Ben Mankiewicz Intro - Ruggles Of Red Gap (1935)

Ruggles Of Red Gap - (Re-issue trailer)

A British valet (Charles Laughton) must adapt to the Wild West when he is won in a poker game in Ruggles Of Red Gap (1935).

Ruggles Of Red Gap (1935) -- (Movie Clip) One Of Those Indian Places

Beginning with nouveau-riche Americans Egbert (Charlie Ruggles) and Effie (Mary Boland), discussing Charles Laughton (title character,) a valet, about to be informed by his employer the Earl (Roland Young) that he's been lost in a card game, early in Leo McCarey's Ruggles Of Red Gap< 1935.

Ruggles of Red Gap (1935) -- (Movie Clip) English Cowboy

Butler Ruggles (Charles Laughton) assumes his false identity as "The Colonel" as he calls on the widow Judson (ZaSu Pitts) and her troublesome dog in Leo McCarey's Ruggles of Red Gap, 1935.

Ruggles Of Red Gap (1935) -- (Movie Clip) The Gentleman's Present Condition

His first day with his new American employers shopping in Paris, Charles Laughton (title character) mediates between Egbert (Charlie Ruggles) and Effie (Mary Boland) Floud, and a snooty salesman (Armand Kaliz), in Leo McCarey's Ruggles Of Red Gap, 1935.

Ruggles Of Red Gap (1935) -- (Movie Clip) That Ruthless Reality

In Paris, English valet Ruggles (Charles Laughton) tries to keep up as his new American employer Floud (Charlie Ruggles) ditches his wife's cultural instructions and trashes social barriers, in Leo McCarey's Ruggles Of Red Gap, 1935.

Ruggles Of Red Gap (1935) -- (Movie Clip) Superlative Sauce

Valet Charles Laughton (title character), at his first social in his new American home town, meets forthright widow Mrs. Judson (ZaSu Pitts), having given up resisting his new employers' determination to declare him a colonel, in Leo McCarey's Ruggles Of Red Gap, 1935.