It was the dead of winter, late December, 1954, and I had gone downtown to see a movie, a western of course, and stopped in at the newsstand. There it was. I had to blink to make sure it was real. I know my heart skipped a beat, maybe two. There on the rack was a new ...
Not you, Jimmy. Actor Jefferson White’s inability on a horse is well-documented — although we hear he’s getting better — but other actors that stay in theYellowstonebunkhouse are veterans of the rodeo. Actor Forrie J. Smith (Lloyd), Jake Ream (Jake), Ethan Lee (Ethan) and Ryan Bi...
First, you may think it represents taking a break from a long day's hard work at the ranch or maybe getting frisky with his woman. LOL! None of that is going on, if anything it's a long-standing tradition for cowboys that dates back to the frontier days. What it does mean is that...
The western film can be dated from Edwin S. Porter’s The Great Train Robbery (1903), which set the pattern for many films that followed. D.W. Griffith made a series of highly successful westerns in the years before World War I. During the silent-screen era three actors achieved great ...