Guess the Movie

[Swatopluk]

Rosinante, I fear we are not in Arizona anymore

http://img214.imageshack.us/img214/9012/pdvd053sb8.png

[Kiyoodle the Gambrinous]

That's Dorothy, and she got a little lost on her way to the Wicked Witch.

Honestly, I have no idea...

[Swatopluk]

Still wearing the white hat but now dressed in black, what does that mean?
And the man in front was obviously (cork)screwed 

http://img246.imageshack.us/img246/6605/pdvd056id5.png

[Swatopluk]

Looks like another update is needed.
Here the economic part of the happy end:

http://img53.imageshack.us/img53/9977/pdvd058ss0.png

Btw, the hero's love interest is an Ursula Andress look-alike

[Opsa]

Hmmm. Some sort of "spaghetti western"? The sphinx shot looks familiar to me.

[beagle]

I reckon that's grandpa from The Munsters.

[Swatopluk]

http://img301.imageshack.us/img301/6955/pdvd054ox9.png
No, no spaghettis but another kind of "food".

[Griffin NoName]

It's a very early silent-movies version of Dallas and Sue Ellen is the Ursula Andress look-alike.

[Swatopluk]

The movie is not silent but the subtitles are useful because not that many people speak the language of the country of origin.
Another hint: The UA look-alike later went to Britain, changed her name and took part in one of the contenders for "worst Hammer movie" (a sequel to a movie that starred UA).
The chief villain character's name is similar to that of a famous lake monster (not Nessie).
The movie's second title refers to animals and music, the main title to the hero and the "food".

[Opsa]

  "Latvian Fred's Bean Burrito: The Song of the Wombats"? 

Is this film more than 50 years old?

[Swatopluk]

No, it's from the sixties.

The last picture posted is essentially the same as the film poster/cover.

The movie has a wikipedia entry

The right combination of keywords from my last post in this thread will yield the hammer movie the hero's love interest starred in as the first google hit. From that a short imdb search should yield the sought movie.

[Griffin NoName]

Lemonade Joe (1964) - actress Olga Schoberová

If that's not it I'll eat my hat; I've traversed most of the internet to find it.

[Swatopluk]

The answer is correct.
The full title is: Lemonade Joe Or A Horse Opera.
The available DVD is a region 0 US DVD (Czech with English subtitles)
It's a wonderful spoof of both the Western film genre and US consumerism (Kolaloka Lemonade)

The lake monster hint: The villain is named Hogofogo, the Canadian monster is Ogopogo

Your turn!

[Kiyoodle the Gambrinous]

I knew that film looked familiar!

I've seen this movie a long time ago, and I didn't think you would post pictures of a Czech movie.
I am so stupid

[Griffin NoName]

These people probably need a bit of a sit down.