Goofs and Saddles

Larry is the quick-witted scout whose exuberant slapstick keeps the trio moving. He improvises bold, often reckless plans that create both trouble and opportunities. His rapport with Moe and Curly amplifies the group's comedic energy and resilience.

Moe is the assertive leader whose sharp mind and brisk timing steer the trio. He orchestrates schemes, often driving action with a stern but funny command presence. His quick temper and strategic thinking shape their approach to danger.

Curly provides high-energy physical comedy and warmth, frequently misstepping yet bouncing back with resourceful improvisation. His goofy charm lightens tense moments while contributing surprising problem-solving moments. He embodies the playful spirit of the troupe.

The ruthless cattle-rustling boss at the center of the conflict who commands the gang and uses frontier bravado to challenge the Stooges. He employs cunning schemes and a swaggering presence to intimidate rivals and lawmen alike. His plans propel the pursuit from saloon to hideouts.

A cunning gang member encountered during the chase, his actions create immediate danger for the Stooges. Although uncredited, the role establishes the stakes in the pursuit and showcases frontier lawlessness. He embodies the threat of a ruthless outlaw faction.

A member of Longhorn Pete's gang who clashes with the Stooges as the pursuit escalates. The role highlights the relentless, opportunistic nature of outlaw bands in the frontier setting. He participates in the chaos and gunplay that punctuate the escape.

A military figure involved in coordinating the cavalry response that finally tips the balance against the outlaws. The character embodies frontier authority and the infusion of organized force into a tense chase. The scenes underscore the clash between reckless improvisation and formal force.