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    Hi,


    I found this forum while searching for some movies.


    I remember 'John Wayne Theater' Saturday afternoons when I was a kid. I'm looking for some older movies but only remember one scene.


    1. Western, Black and White
    JW says "I'd better go apologize" then walks up to the bar, pushes two guys out of the way and says "More Whiskey"


    2. Western, Black and White
    JW goes into an office I think it was behind the bar. Knocks the guy out then goes back into the bar. Someone says "What did he have to say" and JW says "He's sleeping on it".


    Thanks

    #1 was 'The Angel and the Badman". The start of the big barroom brawl scene.

    #2 was "War of the Wildcats" (always hated that ending....I wanted to actually see the fight and wanted a much bigger fight!)

    Quote from Holdcard

    Hi,


    I found this forum while searching for some movies.


    Thanks


    Hi Holdcard


    WELCOME to The JWMB-
    The Original John Wayne Message Board
    where fans come to have fun!


    Please take a look around,
    we're a friendly bunch of folks,
    and there is a wealth of information to see,
    regarding the great man.


    You may find these links useful:-



    John Wayne:- A Newbies Guide to Duke


    Link to Duke's Movies, Co-Stars- Pals Of The Saddle and Movie Locations


    Thanks to ZS_Maverick
    for answering your questions.

    Best Wishes
    Keith
    London- England

    Thanks! That didn't take long at all.


    I think I have 'Angel and the Bad Man', I'll have to look for 'War of the Wildcats'.


    Holdcard

    Welcome to the forum, Holecard. You found the right place for getting answers. A smart bunch we have here. Feel free to make yourself at home.

    Mark

    "I couldn't go to sleep at night if the director didn't call 'cut'. "