4, 6:00 am
Filmography
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Biography
About Bob McKenzie
Irish-born Robert McKenzie was already a theatrical showman of some renown by the time he made his first film appearance in 1921. The barrel-chested, snaggle-toothed McKenzie appeared in dozens of westerns and comedies, usually as a bombastic lawman or backwoods con artist. Even when he played bits (which was often), his raspy voice and hyena-like laugh always identified him.
His more memorable feature-film roles included W. C. Fields' drinking buddy Charlie Bogle in You're Telling Me (1934), larcenous Judge Roy Dean in Gene Autry's Sing, Cowboy, Sing (1937), and the jolly captain who rents Laurel & Hardy a broken-down boat in Saps at Sea (1940).
In addition, he appeared in hundreds of short subjects, playing opposite the likes of Our Gang, Andy Clyde, Charley Chase and the Three Stooges. In 1927, McKenzie tried his hand at screenwriting with the low-budget western The White Outlaw. Robert McKenzie and his actress-wife Eva had three daughters, all of whom acted in films at one time or another; their daughter Ella was the wife of comedian Billy Gilbert.