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Wide Open by Larry Bjornson
Wide Open by Larry Bjornson












And they always have gold panning for kids every weekend. To check their daily calendar, CLICK HERE. The Autry has many special programs every week - sometimes several in a day. In addition to their permanent galleries (to which new items are frequently added), they have temporary shows.

Wide Open by Larry Bjornson

THE HIGHEST PEAK - BEST OF THE MOUNTAIN MAN MOVIESĪUSTRALIA'S JESSE JAMES - THE LEGEND OF BEN HALLĭANCES WITH WOLVES - A QUARTER-CENTURY TRIBUTEĪnd speaking of TCM (okay, nobody was), have I mentioned that the segment I was interviewed for is now viewable here?īuilt by cowboy actor, singer, baseball and TV entrepreneur Gene Autry, and designed by the Disney Imagineering team, the Autry is a world-class museum housing a fascinating collection of items related to the fact, fiction, film, history and art of the American West. Lonesome Dove Trail, plus Jane Got a Gun reviewīEST OF THE WEST - THE BEST WESTERN MOVIES, TV & DVDS FOR 2016 "LONESOME DOVE IS THE GODFATHER OF WESTERNS." AN INTERVIEW WITH ROBERT DUVALL Less Than Magnificent – The Magnificent Seven Remake Remembering The Horse Soldiers – Constance Towers Sink or Swim - The 'Stagecoach' River Crossingįrontier Justice For Sale - Stalking the Elusive Western at the American Film Market Rustled for Hollywood - The Truth About 'Francis' Slim Pickens - a Real Cowboy Who Captured the Hearts of America Yakima Canutt - The World's Greatest Horse Stuntman "I Killed John Wayne!" Bruce Dern Remembers The Cowboys The Absolute Best Historically Accurate Westerns Still Blasting Away - The Rifleman Turns 60 Years Old Morgan Woodward: The Villain Matt Dillon Couldn’t Stop Killin’

Wide Open by Larry Bjornson

Below are links to my columns, beginning with the most recent. ‘SPAGHETTI WESTERNS UNCHAINED’ UNLEASHED!Īs Film Editor of TRUE WEST MAGAZINE, every month I explore the world of Western film and television.MELODY RANCH HOSTS 20TH ANNUAL COWBOY FESTIVAL!.














Wide Open by Larry Bjornson