(1947)
1.5
Hans J. Wollstein
One cannot overestimate slapstick comedian Al St. John's popularity among children in the 1940s. A hardy survivor since the silent days, St. John could perform a pratfall more gracefully than anybody else and PRC would basically leave him alone to do what came naturally. As a Lash LaRue vehicle, Border Feud is par for the course; the star, whose physical resemblance to Humphrey Bogart ended right there, settles all scores efficiently and with little or no fuss. And the title is the usual misnome: There is no border in sight in Border Feud, which according to the dialogue is set in Red Gulch, Nevada.
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Border Feud (1947)
