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I believe this was either '49 or '51. The last song he wrote was "I saw the Light", performed it in a bar, then on the road. He passed December 12th, 1952.

This was when music was music and not just a lot of noise.

Wonder how Big Kate breathed with that corsette that tight.

May of been an "inaccurate depiction" of Wyatt Earp, but this was 1955. Custer was a hero, but in real life, a total Jackass. As it was stated, "When the legend becomes fact, print the legend." In the 50's, it made a great show. You don't like it, don't watch it.

Same photo alledgely from Tennessee.

And R.I.P. Jimmy Dean. Song writer, singer, and actor.

Uhhhhh gamillions.....Gene Kelly was a dancer. Gene Barry played Bat Masterson.

Thanks. Found it.

Too bad the idiot doesn't know what he's talking about.

mattisas1949

Awwww....you gave the ending away.

@actionsub

I agree.

Too bad too much of the story of Wyatt Earp is surrounded in rumors and legend. Although this is one heck of a good show (remember it from my younger days) a lot of research shows too much controversy.

They don't make movies like this anymore!!! Remember seeing it several times in my youth and always loved it. Wish I could find it on DVD.

This song represents the poor and oppressed. The term, "I owe my soul to the company store" meant just that. Like a gas card, you never paid it off. The mining company printed their own currency that could only be used in the store owned by the company. It was never enough, so when you bought...

All the family would watch his program on our Philco TV (look it up kids). We always laughed so hard, we'd be hurting so much we couldn't sleep afterwards.

Got to work with Jerry Reed while stationed in Korea on a special assignment. He was fantastic not only to the troops, but to those who worked for him. A really talented and fantastic man.

In the 40's, 50's and 60's, well into the 70's, many of the same scenes were in many of the same scenarios.....locales....as previous ones. Didn't matter. It was the script and excitement that mattered. I always loved these episodes and didn't care of the "boo-boos" that happened.

This is a curse of portraying superheroes....you portray one, you're typecasted forever. So few have actually avoided this. Personally, I don't think he did. Too bad everyone associated with this case is dead.

Notice also, the principal is also a former bad guy???

His son was in a Cub Scout troop that I was associated with. Spanky showed up once when we were camping. It was a hot night and he brought ice cream for everyone. A very, very cordual gentleman who loved his family and cherished his friends. Never demonstrated any kind of star status around u...

Okay.

While watching some of the episodes, while he stated it was a 44/40 rifle, the bullets he had in his pocket were the size of 45 longs. The Winchesters back then had more capacity than todays'. Hench, besides TV magic, the 12th round. Besides, the Winchesters back then held up to 15......

You know what would be interesting? The class re-union.

This was actually taken from the book that was renamed in the 70's. Said the name was too racist. Now it's just Little Sambo.

I'd forgotten how much him and Alan Young (Mr Ed fame) looked alike.