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The Carson City Kid (Roy Rogers) and his partner are, on horseback, fleeing a posse led by Marshal Gabby Whitaker (George "Gabby" Hayes) when his partner's horse is shot from beneath him. The Kid stops and picks up his partner, and they are riding double.
The unscrupulous partner then knocks The Kid off the horse and continues alone on horseback. The posse later surrounds the partner and captures him.
The Carson City Kid, unhorsed and on foot, hides from the posse that was chasing him and his partner. After the posse captures the partner, and returns to town to jail him, Marshal Gabby Whitaker remains behind, alone, to search for The Carson City Kid.
When the Marshal rides beneath a tree, in which The Kid is hiding, The Kid drops a rope over the Marshal and takes his horse, leaving the Marshal to make his way back to town on foot.
Since The Kid was on foot, and nowhere near a horse... where did he get the mysteriously appearing rope which he used to capture the Marshal?
The unscrupulous partner then knocks The Kid off the horse and continues alone on horseback. The posse later surrounds the partner and captures him.
The Carson City Kid, unhorsed and on foot, hides from the posse that was chasing him and his partner. After the posse captures the partner, and returns to town to jail him, Marshal Gabby Whitaker remains behind, alone, to search for The Carson City Kid.
When the Marshal rides beneath a tree, in which The Kid is hiding, The Kid drops a rope over the Marshal and takes his horse, leaving the Marshal to make his way back to town on foot.
Since The Kid was on foot, and nowhere near a horse... where did he get the mysteriously appearing rope which he used to capture the Marshal?
A recurring theme running throughout the film is centered around "Little Brown Jug" being Helen Berger Miller's favorite song.
When this is mentioned to Glenn Miller he dismisses the song as being a tin ear piece and refuses to play it.
Even after becoming successful he gives her a small ceramic jug for her birthday and tells her it's the only brown jug she'll ever get from him.
Now the scene shifts to a time, after being promoted to Major, when he is flying from England to Paris -- and is lost.
When the band plays the concert in Paris, and it is broadcast back to the U. S. where Miller's wife and family are waiting to hear it... the lead tune is "Little Brown Jug," and the announcer makes it appear that this is the first time the Miller Band has ever played it. Actually the Miller Band recorded "Little Brown Jug" on the Bluebird label in April of 1939 -- several years before Miller was even in the Army.
When this is mentioned to Glenn Miller he dismisses the song as being a tin ear piece and refuses to play it.
Even after becoming successful he gives her a small ceramic jug for her birthday and tells her it's the only brown jug she'll ever get from him.
Now the scene shifts to a time, after being promoted to Major, when he is flying from England to Paris -- and is lost.
When the band plays the concert in Paris, and it is broadcast back to the U. S. where Miller's wife and family are waiting to hear it... the lead tune is "Little Brown Jug," and the announcer makes it appear that this is the first time the Miller Band has ever played it. Actually the Miller Band recorded "Little Brown Jug" on the Bluebird label in April of 1939 -- several years before Miller was even in the Army.