And in a few more years you couldn't have paid enough to get Richard Boone, Charles Bronson, and George Kennedy in a half hour TV show, but here they are. Henry Grey (Bronson) paid to bring Callie out to his ranch as his mail order bride. But the strong-willed Greek is repulsed by the weak-willed momma's boy. She prefers the loud-mouthed Rud Saxon (George Kennedy) who loves to party and live large. Henry has to figure what he wants more: a wife or his momma.
Paladin brings Henry over to Saxon's party where everyone is square dancing. But she wants to dance Greek style and sings a song of what she needs in a man. But when she is looking for a partner, Henry tries some dutch courage but can't see a Greek dance as manly. So Paladin, who does everything well, steps in and the dance quickly becomes erotic—well erotic for 1961. This was pre 1964's Zorba the Greek.
Finally Henry jumps in and is starting to pull it off when his momma arrives. Henry chooses Callie, and tells his momma to go home. However, Rud Saxon isn't about to give her up. But Callie has decided, and it's her decision that counts. And even though Henry has passed out from drink, (the title is "Proof" of Love, so why not a play on words) he did stand up for her and that's what she was waiting for.
However, I envy clharmon53's memories.
Paladin brings Henry over to Saxon's party where everyone is square dancing. But she wants to dance Greek style and sings a song of what she needs in a man. But when she is looking for a partner, Henry tries some dutch courage but can't see a Greek dance as manly. So Paladin, who does everything well, steps in and the dance quickly becomes erotic—well erotic for 1961. This was pre 1964's Zorba the Greek.
Finally Henry jumps in and is starting to pull it off when his momma arrives. Henry chooses Callie, and tells his momma to go home. However, Rud Saxon isn't about to give her up. But Callie has decided, and it's her decision that counts. And even though Henry has passed out from drink, (the title is "Proof" of Love, so why not a play on words) he did stand up for her and that's what she was waiting for.
However, I envy clharmon53's memories.