Posts from ethanedwards in thread „On This Day“

  • On This Day


    Hi Arthur,
    I totally agree with you,


    Best Wishes,
    Keith

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    Hi Vera,
    In answer to your question,
    Arthur is right in pointing out, that if not for the LoneStar/Monogram
    movies of the early days, most of which Robert North Bradbury directed,
    Duke, could have been lost forever!!!
    Those early films by the way, were:-


    1933. RIDERS OF DESTINY- (Lone Star/Monogram)
    1933. WEST OF THE DIVIDE- (LS/M)
    1934.-LUCKY TEXAN- (LS/M)
    1934. BLUE STEEL-(LS/M)
    1934. THE MAN FROM UTAH- (LS/M)
    1934. THE STAR PACKER- (LS/M)
    1934. THE TRAIL BEYOND- (LS/M
    1934.-LAWLESS FRONTIER- (LS/M)
    1935. TEXAS TERROR- (LS/M)
    1935. RAINBOW VALLEY- (LS/M)
    1935. THE DAWN RIDER- (LS/M)
    1935. WESTWOOD HO!- (Republic) First of new almalgamated company.
    1935. LAWLESS RANGE- (Republic)


    Hope this helps,
    Keith

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    Hi Arthur and Vera,
    Thanks for the posting on Ward Bond.
    To add to this, it seemed that being in complete control
    of Wagon Train, went to Wards head,
    and unfortunately, his attiude of the big 'I am'
    rankled many people,


    Keith

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    Hi Everyone,
    John McGiver, was of course BORN 93 years ago,
    and died in 1975.
    The film I Married A Woman was out in 1958,


    Best Wishes,
    Keith

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    Hi Bill,
    How worlds apart we are!!
    I'm just going to bed when you get up,
    and just going to work, when you're going to bed!!
    Such is life!


    Keith

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    Hi Arthur,
    Seems like, if you were gonna be famous,
    today was not the best day to be born!!
    However, on second thoughts,
    at least you'd have got noticed!!

    Keith

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    Hi Arthur,
    I liked Luis Alberni,
    He was in 170 odd films, including,
    playing that likeable Mexican rogue,
    in Duke's Warner Brothers,
    THE BIG STAMPEDE, and THE MAN FROM MONTERY.


    Best Wishes,
    Keith

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    Hi Arthur,
    Thanks for the post,
    it was both interesting and absorbing.
    I can imagine, Duke not being able to recite, the eulogy,
    after all, he wasn't above any feelings, at a time like that!
    Keith

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    Hi Arthur,
    WELCOME back, it sounds like you had a great holiday?
    What a lovely suprise for you at the hotel!
    I think those little things, make it so special.
    I am sure you educated our Amigos and amigas,
    all about the great man, El Duque!!
    Perhaps if they watched el hombre grande,
    they wouldn't bother chucking tomatoes, at each other.

    Best Wishes,
    Keith

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    Hi,
    All I know is that Woody was definitely a man,
    there is no doubt about that!!
    He was an athlete at UCLA and then a pro footballer.
    As to Fords relationship with him, I've no idea,
    but he and Duke nearly came to blows on the set of
    LIBERTY VALACE, which may not have been a smart move for
    Duke!!


    ee

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    Hi Arthur,
    Have a Happy Holiday,don't get too hot,
    and take it easy!
    We'll enjoy your posts, whilst you're away.
    Be good, take care,


    Best Wishes,
    Keith

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    Hi,
    Save Looking it up,
    you can also add:-
    CAST A GIANT SHADOW
    THE SONS OF KATIE ELDER
    THE SHOOTIST
    McQ


    Also,amongst others,
    THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN ARM
    WALK ON THE WILD SIDE
    TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD
    HAWAII
    THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE
    BIRDMAN OF ALCATRAZ
    HUD
    THE GREAT ESCAPE
    KINGS OF THE SUN
    THE CARPETBAGGERS
    THE HALLELUJAH TRAIL
    THE SCALPHUNTERS
    THE GYPSY MOTHS
    WHERE'S JACK
    GHOSTBUSTERS
    THE FIELD etc etc


    and oh, one small venture he composed the music for,
    THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN


    Keith