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Two cowboys standoff, flip coin in air and shoots eagle off of it

Discussion in 'Mystery Cartoon' started by Samer, Oct 30, 2014.

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    Hello all, appreciaite your help in this.

    This is an american cartoon,, an oldie, probably a segment in a longer cartoon film, maybe from hanna barbera or harvey cartoon, where two cowboys engage in a traditional man to man shoot off ( I remember one cowboy had his pants tucked in his boots and the other had a different style alltogether and with wide pants over boots). They proceed to demonstrate their skills before engaging and one of them does so in tossing a coin in the air and shooting it so that the eagle inscrption on it comes to life and flies off!

    Thanks in advance
    Sam
    Samer, Oct 30, 2014
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    I would still aprreciate any suggestions in this
    Samer, Nov 3, 2014
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    Without watching it, my guess would be "Shootin' Stars", a Paramount Modern Madcap from 1960. I think the only way to watch it online is as part of a "Casper and Friends" episode on hulu.com, which means sitting through 2 other "Harveytoons" (plus commercials) before you get to "Shootin' Stars". It's the episode that starts with "True Boo".

    Paramount Cartoon Studios re-used this plot for one of their made-for-TV Popeye cartoons, "Autographically Yours" This one definitely has the eagle being shot off a coin. It was released on DVD last year and is posted on YouTube.
    Bobby Bickert, Nov 9, 2014
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    Thanks you Bobby Bickert, the popeye one was great and definitely brought back som memories. The Casper one was impossible to find on anthing that isnt Hulu, and Hulu isnt working in my country. very frustrating.

    Please direct me to any other sources if possible.
    Samer, Nov 10, 2014
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    Can you watch Dailymotion videos?

    Bobby Bickert, Nov 12, 2014
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    Thanks Bobby, just watched it in this link (cant view your embed):

    didnt see any coin shooting in it, did I miss anything? The popeye suggestion was great however!
    Samer, Nov 12, 2014
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    I was just guessing about the coin shooting, since I had only seen "Shootin' Stars" one time when I first posted in this thread. (Whereas I'd seen the Popeye cartoon many times since the mid-1970's.) I assumed that since the Popeye cartoon reused the plot from "Shootin' Stars, it reused the stunts as well.

    I tried watching the 1947 Paramount Noveltoon "The Mild West", but the coin shooting in that one ended with a quarter splitting into 5 nickels. I can't think of anything else. Most old cartoons didn't have humans as the stars.
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