I recommend to look Pride of the Plains movie
Movie Is being made - in 1944.
Hurley wishes to vend raging horses and be annoying to win the Wild Game Laws that pamper them changed. To get his petition sign, his henchman paints his skilled pony to outer skeleton related to the wild horse personage in charge and enjoy it shooting a man. Johnny Revere find traces of paint complete a horse and try to confine Hurley and his man. But he is capture beside the gang and is hugely in a moment slate to be the subsequent subject of the trained horse.
Color Info: Black and White
Countries: USA
Genres: Western
Languages: English
Runtimes: 55
Sound Mix: Mono
Tech Info: LAB:Consolidated Film Industries (CFI), Hollywood (CA), USA, OFM:35 mm, PCS:Spherical, PFM:35 mm, RAT:1.37 : 1
Release Dates: USA:5 January 1944
In movie played:
Steve Barclay (actor)
Death Notes: Rome, Italy
Birth Notes: Baltimore, Maryland, USA
Death Date: 2 February 1994
Birth Date: 20 November 1918
Smiley Burnette (actor)
Comedian., Entered films in 1934., He and his wife adopted four children - Stephen, Linda, Brian, and Carolyn., Played 100 instruments proficiently., He did a lot of traveling, and once received an award from the National Safety Council for having worn out 27 cars without being involved in a single accident.
Nick Names: Ole Frog
Death Notes: Encino, California, USA (leukemia)
Smiley work by a district radio station and contained by Vaudeville after dignified institution. Always interested in music, he be friends beside 'Gene Autry (I)' (qv) and worked with him on the radio showing "The National Barn Dance". When Westerns become a baggy heave towards you with grumble, the studios be always on the guard in sustain of singing cowboys. In 1934, both Gene and Smiley made their debut in _In Old Santa Fe (1934)_ (qv). Smiley became very well specified by finances of Gene's flabby sidekick Frog Milhouse, and they worked mutually in completed 80 Westerns. After Gene, Smiley provide the stand-up relief for other cowboy star at Republic such as 'Sunset Carson' (qv) and 'Charles Starrett' (qv) (The Durango Kid). He also provided absorbedly of the music as he write over 300 western songs and recite a little a few in the films. Smiley was the best basic opinionated thespian to consistently go down on the Top Ten Western money-maker catalogue. He became well known for his white colt with the black discus nigh on one eye. When he previously owned a troop of white horses, as when he was 'Spec Specialist' 'Smiley Burnette' (qv), all white horse be full of one black circle around one eye. When the 'B' the flicks Western reign done in 1953, Smiley retire from the eyeshade. He made occasional appearance on box as well as party a even on the music show "Ozark Jubilee (1959)". His closing concert was as railroad infuse Charlie Pratt on _"Petticoat Junction" (1963)_ (qv) from 1963-67., In his later years, he was a part-time resident of Springfield, Missouri. In Springfield, he taped a radio program for RadiOzark Enterprises, and frequently appeared on the television program Jubilee USA. During one of his stays, he had his name legally changed to Smiley.
Birth Notes: Summum, Illinois, USA
Books: Bobby J. Copeland, Richard R. Smith III. _Smiley Burnette._ Madison, NC: Empire Publishing, 2008.
Other Works: TV commercials: Tube Rose snuff, 1950s.
Birth Name: Burnette, Lester Alvin
Spouse: 'Dallas McDonald' (c. 1940 - 16 February 1967) (his death)
Death Date: 16 February 1967
Birth Date: 18 March 1911
Bob Burns (actor)
Spouse: 'Julia Bearcroft' (? - 14 March 1957) (his death); 2 children
Death Notes: Los Angeles, California, USA
Birth Notes: Glendive, Montana, USA
Uncle of 'Forrest Burns' (qv), brother of 'Fred Burns (I)' (qv)., Brother of 'Edward Burns (IV)' (qv)., A Western actor who played leads in early silents, supporting roles, often uncredited, in sound films; not to be confused with comedy actor 'Bobby Burns (I)' (qv) or 'Bob Burns (I)' (qv).
Death Date: 14 March 1957
Birth Date: 21 November 1884
Budd Buster (actor)
Death Notes: Los Angeles, California, USA (heart attack)
Birth Notes: Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA
Death Date: 22 December 1965
Other Works: His makeup tricks kept him in demand by national ad agencies who used him on national billboards for Studebaker, Eastside Beer and others.
Birth Date: 14 June 1891
Yakima Canutt (actor)
Articles: "Vex" (USA), 1999, Iss. 4, pg. 46, by: Joe Wawrzyniak, "The Horse Screamer", "Classic Film Collector" (USA), 1967, Vol. 18, pg. 13, by: John G. Hagner, "Yak: Super Stuntman"
Named Yakima after the city of Yakima, Washington. Installed in the Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma City, OK (USA)., Father of stuntmen 'Joe Canutt' (qv) and 'Tap Canutt' (qv)., Inducted into the Rodeo Hall of Fame of the Rodeo Historical Society (a support group of the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum) in 1975., 1917, 1919-1920 & 1923 World All-Around Rodeo Champion., He was the first to do a "horse transfer" (transferring from a galloping horse to another moving object)., His widow Audrea passed away at the ripe old age of 98 on Feb. 12, 2006., Yak had 2 sons, Edward "Tap" (born 1932), Harry Joe (born 1937) and a daughter, Audrea Elaine "Honey" (born 1940). Both of his sons became stunt professionals., Biography in: "The Scribner Encyclopedia of American Lives". Volume Two, 1986-1990, pages 160-162. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1999.
Nick Names: Yak
Death Notes: North Hollywood, California, USA
Starting out by the expend of technique of a rodeo cowboy and next becoming a stuntman contained by mute westerns, Yakima Canutt after that double in favour of such star as 'Clark Gable' (qv) and 'John Wayne (I)' (qv), among others, in such insalubrious measures as jump stale the pinnacle of a height resting on horseback, leap from a stagecoach onto its absconder squad, someone "shot" off a pony at in depth gallop and other such potentially life-threatening activities. He become qualified at production massive events involving pigs, such as cattle stampede and covered-wagon race, added to as Indians-vs.-cavalry battle on a opulent level. Canutt's history critical glory as a second-unit control come in his staging and direction of the chariot-race progression in 'William Wyler' (qv) 's _Ben-Hur (1959)_ (qv)--which, from pilot planning to eventual lynching, take two years., Hollywood's most renowned stuntman and second unit director, a pioneer the field, Yakima Canutt was born on a ranch on Penewawa Creek in the Snake River Hills, 16 miles from Colfax, Washington. Canutt grew up riding and roping. He entered his first rodeo at 16 and proved to be a natural bucking-bronc rider and bulldogger. After a brief stateside stint in the navy during the WWI, he continued a record-breaking career as a saddle-bronc rider and picked up the nickname "Yakima" (which, although a Native American name, actually refers to the town he hailed from at the time and was not, as has been erroneously stated elsewhere, because he was of Native American heritage, which he isn't. His family background is completely European). A rodeo in Los Angeles led to a meeting with 'Tom Mix' (qv), who got him work as a cowboy extra. Canutt's skill as a rider and stunt fighter led to a contract starring in a series of western silents. However, a case of flu had damaged his vocal cords, and when sound came into vogue, his raspy voice was unsuited to the heroics performed by cowboys in sound films. He focused on stunt work and, although he continued to play roles as heavies, quickly became known as Hollywood's premier stuntman during the 1930s. He and 'John Wayne (I)' (qv) created a new technique for filming screen fights more believably, and Canutt created or refined most of the stunt techniques used in westerns and action films for years to come. Canutt was severely injured performing stunts in _Boom Town (1940)_ (qv) and again in _In Old Oklahoma (1943)_ (qv), and after that film he retired from active stunting and concentrated on directing second units, the crews responsible for filming stunts, action sequences and other scenes not necessarily requiring the principal cast members. He created some of the most dynamic and memorable action sequences in film history, culminating in the famed chariot race in _Ben-Hur (1959)_ (qv). He was awarded a special Oscar in 1966 for his contributions to film. Two of his children, 'Tap Canutt' (qv) and 'Joe Canutt' (qv), followed him into the stunt profession. Yakima Canutt died in 1986, the most famous and respected stuntman of all time.
Height: 6' 3"
Birth Notes: Colfax, Washington, USA
Salary History: _The Devil Horse (1932)_ (qv)::$1000, _The Lightning Warrior (1931)_ (qv)::$125/week
Other Works: Book: Stuntman: The Autobiography of Yakima Canutt. (with Oliver Drake). Walker & Co., 1979. ISBN 0802706134
Birth Name: Canutt, Enos Edward
Spouse: 'Kitty Wilks' (1916 - 1919) (divorced), 'Minnie Audrea Rice' (1931 - 24 May 1986) (his death); 3 children
Death Date: 24 May 1986
Birth Date: 29 November 1895
Horace B. Carpenter (actor)
Death Notes: Hollywood, California, USA (heart attack)
Birth Notes: Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA
Other Works: Stage actor and screenwriter.
Entered films with 'Famous Players-Lasky'
Death Date: 21 May 1945
Birth Date: 31 January 1875
Kenne Duncan (actor)
Nick Names: The Meanest Man in Movies, Horsecock
Death Notes: Hollywood, California, USA (suicide - barbiturate overdose)
Birth Notes: Chatham, Ontario, Canada
Birth Name: MacLachlan, Kenneth Duncan
Alcoholism and ill health (he was on prescribed medication for a stroke suffered the year before) led to his suicide from an overdose of barbiturates., Played hundreds of henchman and other heavies in scores of Republic Pictures westerns and serials., Before entering films in the late 1920s, he had been a professional jockey., His name is pronounced "Kenny."., Duncan made his longtime friend and drinking buddy, Z-grade writer/director 'Edward D. Wood Jr.' (qv) the executor of his estate. After his funeral, his wake was held at Wood's swimming pool, which each of the guests reminiscing about Duncan standing on the diving board.
Death Date: 5 February 1972
Birth Date: 17 February 1903
Bud Geary (actor)
Death Notes: Hollywood, California, USA (after road accident)
Height: 6' 1"
Birth Notes: Salt Lake City, Utah, USA
Birth Name: Geary, S. Maine
He would sometimes cavort the basic costumed villain in a serial unbilled, and someone else's voice would be dub over and done beside his to stow the villain's identity. In genuineness, he normally play no other role in a serial.
Death Date: 22 February 1946
Birth Date: 15 February 1898
Jack Kirk (actor)
When practise instigate to burnt conscious inside the tardy 1940s in encouragement of taking sides players close to Kirk, he take a passage next to a fish yacht in Alaska. He be shoveling fish into the boat one darkness in Ketchikan when he suffer a massive heart inflection and drop inert.
Nick Names: Pappy
Death Notes: Ketchikan, Alaska, USA (heart attack)
Birth Notes: Missoula, Montana, USA
Birth Name: Kirkhuff, John Asbury
Spouse: 'Ethel Mason' (7 June 1916 - 13 September 1948) (his death); 8 children
Death Date: 13 September 1948
Birth Date: 19 February 1885
Robert Livingston (actor)
Articles: "New York Times" (USA), 10 March 1988, pg. D22, "Robert Livingston, 83, an Actor in 100 Films", "Classic Images" (USA), September 1987, Iss. 147, pg. 19, by: John Cocchi, "The Western--3"
On August 15, 1987, he was honored with a Golden Boot Award, just months before his death. The award was presented to him by his friend and fellow actor, 'Gene Autry (I)' (qv)., Father of actor/director 'Addison Randall (II)' (qv), brother of actor 'Addison Randall (I)' (qv)., Bob's brother 'Addison Randall (I)' (qv) (billed as Jack Randall), was also a promising Western star, but his career was tragically cut short when the horse he was riding smashed him against a tree during a chase scene, killing him., He was also one of the actors to portray the "Lone Ranger" in _The Lone Ranger Rides Again (1939)_ (qv). In _Bells of Rosarita (1945)_ (qv), he made a cameo appearance with 'Allan Lane (I)' (qv) and had a great line. While Rocky is swapping shots with the bad guys, Bob is leaning on his elbow watching, then says, "You're doing a lot of good firing blanks at those guys.".
Death Notes: Tarzana, California, USA (emphysema)
Bob Livingston's father be a tabloid editor in Quincy, Illinois. As a stringer all for the Los Angeles Daily News Bob plonk into suit a strand resting on the Pasadena Playhouse, and that get him interested in acting. In his mid-20s, he was doing medication parts for Universal and Fox and go from in that to optimist role beside MGM. His orifice legitimate glory come with Republic, in 1936, in locate of a masked hero in the serial _The Vigilantes Are Coming (1936)_ (qv). That lead to more cowboy roles and the chief role in the "Three Mesquiteer" progression. He grasp more appearance (29) in that series than somebody else. He play other cowboy roles (Zorro in _The Bold Caballero (1936)_ (qv)), work with 'Al St. John' (qv) in the "Lone Rider" Series (1941-43) and spent in the air in a number of guise parts in 'Gene Autry (I)' (qv) and 'Roy Rogers (I)' (qv) pictures.
Height: 6'
Birth Notes: Quincy, Illinois, USA
Books: David Zinman. _Saturday Afternoon at the Bijou._ 1973., Merrill McCord. _Brothers of the West: The Life and Films of Robert Livingston and Jack Randall._
Birth Name: Randall, Robert Edgar
Spouse: 'Margaret Roach (I)' (qv) (18 December 1947 - 28 March 1951) (divorced); 1 child
Death Date: 7 March 1988
Birth Date: 9 December 1904
Kenneth MacDonald (actor)
Death Notes: Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, California, USA
Kenneth MacDonald unstop his tough grind in plop of a chapter thespian in the 1920s. In the hasty 1930s he come to Hollywood to break into motion pictures, but after several modicum parts, he found employment hazardous in the offing via. He pummel upon the suggestion of all for a circumstance self-promotion, and write a pamphlet call "The Case of Kenneth MacDonald," and distributed it to as several producers as he could find. The classification work; he started getting job at greatest of the studios in Hollywood, and become a equal fixture in Columbia's 'Charles Starrett' (qv) cycle of "Durango Kid" westerns. He be probably most advantageous remember, nevertheless, as a foil for many of Columbia's funniness team in the studio's two-reelers, chiefly 'The Three Stooges' (qv). His sophisticated demeanor and moneyed, reverberating voice potent short a flaw the role of the cheat man, skew-whiff advocate or offending commandant of the pack he normally play, and he show a amazing flair for ecological comedy, taking a two-finger dig in the eye from 'Moe Howard (I)' (qv), a pasty in the facade from 'Larry Fine (I)' (qv) or an iron overcapacity complete the commander from 'Curly Howard' (qv) beside the best of them. He gone the Columbia shorts department in 1955 and semi-retired. He enclose a cyclic role as a broker in the _"Perry Mason" (1957)_ (qv) small screen series.
Charles F. Miller (actor)
Kansas Moehring (actor)
Bud Osborne (actor)
Nancy Gay (actress)
Louis Gray (producer)
John K. Butler (writer)
Oliver Drake (writer)
Robert Creighton Williams (writer)
John MacBurnie (cinematographer)
Mort Glickman (composer)
Wallace Fox (director)
Charles Craft (editor)
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