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Where
can I find this movie?
Date: Fri, 30 Sep
2005 11:36:51 -0600
From: shannon s
merrill
Hi can you help
me? I am looking for The Cockeyed Cowboys of Calico County as a gift for
my mother. Do you know where I can purchase this? I had bought one off
of ebay which was a huge mistake, The person sent me a horrible copy that
you could barely even watch. I really want to get this movie for my mother.
Thanks
Shannon
Where can I find this movie?
Date: Fri, 30 Sep
2005 11:36:51 -0600
From: shannon s
merrill
Hi can you help
me? I am looking for The Cockeyed Cowboys of Calico County as a gift for
my mother. Do you know where I can purchase this? I had bought one off
of ebay which was a huge mistake, The person sent me a horrible copy that
you could barely even watch. I really want to get this movie for my mother.
Thanks
Shannon
CowboyPal Trivia for September
29, 2005
From: ljwelch
Date: Tue, 27 Sep
2005 22:18:16 -0500
QUESTION:
Did Roy Rogers kiss Dale Evans or Trigger more on screen?
Re: Answer to CowboyPal Trivia
for September 29, 2005
From: "ljwelch"
Date: Fri, 30 Sep
2005 21:34:56 -0500
Roy Rogers never
kissed Dale Evans on screen. I don't have the count but Roy kissed
Trigger numerous times.
Larry
Re: CowboyPal Trivia for September
29, 2005
From: Varoom
Date: Thu, 29 Sep
2005 23:12:13 EDT
Subject: KISSED
MORE DALE OR TRIGGER?
Boy did I get that
Gene Autry question (Pat Buttram pronunciation) wrong. But I think Roy
kissed Dale more in the movies then Trigger. If ever. However Roy may of
kissed Dale but BOB HOPE slept with Trigger. Dale had the morals clause
in her contract but Trigger did'nt. Good question
CowboyPal
Trivia for September 28, 2005
From: Bobby Copeland
Sent: Tuesday, September
27, 2005 6:55 PM
TRIVIA: The first
screen kiss initiated by Gene Autry was to whom?
Re: CowboyPal Trivia for September
28, 2005, Trivia Answer
From: Bobby Copeland
Date: Thu, 29 Sep
2005 08:43:24 -0400
Re Trivia and Greta's
response. Nope, the question isn't sneaky. I ask the first kiss INITIATED
by Gene.
Re: CowboyPal Trivia for September
28, 2005, Trivia Answer
From: Bobby Copeland
Date: Wed, 28 Sep
2005 16:44:50 -0400
Trivia answer: Gene's
first kissed Ann Rutherford
Re: CowboyPal Trivia for September
28, 2005, Trivia Answer
From: ljwelch
Date: Tue, 27 Sep
2005 22:18:16 -0500
I'm guessing it
was Irene Manning.
Larry
Re: CowboyPal Trivia for September
28, 2005, Trivia Answer
From: "Greta Preston"
Sent: Wed, 28 Sep
2005 04:28:00 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: Answer
to Autry kiss question
This is a sneaky
question from Bobby. He was kissed by Barbara Pepper in "Sagebrush
Troubadour" (his
3rd starring role - 1935). He kissed Anne Rutherford in his next
picture "Singing Vagabond", also 1935.
Greta Preston
Re: CowboyPal Trivia
for September 28, 2005
Varoom
Date: Wed, 28 Sep
2005 22:28:23 EDT
I think that was
to CHAMPION
Big
Buck....
From: KatsDaMom
Sent: Tuesday, September
27, 2005 11:43 AM
Hi
I was told that the horse Ben Cartwright rode in Bonanza (Big Buck) was
also used in the Gunsmoke series as Matt Dillion's mount. Is this
true?
Thanks,
Kat
CowboyPal Trivia for September
27, 2005
From: Bobby Copeland
Sent: Monday, September
26, 2005 9:10 PM
TRIVIA: What was
the first song that Gene Autry sang on film?
Re: CowboyPal Trivia
for September 27, 2005
From: Bobby Copeland
Sent: Tuesday, September
27, 2005 6:51 PM
Re Trivia; First
song sung on film. LARRY HOPPER IS CORRECT.
Re: CowboyPal Trivia
September 27, 2005
From: "larryh"
Date: Wed, 28 Sep
2005 12:04:41 GMT
This is a reponse
to John Hindsill's comments below
Ken Maynard was closer
to a real cowboy in his singing talent than to the other silver screen
cowboy crooners. Though I have no evidence at this time other than comparing
Gene's voice with Ken's you will find he gets the short end of the stick.
Nat Levine probably thought it would be best if Ken's voice was "enhanced"
so he wouldn't seem a primitive compared to Gene.
The folks at Columbia
Phonograph didn't think much, or perhaps the buying public didn't, of Ken's
recordings. Only two were officially released.
THE LONE STAR TRAIL
W149832 2310-D
THE COWBOY'S LAMENT
W149831 2310-D
Ken Maynard, billed
as The American Boy's Favorite Cowboy,
recorded the following
songs on April 14, 1930.
[Listings below are
as they appear on the master sheet]
149830 Fannie
Moore
149831 Cowboy's
Lament
149832 Lone
Star Trail (from "Wagon Master")
149833 Sweet
Betsy From Pike
149834 A Prisoner
For Life
149835 When
the Roundup's Done This Fall
149836 Jessie
James
149837 Home
on the Range
Ken has writing credits
for two songs that were used in two 1933 films. The Wheels of Destiny,
from the film of the same name, and The Trail Herd from THE TRAIL DRIVE.
The songs can be found in Ken Maynard's Songs of the Trails published by
M M Cole in 1935.
Larry Hopper
Re: CowboyPal Trivia for September
27, 2005
From: John H
Sent: Tuesday, September
27, 2005 7:24 PM
Subject: Re: Gene
Autry's first song
Boy, love this site.
One never knows what is to be learned here. Larry Hopper's
answer to the above question is very full, but leads to another question:
why was Ken Maynard dubbed by Bob Nolan? Maynard was, himself, a
singer. I have at least two cuts of him on compilations of him singing
"Home on the Range" and "The Lone Star Trail". Also, I have heard
(on the Saddle Pals station on the live365.com site) several songs credited
to him.---
John Hindsill
Re: CowboyPal Trivia for September
27, 2005
From: larryhxl
Sent: Tuesday, September
27, 2005 7:52 AM
The first FULL song
Gene Autry sang on film was "Someday in Wyoming (The Wyoming Waltz)" written
by Smiley Burnettee and Gene. This was in the Ken Maynard film "In Old
Santa Fe." Technically the first thing he sang was a fragment of a square
dance "... chicken in the bread pan pickin' out dough." This was also the
same square dance that Dick Weston (Roy Rogers) sang in Gene's "The Old
Barn Dance." The other songs in "In Old Santa Fe" music interlude with
Gene were: "Mama Don't Allow" - performed by Smiley Burnette and then "In
Old Santa Fe" sung by Gene and the gathered guests. Additional trivia:
Ken Maynard "sang" two songs in the film. "As Long As I Have My Dog" and
"Because You Didn't Get the Girl." Both were voiced by Bob Nolan of the
Sons of the Pioneers.
Larry Hopper
HELP!!
From: Bgrafton
Sent: Monday, September
26, 2005 7:23 PM
Any idea how I could
contact Lee Aakers,who played Rusty in the Rin Tin Tin tv shows! Any help
would be appreciated. Thanks!!
From,Sheriff R.H.Beltner,Taylor
Co.Sheriffs Dept.,Grafton,WV.
Desert Pete
From: Jerry Mann
Sent: Monday, September
26, 2005 11:00 AM
I remember a western
song from way back in the 50's that told the story of one "Desert Pete."
I don't rember who recorded it and I do not remember the words except that
Desert Pete had this well out in the desert that he cared for and every
one was welcome to take all the water the needed and the last line was
"thank you kindly Desert Pete." Can you tell me any thing about this
song.
Jerry Mann
Re: Desert Pete
From: Ron McKnight
Sent: Tuesday, September
27, 2005 7:56 AM
Subject: RE: Song
Titled "Desert Pete"
Hi Joe:
Jerry Mann is asking
about a song called "Desert Pete." It was recorded by the original
members of "The Kingston Trio." I have the song on some of their
CDs. I don't know who wrote it.
Regards:
Ron McKnight.
"Your Canadian CowboyPal"
CowboyPal
Trivia for September 26, 2005
From: Bobby Copeland
Sent: Sunday, September
25, 2005 3:36 PM
TRIVIA: What B-Western
had the longest title?
Answer Tomorrow
Re:
CowboyPal Trivia for September 26, 2005
From: ljwelch
Sent: Monday, September
26, 2005 3:04 PM
Subject: Longest
B-Western Title
I'm going with "Tenting
Tonight on the Old Campground" (1943) with Johnny Mack Brown. That
title has 32 letters in it.
Larry
My Dad??
From: Randy McDonald
Sent: Sunday, September
25, 2005 12:54 PM
Joe,
My mom always told
me that my dad was one of the "Original" Sons of the Pioneers. His
name was John or Johnny Vaughan - ever heard of him in conecction with
them? I know, I know what's with the "McDonald" last name, I was adopted.
Thanks,
Randy
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will be furnished upon request by cowboypal@sbcglobal.net
Song Lyrics
From: Greta Preston
Sent: Sunday, September
25, 2005 11:41 AM
Hi - Can anyone
ot there tell me where to find the words to a song called "When The Cactus
Is In Bloom". Gene Autry sang it in Back In The Saddle but I remember hearing
it as a youngster and there were a lot more verses to it.
Thanks,
Greta Preston
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will be furnished upon request by cowboypal@sbcglobal.net
Re: Song Lyrics
From: tbd production
Sent: Tuesday, September
27, 2005 1:26 PM
Subject: Lyrics--When
The Cactus Is In Bloom
When The Cactus Is
In Bloom
words and music
by Jimmy Rodgers
Cattle prowl and
the coyotes howl
Out on the Great
Divide
Never done no wrong,
just singin' a song
As down the trail
I ride
Rattle snakes rattle
at the prairie dogs
You can hear that
mournful tune
'Cause it's round-up
time, a-way out west
When the cactus
is in bloom
Yodel...
CHORUS
Daylight comes and
the cowhands yell
They call out every
man
Throw my saddle
on my old cow horse
I drink my coffee
from a can
The sun goes down
on the cattle trail
And I'm gazin' at
the moon
'Cause it's round-up
time, a-way out west
When the cactus
is in bloom
Yodel . . .
Now we don't have
cold weather
It never snows or
rains
This is where the
sun shines best
Out on the western
plains
Some of the boys
are gone away
But they will be
back soon
'Cause it's round-up
time, a-way out west
When the cactus
is in bloom
Yodel...
CHORUS
©Peer International
Corp. (BMI)
Tommy
Bond
From: Bobby Copeland
Sent: Sunday, September
25, 2005 11:40 AM
'Little Rascals'
Actor Thomas Bond Dies
Sep 25, 7:49 AM
(ET)
LOS ANGELES (AP)
- Thomas Ross Bond, who played Butch the bully in the "Our Gang" and "The
Little Rascals" serials of the 1930s, has died. He was 79. Bond died Saturday
of complications from heart disease at Northridge Hospital, said his manager,
Frank Marks. Bond played a member of the Gang named Tommy. After his first
year he was dropped from the cast but returned later in the role of Butch,
the archenemy of Alfalfa. Bond appeared in dozens of "Our Gang" and "Little
Rascals" features before outgrowing the role. Born Sept. 16, 1926 in Dallas,
Bond got his start at the age of 5 when a talent scout for Hal Roach studios
approached him as he was leaving a movie theater with his mother. The scout
"asked him if he'd be interested in acting, (said) he had a great face
and he could set up an appointment with Hal Roach in L.A.," Marks said.
His grandmother drove him in what, at the time, was a rugged journey: "It
was all dirt roads from Dallas to L.A," Marks said. In the 1940s, Bond
played Jimmy Olsen in two Superman movies and appeared as Joey Pepper in
several installments of the "Five Little Peppers" serial. In 1951, Bond
quit acting and went into television directing and production work before
retiring in 1991. Bond is survived by his wife, Pauline, son Thomas Ross
Bond III and a grandson.
Milburn Stone - Doc Adams
of Gunsmoke
From: ROBERT SPEAR
Sent: Saturday,
September 24, 2005 9:33 AM
Subject: ref: Recording
by Milburn Stone [Doc Galen Adams] Gunsmoke
Has anyone heard
of or have a recording by Milburn Stone [Doc Galen Adams] from Gunsmoke
possibly recorded in 1960's with possible title of "When you and I were
young". would like to try and find a copy. thanks for reading and any help.
Rob from VA
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will be furnished upon request by cowboypal@sbcglobal.net
Vasquez Rock famous Repulic
Studios landmark featured in many of their B-Western films
From: William Sasser
Sent: Tuesday, September
20, 2005 8:23 PM
Subject: Photo of
the Day
Here is an August
photo of Vasquez Rocks. Bill
Mystery Cowboy IV
I was an early B-Western
cowboy. Be first to identify this cowboy, I'll send you a two (2) cd's 
of the complete Hopalong Cassidy radio programs in MP3 format, 104
episodes and 1 audition episode. Your email dated sent time will determine
if you're first to identify.
Re: Mystery Cowboy
IV
Bobby Copeland and
Jason Corbett guessed Charles Stevens correctly also
Re: Mystery Cowboy IV
From: William Sasser
Sent: Tuesday, September
20, 2005 7:59 PM
Joe, the mystery cowboy
is Charles Stevens, I think. Bill Sasser
Re: Mystery Cowboy IV
From: Ralph Unroe
Sent: Tuesday, September
20, 2005 5:06 PM
Subject: Tuesdays Mystery
Cowboy
I believe he is Charlie
Stevens. "Bad to the bone"
Follow
up question about two Gene Autry songs
From: RMaryman
Sent: Monday, September
19, 2005 10:07 AM
Joe-
You may recall that
I wrote to you about a month ago inquiring about a song that Gene Autry
sang in one of his movies.
It turns out that
there were two songs with a similar theme, but the tune and words are different.
The first, "Good Bye Pinto" was sung in :"the Man from Music Mountain"
and is a slow "lament" type song. The other is "So Long, Old Pinto" and
is a slight bit more up tempo (was sung in the movie "The Old Corral" I
think - otherwise it was in Oh Susanna)
What company published
Gene Autry's originals, and is there any other online resource for finding
out more info about these songs. I can transcribe them if push-comes-to-shove,
but that takes a lot of time (and my wife gets irritated if I stop and
replay and stop and replay etc etc.)
Thanks again for
your help and Happy trails!
Rick M
Staunton VA
From: CowboyPal
Gene's musical works
were published by Western Music Publishing. Holywood CA and Gene
was also the owner
Follow up question about
two Gene Autry songs
From: larryhxl
Sent: Tuesday, September
20, 2005 7:25 AM
Subject: Follow
up question about two Gene Autry songs -Clarification
Rick;
GOOD BYE PINTO (Autry
/ Marvin / Rose) in "Man From Music Mountain"
was copyright by
Gene in 1938 08 29 and it was not published at that
time. It may have
been more recently by I am unaware of it. Also at
that time Gene's
songs were published by M M Cole of Chicago. Gene's
Western (West'rn)
Publishing wasn't founded until the early '40's.
SO LONG OLD PINTO
(Curt Massey) as given on a Varese-Sarabande CD
is credited to Oliver
Drake by Bloom's "Hollywood Song", The AFI
Catalog of Feature
Films, and in the film itself song credits are
shown for The Sons
of the Pioneers, Fleming Allen and Oliver Drake.
In any case finding
either a Massey or Drake sheet music will be
difficult.
Your best bet is
to transcribe from the songs themselves and get it
done in a day rather
than spend months looking for needles in far
flung haystacks.
Larry Hopper
CowboyPal Trivia
From: Bobby Copeland
Sent: Sunday, September
18, 2005 3:27 PM
Trivia: Who was
Charles Starrett's favorite sidekick?
Re: CowboyPal Trivia
From: Bobby Copeland
Sent: Tuesday, September
20, 2005 9:59 PM
Trivia answer: Starrett's
favorite sidekick was Cliff "Ukulele Ike" Edwards.
Re: CowboyPal Trivia
From: Ralph Unroe
Sent: Monday, September
19, 2005 9:33 AM
Subject: Smiley
Burnette
Smiley Burnette
was the favorite side kick. I had the pleasure of working a show with him
at Andrews AFB many years ago. A real gentleman.
Ralph T. Unroe
Mystery Cowboy III
From: Edward Phillips
Sent: Sunday, September
18, 2005 1:01 PM
Here's a new picture
for your use.
I was an early B-Western
cowboy. Be first to identify this cowboy, I'll send you a two (2) cd's
of the complete Hopalong Cassidy radio programs in MP3 format, 104
episodes and 1 audition episode. Your email dated sent time will determine
if you're first to identify.
From:
RPITT
Sent: Monday, September
19, 2005 2:34 PM
Subject: mystery
cowboy III
I think this might
be Fred Scott.
Ross
Re: Mystery Cowboy III
From: Bobby Copeland
Sent: Monday, September
19, 2005 7:53 PM
Mystery cowboy III:
Ted Wells???
Bobby is the winner
again!
From: CowboyPal
After this win I
ran out of cd's for the rest of of the month, just for Bobby!
Johnny
Mack Brown Festival
CowboyPal Podcast
from Bobby
From: Bobby Copeland
Sent: Friday, September
16, 2005 3:31 PM
The first Johnny
Mack Brown Festival was held on September 8, 9 and 10, 2005, in Johnny's
hometown of Dothan, Alabama. It was well planned event with lots of activities
including music, informative talks, videos of Johnny playing football at
Alabama, exhibit of Johnny memorabilia, a mock shootout, movies in the
historic opera house, and a shooting and gunhandling performance
by sharpshooter Joe Bowman. But the highlight of the festival was the opportunity
to mingled with Johnny's children, Cynthia, Locky, and Sally, who came
from her home in Norway. The fans fell in love with Brown family, who were
most friendly, and were and ready and willing to answer the many questions
posed to them about their famous father. The first day's activity started
with the dedication of a Johnny Mack Brown historical marker at the already
existing mural of Johnny on one of the buildings in downtown Dothan. Some
of the other festival activities include: A video called “Roses of
Crimson” a film produced by the Alabama Center for Public Television
& Radio was enjoyed by an enthusiastic audience. The video told
story of Alabama football, focusing primarily on the 1926 Rose Bowl, and
including rare footage of the game and its stars, including Johnny.
A presentation by Ken Gaddy, Director of University of Alabama’s
Bear Bryant Museum, who spoke and showed photos of Johnny and the 1926
Rose Bowl. Bobby Copeland, author of the recent book Johnny Mack Brown
- Up Close and Personal, gave a talk each day on Johnny's film career.
Cynthia Brown Hale
(Johnny's daughter), George Coan (publisher of The Old Cowboy Picture Show),
and Bobby Copeland introduced several of the movies. There were two rooms
filled with memorabilia including Johnny's Alabama letterman's sweater,
and his Rose Bowl blanket. A nearby museum had on display of 45 movie posters
of Johnny and other western stars loaned from the Western Art Museum from
Cartersville, Georgia. The event concluded with a western hoedown at the
nearby Landmark Park with music, barbeque dinner, and a Johnny Mack movie.
A great time was had by all the fans. However, the lack of sales by the
dealers and the small attendance was disappointing.
Plans are already
under way for the event for the upcoming two years. Hopefully, it will
continue. A tip of the hat goes to William Holman and has fine staff on
providing a fun-filled three days for the fans of the great Johnny Mack
Brown.
Mystery Cowboy II
Name this mystery
cowboy. Identify this cigarette chomping cowboy, I'll send you a two (2)
cd's with Guy Madison as
Wild Bill Hickok radio programs in MP3 format, along with his sidekick
Andy Devine as Jingles. Your email dated sent time will determine if you're
first to identify.
Re:
Mystery Cowboy II
The winner is Bobby
Copeland
From: Bobby Copeland
Sent: Friday, September
16, 2005 9:16 PM
Mystery cowboy II
is: Another guess: Stanley Price.
Re:
Mystery Cowboy II
From: CowboyPal
Had answers from
From RPITT Sat 9/17/2005
9:25 AM Mystery cowboy II is Stanley L. Price.
Ross
Re:
Mystery Cowboy II
From: Mike Merryman
Sent: Saturday,
September 17, 2005 12:04 AM
Subject: Re: MYSTERY
COWBOY II
Joe, was it Guy
Madison himself? Mike
Mystery
Cowboy
I was a B-Western
movie regular. Be first to identify this cowboy, I'll send you a two (2)
cd's of the complete
Hopalong Cassidy radio programs in MP3 format, 104 episodes and 1 audition
episode. Your email dated sent time will determine if you're first to identify.
Re:
Mystery Cowboy
Winner is Larry
Hopper
From: larryhxl
Sent: Thursday,
September 15, 2005 5:27 AM
It appears to be
Edmund Cobb.
Larry Hopper
Re: Mystery Cowboy
From: CowboyPal
Had answers from
Bobby Copeland - Ed Cobb at 7:45 AM, Ralph Unroe ( wrong answer Bill Cody)
Ken
Maynard photo
From: Hal Larson
Sent: Wednesday,
September 14, 2005 12:45 PM
I have an original
8x10 photo autographed by Ken Maynard. Is there a value to this one?
Thank You !
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will be furnished upon request by cowboypal@sbcglobal.net
Dean Smith
From: James Johst
Sent: Tuesday, September
13, 2005 12:50 PM
Joe, I've got some
photo's of Dean Smith and his wife and son taken at the preboot party.
Do you have a mailing address for him?
Thanks
Jim Johst
Pre-Golden
Boot Party - Red Ryder's sidekick Robert Blake
From: William Sasser
Sent: Monday, September
12, 2005 5:03 PM
Joe, here is a photo
of Ray Smith, Vice-President of the Williamsburg Film Festival, with Robert
Blake at the Jim Roberts Round-up held at the Sportsman's Lodge in Studio
City on the night before the Golden Boot Awards. Bill Sasser
Gene
Autry movie
From:
edwin hawley
Sent:
Sunday, September 11, 2005 1:11 PM
Gene
Autry movie
I
have a Gene Autry movie called South of Texas .Why isn't it listed anywhere?
I know it's a short version of South of the Border but it's not mentioned
anywhere in his list of films. Thanks, Ed Hawley
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will be furnished upon request by cowboypal@sbcglobal.net
Re: Gene Autry movie
From: larryhxl
Sent: Monday, September
12, 2005 9:16 AM
Ed
Most lists of a
stars films do not carry the alternate titles used when they were edited
and released for television showings, just like alternate titles used overseas
or working titles prior to release are rarely shown.
Among the Autry
films clipped and retitled are:
RED RIVER VALLEY
- Man of the Frontier
SOUTH OF THE BORDER
- South of Texas
GAUCHO SERENADE
- Keep Rollin'
Tape distributors
may possibly feel safe in distributing the TV versions knowing that
the Autry organization has ownership of the films in their complete original
manifestations, but a lawyer would have to check the facts of copyright
ownership and transfers. They are more involved than just looking at a
listing on the Copyright site which
only lists registrations,
renewals and transfers since January 1978. Some Columbia titles were changed
for release in Great Britain.
BARBED WIRE - False
News
SONS OF NEW MEXICO
- The Brat
STRAWBERRY ROAN
- Fools Awake
Larry Hopper
Sons
of the Pioneers
From:
bb
Sent:
Sunday, September 11, 2005 6:54 AM
Great
website! I saw your page on the Sons of the Pioneers and was wondering
if you could help me locate a song of theirs. As I recall, the song
goes something like this:
This
is my wish for you, with all of my heart,
May
other lips that you touch, just remind you how much I love you
And
though you’re gone from me, this is my prayer
If
someone else breaks your heart, just remember that I still care
And
when dreams come true, and your heart is free
May
every dream that you dream be a dream of me
Can
you help me find the album that contains this song or direct me to where
I might look for it?
Regards,
BB
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Horse's name
From:
Lapradejd
Sent:
Thursday, September 08, 2005 11:23 PM
I
have been trying to find out the name of Matt Dillion's horse in Gunsmoke.
I recently bought a young buckskin and am trying to find just the right
name for it.
Thanks,
J&D
in Tx
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be furnished upon request by cowboypal@sbcglobal.net
Re: horse's
name
From: Rick Adsit
Sent: Saturday,
September 10, 2005 10:36 PM
Subject: Matt Dillon
Horse
Matt called
his horse "Buck" on the Tv series.
The horse was also
supposedly used on its days off by Ben Cartright, who also called the horse
"B U C K''.
Les Gilliam
one of the headliners of upcoming Gene Autry Festival
Hi
folks,
I
added 6 more photos from the "LES GILLIAM LUNCH" that we had on August
27th. You can CLICK
HERE to open the page with the photos. Then CLICK on each small photo
to see them larger. Hope you enjoy seeing them and let me know if you see
any errors or have any questions.
(or
copy & paste http://users.waymark.net/roywtucker/ga/August_2005_Lunch/index.htm
into your browser.
Happy
Trails to you,
Roy
Tucker
Message from Millennium
Re:
Gulf Coast Hurricane
From:
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Sent:
Monday, September 05, 2005 1:50 PM
Just
to let you all know that our deepest and most humble sympathies reside
with the victims of the recent cyclone which hit parts of your country.
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and warm regards, Yours sincerely Ratnesh Kumar Upadhyay www.mwfglobal.com,
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Trivia Question
From:
Wade Austin
Sent:
Saturday, September 03, 2005 1:43 PM
In
the early 1940's Republic proposed a film based on the Lewis and
Clark Expedition to explore the west. Name the actors who were supposed
to star in the movie.
Re: Trivia Question
Answer:
According to Jack Mathis' REPUBLIC CONFIDENTIAL, VOL. 1, Gene Autry and
John Wayne were to portray Lewis and Clark with Roy Rogers as the scout.
Wade
Austin
Josh Randall's Gun.
From:
King Akers
Sent:
Friday, September 02, 2005 4:06 PMI just saw a DVD set of "Wanted: Dead
or Alive." The box says Josh Randall carried a sawed-off shotgun,
and I read that somewhere else. I thought it was a rifle. It
looks like a rifle, including the ring for the cocking handle.
Re:
Josh Randall's Gun
From:
Rick Adsit
Sent:
Saturday, September 10, 2005 10:32 PM
Subject:
Josh Randall's gun
The
gun was an altered 44-40, with the "big" loop added. The shells carried
on his belt were 45-70 .........well they looked good.
Re: Josh Randall's Gun.
From:
Bobby Copeland
Sent:
Saturday, September 03, 2005 8:13 AM
Re
JOSH RANDALL: His gun was a custom-made .30-.40 sawed-off Winchester
carbine - referred to as his "mare's Laig."
McQueen
died Nov, 7, 1980. Wow!! Can it really be that long???
Trivia Question
From:
Bobby Copeland
Sent:
Friday, September 02, 2005 2:42 PM
TRIVIA:
When were Roy Rogers and Trigger's hand, boot and hoof prints placed in
cement courtyard at Grauman's Chinese Theatre?
Re: Trivia Question
From:
Bobby Copeland
Sent:
Saturday, September 03, 2005 8:18 AM
TRIVIA
ANSWER: Roy and Trigger had their prints put in cement at the Grauman Chinese
theater on April 21, 1949.?
Re: Trivia Question
From:
William Sasser
Sent:
Saturday, September 03, 2005 11:26 AM
Roy
Rogers
Joe,
attached is a photo taken on August 15th of Ray Smith, Williamsburg Film
Festival Vice President, at the Roy Rogers site in the courtyard at the
Chinese Theater in Hollywood (the event took place April 21, 1949)
Re:
Trivia Question
From:
Ron McKnight
Sent:
Saturday, September 03, 2005 7:19 AM
Subject:
RE: Trigger's Hoof Prints & Roy's Hand & Boot Prints Ceremony At
Grauman's Chinese Theater
This
is an educated guess. I would say at the premiere of "Son Of Paleface"
which Roy co-starred with Bob Hope and Jane Russell in 1952. I don't
know the exact date.
Kindest
Regards:
Ron
McKnight.
"Your
Canadian CowboyPal"
Gene
Autry in Gaucho Serenade
Re: Lone Ranger
Rock, Chatsworth CA
requested by cowboyhh
(see msg in this column below)
The
Lone Ranger Rock submitted by Bill Sasser,
Thanks
Brother Bill this was taken by Bill on 8/14/05
Re: Roy Rogers &
Dale Evans Museum
formerly located
in Victorville, CA (Now in Branson, MO)
Roy-Dale-Gabby
From:
mccbill
Sent:
Thursday, August 25, 2005 12:21 PM
I got this at the Roy Rogers Museum in 1997 . I just found it and
thought
you might like to see it .
Bill McCann
The new darling of western music Kata Hay, Oklahoma's
answer to Shania Twain download a sampler mp3 selection Canyon
Del Diablo from her
CD
Cowboys, Guitars and a Little Bit of Swing
Checkout
her music website http://www.silvercreekmusic.com/KataHay.html
or Google her
The
Sons of the Pioneers
From: Mary Goodell
Sent: Friday, August
26, 2005 5:37 PM
We were wondering
if you knew if The Son of the Pioneers still perform anywhere? We saw them
several years ago in Lubbock, TX at a cowboy symposium. Also, they used
to have a show in Branson, MO, but I'm not finding their show listed there
anymore. We really enjoyed them and have some of their music but seeing
them at a live concert is so much better.
Thanks,
Mary
Mary's Email address
will be furnished upon request by cowboypal@sbcglobal.net
Lone Ranger Rock, Chatsworth
From: cowboyhh
Sent: Wednesday,
August 24, 2005 12:14 AM
Hello:
I was wondering if anyone knows if the Lone Ranger Rock is still accessible,
am planning a trip to Cal. in Oct. for the Lone Pine film festival, and
was going by way of Chatsworth and was concerned to know if it was worth
my while since there is so much
Development in that
area. I'm basing my info on "David Rothel's book An Ambush of Ghosts",
A very very good
book on the old western movie Locations.
Thanks,
Herb
Herb's Email address
will be furnished upon request by cowboypal@sbcglobal.net
Re: Lone Ranger Rock, Chatsworth
From: Edward Phillips
Sent: Wednesday,
August 24, 2005 8:55 PM
The Lone Ranger
rock is still visible from the road leading into the Iverson development
area. You used to be able to work your way down to the rock but the
vegitation makes it pretty slippery. The Garden Of the Gods is a
park so you can see all those great rock formations. On the trail
up to the park you can look over to Nyoka's cliff and get a good view of
the Lone Ranger rock. If you go to Iverson's you may as well go on
up the pass road to Simi Valley and visit old Corriganville. It's
about 5 miles. It's a wildlife corridor now but you can still see
the town foundations and the empty lake. Lots of hiking trails.
Also in Simi is the Ronald Reagan Museum.
Ed Phillips
eBay Lone Ranger auction
From: Tim and Karen
Lasiuta
Sent: Sunday, August
21, 2005 3:39 PM
I'm currently running
a Lone Ranger litho auction on EBay and would love it if you would
post the url.
Tim Lasiuta
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=6553448838&ssPageName=ADME:L:DS:US:8
James Brown - Lt. Rip Masters
From: linda ruhl
Sent: Sunday, August
21, 2005 1:08 PM
Hi Joe, I am looking
for a question sent in by a relative of James Brown, requesting pictures
for a family reunion. She received one reply regarding a set of pictures
that was sold on eBay a few years ago. I am trying to contact the buyer
of those pictures and need the eBay auction number which was included in
the response you posted. Any chance you still have a record of this? I
couldn't find it on your website, although I had seen it there in the past.
Also,I am still looking for anyone with any anecdotes etc about James Brown
for the biography I am writing. I have had several great contacts, icluding
some family members, but welcome any legitimate stories etc about him...also
trying to contact Lee Aaker, without much success. Thanks for your help!..Linda
Ruhl
Linda's Email address
will be furnished upon request by cowboypal@sbcglobal.net
L Q Jones
From: Carole Monday
Sent: Friday, August
19, 2005 1:16 AM
L Q Jones has a
birthday this month. He will be 78. Since he is one of my favorite
character actors and appeared in many westerns, maybe someone on this site
can help me. I want to send him a card. I have looked all over the internet
for a fan club or an address to which I can contact him. Thanks for
any help. Carole from KY
Email address will
be furnished upon request by cowboypal@sbcglobal.net
Allan
"Rocky" Lane
From: Ian Foley,
Round Rock TX
Sent: Thursday,
August 18, 2005 7:09 PM
Hey zeke! can you
read? (Zeke as I was nicknamed by my ex co-worker is another monicker for
CowboyPal)
Silent
Cowboy Star
From: john &
dot
Sent: Thursday,
August 18, 2005 3:31 PM
Who was the silent
cowboy star who rode a horse called Timber, who had a Ranch in El Cajon,
California about 120 miles south of LA in the late forties?
I grew up there and I remember my dad taking me there to ride as a child.
Wilfred Brimley
From: Stephen Maxfield
Sent: Thursday,
August 18, 2005 1:02 AM
I have a co-worker
who says Wilfred Brimley was a bodyguard for Howard Hughes. Any truth to
this?
RE: Wilfred Brimley
From: ljwelch
Sent: Thursday,
August 18, 2005 9:51 AM
Check out this link.
There is a reference to Wilford Brimley being a bodyguard for Howard Huges
but that is all it says. Note: On my browser this site came
up with a black background and gray letters and is pretty difficult to
read.
http://www.nerf-herders-anonymous.net/WilfordBrimley.html
Larry
August 16, 2005 - Trivia
Question
From: Wade Austin
Sent: Monday, August
15, 2005 4:29 PM
What cowboy hero
played a small role in an A-movie opposite a former B-western actress who
wrote a screenplay for a John Wayne movie.
Wade Austin
RE: August 16, 2005
- Trivia Question
Answer is: Monte
Hale in THE CHASE opposite Martha Hyer, who gets credit for ROOSTER
COGBURN under anolther name.
Wade Austin
RE: August 16, 2005 - Trivia
Question
From: jcorbett
Are you talking
about Monte Hale in The Chase? Starred Marlon Brando and others,
one of which was Martha Hyer, who wrote the story for Rooster Cogburn.
Question about a Gene Autry
song lyric
From: RMaryman
Sent: Sunday, August
14, 2005 8:43 PM
Thanks for a wonderful
web page on the Silver Screen cowboy heroes...I have had a great time reading
some of the info, and plan to do some more lookin 'round. I was hoping
that you might be able to point me in the correct direction for finding
out the lyrics to a song that Gene sang in at least 2 movies. I think that
it is called "Goodbye, Pinto" (because that is the only recurring line
in the song). As a horse lover, I really would like to locate this song,
especially if it was ever published. Since I don't really know where to
look for this type of info, I was hoping you could at least point me in
the best direction.
Thanks again for
a great website.
Rick Maryman
Staunton, VA
August 13, 2005 - Trivia
Question
From: Charlie Murphy
Sent: Saturday,
August 13, 2005 12:36 PM
What is the title
and star and date of the movie, the only B-western in which Marilyn Monroe
was seen?
Re: August 13, 2005
- Trivia Question
Answer is: Riders
of the Whispering Pines, 1949, starring Gene Autry. Gene's heavy-drinking
friend was pining over the death of his wife, and when he pulled out her
picture it was Marilyn Monroe. She did not actually appear, (but her picture
did more than once.)
Charlie Murphy
Re: August 13, 2005 - Trivia
Question
From: CowboyPal
Here's the picture
in question, supposedly of Marilyn Monroe from the movie Riders of the
Whistling Pine, 1949. I am not positive that's Marilyn, could be? Would
like to compare pinup pics of (Marilyn) of the same era.
Re: August 13, 2005 - Trivia
Question
From: Bobby Copeland
Sent: Sunday, August
14, 2005 6:10 PM
Re Trivia/Marilyn
Monroe: I'll take a shot ... Gene Autry; RIDERS OF THE WHISTLING PINE;
May 1949. A photo was shown of a pretty girl, and the girl in the photo
was Marilyn.
August 12, 2005 - Trivia
Question
From: Bobby Copeland
Sent: Friday, August
12, 2005 7:55 PM
TRIVIA: Andy Devine
played Jingles in the Wild Bill Hickok TV show. Who was the first choice
for the role of Jingles?
RE: August 12, 2005
- Trivia Question
From: Bobby Copeland
Answer is: Andy
Devine/Jingles: Burl Ives was first choice for the role of Jingles, but
he would not do it for the money offered.
RE: August 12, 2005 - Trivia
Question
From: Bobby Copeland
No Answers for above
question, Good Job Bobby, that was a hoof stomper.
CowboyPal
August 12, 2005 - Trivia Question
From: Bobby Copeland
Sent: Saturday,
August 6, 2005 5:56 PM
(This email got
lost in the shuffle, CowboyPal)
In the black and
white episodes of the TV's Lone Ranger, what color mask did he wear?
Re: August 12, 2005
- Trivia Question
Answers are below
Re: August 12, 2005 - Trivia
Question
From: Ron McKnight
Sent: Friday, August
12, 2005 1:38 PM
Subject: Colour
Of The Lone Ranger's Mask In The B&W TV Episodes
The colour of the
Lone Ranger's mask in the b&w episodes on tv was purple. Purple
showed up much better as black mask in the infancy days of b&w tv.
Kindest Regards:
Ron McKnight.
"Your Canadian CowboyPal"
Re: August 12, 2005 - Trivia
Question
From: Angel.Gutierrez
Sent: Friday, August
12, 2005 7:21 AM
Subject: Lone Ranger's
mask
It looked Grey
Angel M Gutierrez
Re: August 12, 2005 - Trivia
Question
From: Varoom
Sent: Friday, August
12, 2005 4:57 AM
The color of the
mask as seen on B/W tv was PURPLE. Blacks would appear grey hence the purple
color to appear blacker then what it really was. I think.
August 11, 2005 - Trivia
Question
From: Bobby Copeland
Sent: Wednesday,
August 10, 2005 6:08 AM
Trivia: Only one
time was a sidekick's screen name used in the title of a movie. Who was
the sidekick and what was the name of the movie?
Answers below are
correct
Re: August 11, 2005 - Trivia
Question
From: gerald walton
Sent: Thursday,
August 11, 2005 10:16 AM
Answer to Bobby
Copeland question is - Fuzzy Settles Down - with Buster Crabbe and Al "Fuzzy"
St. John 1944
Re: August 11, 2005 - Trivia
Question
From: Angel.Gutierrez
Sent: Thursday,
August 11, 2005 7:57 AM
Fuzzy Q Jones in
FUZZY SETTLES DOWN
Angel M Gutierrez
Re:
August 11, 2005 - Trivia Question
From: ljwelch
Sent: Thursday,
August 11, 2005 7:23 AM
Would that be FUZZY
SETTLES DOWN (1944) with Buster Crabbe.
Larry
Red River Remake
From: George Hays
Sent: Saturday,
August 06, 2005 7:28 PM
I recently viewed
the movie Red River, starring James arness. where can I get a copy of it?
George's Email address
will be furnished upon request by cowboypal@sbcglobal.net
A Hollywood Question
From: flippi
Sent: Sunday, August
07, 2005 1:58 PM
This mail got lost
in the shuffle, CowboyPal (Sorry about that)
For years I have
had questions about westerns that are driving me crazy .Can you help me?
1) Why do
they put blankets over the saddles and ruin a good western?
2) Did jails on
ground level really have windows in cells with just bars ,
when all the criminals partners could simply slide a gun through or between
the bars.
Does Hollywood
really think we are that stupid?
Thank You Very Much
Fred
Fred's Email address
will be furnished upon request by cowboypal@sbcglobal.net
Cowboy
in the movies or TV series
From: "sheree ward"
Sent: Wednesday,
August 10, 2005 5:41 PM
Back in the
late 70's or maybe early 80's there was a western serie that aired.
It seems to me the actor was robert something. He had a sidekick
I think. Have any idea what wetsern series this was and who the actor
may have been named robert? love22
Sheree's Email address
will be furnished upon request by cowboypal@sbcglobal.net
August
10, 2005 - Trivia Question
From: Bobby Copeland
Sent: Tuesday, August
09, 2005 6:23 PM
TRIVIA: In 1939,
Gary Cooper ranked was ranked no. 1 in what?
Answer below are
correct
Re: August 10, 2005
- Trivia Question
From: ljwelch
Sent: Wednesday,
August 10, 2005 3:57 AM
In 1939 Gary Cooper
was the number one wage earner in the United States earning $482,819.
Larry
Re:
August 10, 2005 - Trivia Question
From: Angel.Gutierrez@Lennar.com
Sent: Wednesday,
August 10, 2005 10:56 AM
He was the top wage
earner in 1939
Angel M Gutierrez
August
8, 2005 - Trivia Question
From: CowboyPal
Without looking
at IMdb or the video, name the Republic guest stars that show-up for the
Roy Rogers movie, "Trail of Robin Hood"?
You can leave out,
Jack Holt, Penny Edwards, Sis and Splinters McGonigle and rest of the supporting
cast.
Re: August 8, 2005
- Trivia Question
Answers below are
correct Angel gets an A with a gold star, Varoom gets an A , left a cowboy
out.
Re: August 8, 2005 - Trivia
Question
From: Bill McCann
(Thanks for the great Pic Brother Bill, CowboyPal)
Trail of Robin Hood
Guest Stars
Republic Guest Stars
in bottom row (l to r, Tom Keene, Roy Rogers, William Farnum, Tim Holt
's pop Jack Holt)
top row (l to r,
Rex Allen, Tom Tyler, Ray "Crash" Corrigan, Allan "Rocky" Lane, Monte Hale,
George Cheeseboro, Kermit Maynard.
Re: August 8, 2005 - Trivia
Question
From: Angel.Gutierrez
Sent: Monday, August
08, 2005 9:28 AM
Subject: TRAIL OF
ROBIN HOOD
Rex Allen &
Koko, Ray Corrigan, Allan "Rocky" Lane, Monte Hale, Tom Tyler, William
Farnum, Kermit Maynard, and George Cheesebro
Angel M Gutierrez
Re: August 8, 2005 - Trivia
Question
From: Varoom
To: cowboypal@sbcglobal.net
Sent: Monday, August
08, 2005 5:01 AM
In no particular
order: Rocky Lane (wearing his traditional blue jeans) Monte Hale (always
smiling) Rex Allen (who appeared to never age) Ray Corrigan (always ready
for a fight or a shootout) Kermit Maynard (If he had smiled and wore 2
revolvers would of been as popular as his brother) Tom Keene and Tom Tyler
(a lot of Tom's in westerns) and of course Roy (always well tailored and
photogenic)
August 7, 2005 -
Trivia Question
From: ljwelch
Sent: Saturday,
August 06, 2005 3:09 PM
Allan 'Rocky' Lane
also had a special clause in his contract. Anyone know what that
was?
Larry
Re: August 7, 2005
- Trivia Question
Answer is From:
ljwelch
Sent: Saturday,
August 06, 2005 7:17 PM
He had a clause
stating that he was the only one that could wear blue jeans in his movies.
All the other men had to wear some other kind of pants.
Larry
Re: August 7, 2005 - Trivia
Question
From: Ralph Unroe
Sent: Sunday, August
07, 2005 1:01 PM
I believe Rocky
Lane had it that no one but himself would wear blue jeans.
Ralph T. Unroe
Re: August 7, 2005 - Trivia
Question
From: Jerry Baumann
Sent: Sunday, August
07, 2005 12:47 PM
WOULD THE ROCKY
LANE CLAUSE BE THAT HE WAS THE ONLY ONE ALLOWED TO WEAR BLUE JEANS IN HIS
FILMS?
August 6, 2005 - Trivia Question
From: Bobby Copeland
Sent: Friday, August
05, 2005 2:17 PM
STRIVIA: When Bill
Elliott left Columbia for Republic, he had a clause in his contract stating
he would not have to do something - what was it he would not have to do?
Bobby
Re: August 6, 2005
- Trivia Question
Answer is
From: Bobby Copeland
Sent: Sunday, August
07, 2005 7:39 AM
Trivia answer to
Bill Elliott: Varoom is correct. Elliott had it put into his contract that
he would not have to do serials. Bobby
Re: August 6, 2005 - Trivia
Question
From: Varoom
Sent: Saturday,
August 06, 2005 5:06 AM
When he started
with Republic his contract stated he would not have to do any serials.
Re: August 6, 2005 - Trivia
Question
From: Ralph Unroe
Sent: Saturday,
August 06, 2005 4:01 PM
I believe he had
a contract clause stating that at Republic, he would do no more serials.
R Unroe
August 5, 2005 - Trivia Question
From: CowboyPal
Who was this creed
written for, and who wrote it?
I believe that to
have a friend, a man must be one. That all men are created equal and that
everyone has within himself the power to make this a better world. That
God put firewood there but that every man must gather and light it himself.
In being prepared physically, mentally and morally to fight when necessary
for which is right. That a man should make the most of what equipment he
has. That "This government, of the people, by the people and for the people"
shall live always. That men should live by the rule of what is the best
for the greatest number. That sooner or later, somewhere, somehow, we must
settle with the world for what we have taken. That all things change but
truth, and that truth alone, lives on forever. In my Creator, my country,
my fellow man
Re: August 5, 2005 - Trivia
Question
From: John H
Sent: Friday, August
05, 2005 9:38 AM
That sounds like
the Lone Ranger's Creed. I would think that Fran Striker is the author
because he was the writer (and creator?) of the show. You thought
I would say that LR wrote it.---John Hindsill
Re: August 5, 2005 - Trivia
Question
From: ljwelch
Sent: Friday, August
05, 2005 6:02 AM
That is The Lone
Ranger Creed written by Fran Striker
Larry.
August 4, 2005 -
Trivia Question
From: Bobby Copeland
Sent: Wednesday,
August 03, 2005 8:15 PM
Supposedly, the
Bar 20 ranch (Hopalong Cassidy) was located where?
Bobby
Re: August 4, 2005
- Trivia Question
Answer From: Bobby
Copeland
Sent: Thursday,
August 04, 2005 8:16 PM
Trivia: The Bar
20 was supposedly located about 75 miles east of Prescott, AZ
Re: August 4, 2005 - Trivia
Question
From: ljwelch
Sent: Thursday,
August 04, 2005 10:06 AM
Subject: Bar 20
location
Two ranches, the
Bar 20 and the Three Triangle, surrounded the town of Buckskin which was
located in the Rio Pecos valley about 50 miles south of the New Mexico
Texas Border.
August 2, 2005 - Trivia Question
From: CowboyPal
Gail Davis was the
queen of Gene Autry's leading lady in how many of Gene's movies and what
studio?
Re: August 2, 2005
- Trivia Question
Answer is 14 and
the studio was Columbia
Re: August 2, 2005 - Trivia
Question
From: Angel.Gutierrez
Sent: Wednesday,
August 03, 2005 9:27 AM
Subject: GAIL DAVIS
Gail Davis starred
in a total of 13 movies with Gene, all for Columbia Pictures.
Angel M Gutierrez
Re: August 2, 2005 - Trivia
Question
From: Varoom
Sent: Wednesday,
August 03, 2005 4:38 AM
Subject: Gail Davis
Trivia
That would be 14
as Gene's leading lady and the studio was Columbia
Re: August 2, 2005 - Trivia
Question
From: RPITT111
Sent: Tuesday, August
02, 2005 2:06 PM
Subject: Trivia
Think I counted
15 movies Gail starred with Gene for Columbia Studios. Of course,
she starred as Annie Oakley for Gene's Flying "A" productions.
Ross
Re: August 2, 2005 - Trivia
Question
From: adepalma
Sent: Tuesday, August
02, 2005 1:44 PM
Subject: Gail Davis
Gail Davis, TV’s
Annie Oakley, was Gene Autry’s leading lady in fourteen of his films for
Columbia.
Alex DePalma
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