Tex Ritter entertains a group of invalid children on 3/21/48 in Albuquerque, NM.
Yakima Canutt silent movie trading card.
Roy Rogers adjusts the hat of radio favorite, Uncle Don.
Gene Autry with Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy.
87 year old Fred Scott with his Golden Boot Award.
Costumer Luster Bayless stands beside John Wayne's hat, coat and boots
(L-R) Unidentified, possibly a member of Pee Wee King's band, Hank Penny, Cindy Walker, Wade Ray, Wesley Tuttle, Pee Wee King, Tim Spencer, Jimmy Wakley (holding a Capitol Records statuette), Redd Stewart, Lloyd Perriman, Tex Williams, Ken Curtis, Tommy Doss, Shug Fisher in foreground. Photo probably comemorates Jimmy's many hit records with Capitol.
Ben Johnson poses before the infamous Jimmy Wakely clock whose hands were always set to mark the very moment Jimmy passed on.
(Front L-R) Jo Western, Nancy Miller, Donna Magers. (Back L-R) Robert Fuller, Ty Hardin, Johnny Western, Denny Miller, Boyd Magers in the Oval Office at the Clinton Library. (Thanx to Nancy Miller.)
Cast and crew of "Tex Rides With the Boy Scouts" ('38 Grand National). Identified are Ed Cassidy (top row left), Charlie King (top row, 2nd from right), cameraman Gus Peterson (bottom left), director Ray Taylor (in chair), Tex Ritter, Marjorie Reynolds. (Thanx to Ed Tabor, Chuck Anderson.)
Tim Holt and Ann Shirley lunch together in the RKO commissary.
Tom Mix shows a few of his young fans some tricks with a rope.
Charlie Farrell and Guinn "Big Boy" Williams in 1933.
Attending Johnny Mack Brown's tennis party in March 1934 are (L-R) Lew Ayres, Ginger Rogers, Virginia Valli and her husband Charles Farrell, Fay Wray and B-Western actress Barbara Weeks.
TV Western stars with the ladies...John Payne of "Restless Gun".
Dale ("Tales of Wells Fargo") Robertson, Clint ("Cheyenne") Walker, Will ("Sugarfoot") Hutchins.
Hugh ("Wyatt Earp") O'Brian, Jack ("Maverick") Kelly, James ("Maverick") Garner.
The Lone Ranger trades Silver for a bicycle.
Richard ("Have Gun-Will Travel") Boone serves up his own version of beef stew to his wife Claire, director Andrew McLaglen and his wife.
Robert Fuller prepares for his greatest passion in life...fishing!
Hold your hats while Michael Landon signs a few autographs.
...as does James Arness in 1958. (Thanx to Terry Cutts.)
John Wayne, director John Ford and Ward Bond sing the praises of George Armistead Smathers of Florida who ran for president in 1960.
Out to dinner together...the Lorne Greenes and the Art Linkletters.
A young fan feeds a carrot cake to Hopalong Cassidy's horse Topper.
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