Westward Ho-Hum

The plot follows Edgar, his wife, and his brother-in-law as they traverse the desert in a convertible. Their journey takes an unexpected turn when they camp in a ghost town, leading to a humorous encounter with outlaws. Edgar’s obliviousness and Sally's quick thinking add to the comedic elements of the film.

With a cast that includes Edgar Kennedy, Sally Payne, and Glenn Strange, Westward Ho-Hum offers a blend of comedy and western antics typical of the era. The film reflects the lighter side of western storytelling, showcasing the quirks of its characters as they navigate unusual circumstances. This film appeals to collectors interested in classic comedies and westerns from the early 1940s, representing a unique snapshot of the genre during that time.