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Virginia City
When Errol Flynn’s first stab at a western, Dodge City, proved to be a financial hit Warners wasted no time in casting him in another. They reassembled as many of the cast and crew from the prev… more →
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Top 100 of the 1930s 70-66
obscureclassics wrote 1 week ago: 70. 5th Avenue Girl (Gregory LaCava, 1939) Another great film to come of the Golden Year of cinema, … more →
"The worst killers of the untamed West — ride and plunder again!"
50swesterns wrote 2 weeks ago: This is pre-1950 — a newspaper strip ad for RKO’s Return Of The Bad Men (1948). I found this, … more →
"Seven bullets from here..."
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50swesterns wrote 3 weeks ago: If you’ve seen 7 Men From Now, you know how good this ad is. And with it based on that incredi … more →
Three Killed in Celebrated Violence on American Street
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symonsezwlky wrote 1 month ago: Stories May Differ, but End Result the Same I always Wanted a Moustache Like Wyatt Earp On This Date … more →
A dubious distinction.
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50swesterns wrote 1 month ago: Carson City (1952) would probably be remembered just as a pretty decent Randolph Scott Western, dire … more →
The (Really) Odd Couple
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50swesterns wrote 1 month ago: How’d they pick these double bills? By pulling titles out of a hat? Randolph Scott, Budd Boett … more →
"A man with a killing coming to him!"
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50swesterns wrote 1 month ago: By the time he got around to The Stranger Wore A Gun (1953), Andre de Toth was no stranger to Randol … more →
The New Look Duke
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dcairns wrote 1 month ago: As part of my extraordinarily protracted birthday celebrations, we had my folks round for tea two da … more →
Hollywood Gossip - 08-30-1934
Vicki wrote 3 months ago: August 30, 1934 Cantor is Star at Post Street Eddie Cantor’s “Whoopee” is holding … more →
Lovely to Look At
happythoughts wrote 3 months ago: Roberta (1935) “Lovely to Look At,” the title of one of the songs featured in Roberta, … more →
The Tall T (1957) Budd Boetticher
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John Greco wrote 4 months ago: One of the ironies of Budd Boetticher’s “The Tall T” is that under different circumstances the t … more →
American Indians in Children&s Literature: William O. Steele&s THE ...
necohofa wrote 5 months ago: American Indians in Children&s Literature: William O. Steele&s THE … A reader wrote to … more →
Hollywood Bohemians Brazilian Take
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bla2222 wrote 5 months ago: A columnist in the Gay Brazilian magazine ISTOE wrote the following: Cultura Quando Hollywood era ga … more →
20 Shots: Hot Saturday (1932)
Brad Wrolstad wrote 7 months ago: “It wasn’t until his twenty-first movie, in 1935… that Grant gave a truly solid an … more →
Virginia City
livius1 wrote 8 months ago: When Errol Flynn’s first stab at a western, Dodge City, proved to be a financial hit Warners w … more →
Photo Friday- Spring has Sprung! « Tall Chick Tales
panmakit wrote 9 months ago: Posted on March 6, 2009 by Tall T. PHOTO FRIDAY. (click above for more information). photofriday.gif … more →
Randy Did Not Ride Alone: The B-Film Status of Randolph Scott.
deanob wrote 9 months ago: by Dean Brandum I have recently been finding the time to enjoy the Budd Boetticher box set released … more →
Budd Boetticher Box Set (Tall T, Decision at Sundown, Buchanan Rides Alone, Ride Lonesome, Comanche Station)
bilbur wrote 11 months ago: Few hauteur directors are more revered and beloved than Oscar “Budd” Boetticher, Jr., wh … more →
The Farmer's Daughter Remembered: The Biography of Actress Inger Stevens
ipoclassic wrote 11 months ago: Besides being a talented and prolific actress, Inger Stevens had a very interesting and abundant lif … more →
