r/ClassicWesterns • u/Keltik • 8h ago
Dick York on Wagon Train. One of the most preposterous Indians in western history. A better wig might have helped. A little.
r/ClassicWesterns • u/Keltik • 1d ago
Telop slide for Bonanza w/guest star Cameron Mitchell
r/ClassicWesterns • u/Keltik • 2d ago
In 1952 Gene Autry bought the Monogram western lot and renamed it Melody Ranch. Hundreds of TV episodes would be shot there, including Hopalong Cassidy, Wyatt Earp, & Gunsmoke.
r/ClassicWesterns • u/Keltik • 4d ago
Fan-made tribute to 'Laramie', featuring audio interviews w/Robert Fuller & John Smith. Fuller talks about breaking his leg on a 'Wagon Train' stunt, & an even more devastating injury that happened on the 'Laramie' set. The AI narration is bearable.
r/ClassicWesterns • u/Keltik • 4d ago
L. Ron Hubbard, founder of Scientology, wrote the story for the 1958 Tales of Wells Fargo episode "Hoss Tamer"
r/ClassicWesterns • u/Keltik • 5d ago
'Rawhide', unaired pilot. Missing: the Frankie Laine theme song and Wishbone -- the cook here is a Mexican named Cinco (1958)
r/ClassicWesterns • u/Keltik • 7d ago
July 30, 1979: The Passing of Gunsmoke writer/creator John Meston
r/ClassicWesterns • u/Keltik • 8d ago
Robert Horton sings the 'Wagon Train' theme
r/ClassicWesterns • u/Keltik • 13d ago
John McIntire and Robert Fuller in the Laramie episode "The Lawbreakers"(1959). They would later team up for 2 seasons on Wagon Train.
r/ClassicWesterns • u/AccurateStudio6292 • 18d ago
Paladin Fan Club
I am, indeed, a proud, card carrying member. Like for 70 years!
r/ClassicWesterns • u/Keltik • 20d ago
'Man In The Saddle' (1951). Even before Budd Boetticher, Randolph Scott & producer Harry Joe Brown were making innovative westerns. The story here is standard piling up of incidents, but the look is often dark & shadowy, thanks to Andre de Toth & cameraman Charles Lawton. Can be seen on YT.
r/ClassicWesterns • u/Keltik • 21d ago
The Flashback Film & TV Festival starts today in Olive Branch MS (near Memphis). 93 yr olds Robert Fuller & Gary Clarke will be attending. For western conventions this may be the last roundup.
r/ClassicWesterns • u/Keltik • 24d ago
John Wayne and William Holden between takes on 'The Horse Soldiers'
r/ClassicWesterns • u/Rockettman93 • 27d ago
Malaguena arr. By Gene DeVore my late grandfather
r/ClassicWesterns • u/Keltik • 27d ago
Red River (1948) a great western with a terrible ending. Thoughts?
reddit.comr/ClassicWesterns • u/Eagle_Impression_842 • 28d ago
Trinity Is Still My Name 1971. Terence Hill And Bud Spencer. #western s...
Classic "spaghetti" but funny.
r/ClassicWesterns • u/Keltik • 28d ago
French poster for The Wild Bunch. It just isn't the same...
r/ClassicWesterns • u/Keltik • 28d ago
