Uncredited Stanley Blystone as Longhorn Pete Ted Lorch as General Muster Ethan Laidlaw as Tex Hank Mann as Lem Sam Lufkin as Colonel Eddie Laughton as Bartender Lew Davis, William Irving as Poker players Cy Schindell, Hank Bell, Blackie Whiteford, Jerome "Blackjack" Ward as gang members Ethelreda Leopold, Eve Reynolds, Elaine Waters as saloon girls Production notes The title Goofs and Saddles is a spoof of the term "hooves and saddles". Filming was completed on April 14–19, 1937. The Stooges' names in this short are Buffalo Billious (Curly), Wild Bill Hiccup (Moe), and Just Plain Bill (Larry). The cultural references are to, respectively, American Old West figures Buffalo Bill and Wild Bill Hickok, and Just Plain Bill, an iconic radio soap opera of the era. The chase sequence on horseback would be recycled in 1954's Pals and Gals. This short has the smallest slap count. Moe smacks Curly softly on his head and he slaps Larry when he thought Larry pulled them off the horses after hitting a tree branch. References External links 1937 films The Three Stooges films American black-and-white films Films directed by Del Lord Columbia Pictures short films American Western (genre) comedy films 1930s Western (genre) comedy films American slapstick comedy films 1937 comedy films 1930s English-language films 1930s American films