Here in Germany we have many Old West Clubs with their own reconstructed _Western Towns like in Munich. That one is even called NO NAME CITY - funny not one member there knows about the Musical. Just as a fun fact.

Alan Dexter had a fitting voice for his role as the parson.

The tall guy with the stove pipe hat in the middle of the crowd always stands out to me. He must be a head taller than everybody else. He really delivers the "go to Hell" line as well.

No Name City - Population: drunk

I love how the smile disappears from his face when they offer the bottles to him at the end to congratulate him to his sermon - just sooo funny! And a great Song!!!!

One of the few movies that the Movie was better than any Play production of it!

man I love paint your wagon probably one of my all time favorite movies.

Too bad they did catch the part where the guy asked Elizabeth " Mrs Rumson How are your Husbands?" just the look the preacher face was funny as hell.

I got this movie for my 5th birthday I am now a life long drunk!!! What

Kinda sums up Hollywood in a nutshell, doesn;t it?

The great thing about this song is while it's a preacher trying to get the town to reform, it literally tells us exactly what happens to the town later. It's some of the best foreshadowing I've seen in a musical.

yea my favorite song from the whole movie - followed by wondering star (sung by Lee Marvin and Gold Fever sung by Clint Eastwood ) Thanks for the post !

another great song from the movie.

My parents bought this movie for me at age 6. I still love it even though I didn't understand it back them lol.

my totally fav song from the movie

Very good job dudes and well done!! Congratulations 991.31% yo throughout the 2nd sizzling patriotic week of said jubilant July y'all. Superb work by 971 bonus points. Alan Dexter had a fitting voice for his role as the parson.

My view of the world 2021.

-Wether you go to heaven or ya go to hell -GOOOOOO TO HEEEEEELL

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Cada vez que escucho esta o cualquier otra canción de la película agradezco a mi padre habérmela enseñado de pequeño :D