Tyrone Power
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Jan 18, 2021 · While the term “pony soldiers” occurs in the 1953 John Wayne movie “Hondo” and the 1952 Tyrone Power western “Pony Soldier.” This basically backs up Russ Tinder's answer. In the Power movie, a Pony Soldier is a Royal Canadian Mountie.
Pony Soldier. Pony Soldier is a 1952 American Northern Western film set in Canada, but filmed in Sedona, Arizona. It is based on a 1951 Saturday Evening Post story "Mounted Patrol" by Garnett Weston. It was retitled MacDonald of the Canadian Mounties in Britain and The Last Arrow in France, Spain, and Italy.
- $1.65 million (US rentals)
Feb 10, 2020 · Joe Biden used a phrase from a John Wayne movie to respond to a young voter who asked why she should trust him to win. The phrase is one of several examples of his unusual or condescending answers to questions, especially from women.
A Canadian Mounted Police Constable tries to rescue white hostages from the Cree Indians in Montana. IMDb provides cast and crew information, user and critic reviews, trivia, goofs, quotes, soundtracks and more.
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- Drama, Western
- Joseph M. Newman
- 1952-12-19
There is a 1952 western called Pony Soldier, but it does not star John Wayne, and no one is called a “lying, dog-faced pony soldier” in it, according to Slate. There is, reportedly, a line in ...
Sep 18, 2022 · Learn the origin and meaning of the term "pony soldier" and how Joe Biden used it in a debate. Find out the difference between "dog-faced" and "dogface" and the role of John Wayne movies in this expression.
