If you like Westerns this compendium is for you.
One must follow 1958 TV Production rules.
It was a "live" performance with cue cards.
Production vales were top of the line for the period.
Looks dated now; but tv and theater majors will appreciate the no take effort.
Cowboy Singing Star Gene Autry's Melody once was the setting
for many cowboy movies by Monogram, Supreme,
Flying A (gene autry productions) and many other Poverty Row movies.
In 1962 the whole place burnt to the ground. It took out historical railroad rolling stock, buildings, amusements and personal collections that will not be replaced.
This program presented clips the 1903 Great Train Robbery interview with
Bronco Billy Anderson. Then later a live vignette with Gary Cooper,Maria Schell, and Carl Swenson in The Hanging Tree. Filmed in Washington State.
There were interviews with cowboy stars, directors, producers, stunt men and
a Chickasaw sharp shooter. Wow. Must see to believe.
