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Date Posted: 02:58:06 04/20/12 Fri
Author: Rick
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Favorite episodes: The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp: 1955-1961
225 episodes and starring Hugh O'Brian!
R :)
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Re: [ Theme song sung by The Ken Darby Singers] -- Joe H., 07:57:43 04/20/12 Fri [1]
Yeah!
"The Life And Legend Of Wyatt Earp - Opening "
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mroOwJDeqkY&feature=related
of: 0:38 seconds seen 23,066 times
Ellsworth, Kansas in 1873
Theme song sung by The Ken Darby Singers:
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0006024/ [ 1908-92 (82)]
"Journey to the Center of the Earth (associate conductor: songs) " 1959
"The Wizard of Oz (orchestral and vocal arrangements) " 1939
"Personal Quotes
(When Walt Disney criticized his proposed score for Johnny Appleseed *(1948)): "That is just a cross section of one man's opinion." "
"Trivia
His choral group, the Ken Darby Singers, sang backup for Bing Crosby on Crosby's original 78-RPM recording of "White Christmas." This version was not recorded directly from the soundtrack of Holiday Inn (1942), the 1942 movie for which composer Irving Berlin wrote the song. Soundtrack albums for live action films did not come into being until 1947."
* http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0040494/ ** (1948)
with Dennis Day http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0206376/ [ 1916-88 (72) ] & "Buck Benny Rides Again " (1940)
** "A retelling of the life of the legendary American itinerant apple tree planter. " and "Storyline
Dennis Day tells the story of Johnny Appleseed (John Chapman), narrated by The Old Settler. He's an apple farmer who sees people going west and thinks he can't join them, until an angel appears to him and sings the virtues of apples, convincing Johnny he has a mission. He sets off without a knife or gun; at first, the animals mistrust him, but when he even treats a skunk kindly, they all take to him. Written by Jon Reeves (e-mail:) jreeves at imdb dot com "
"Originally a segment of MELODY TIME (1948) this colorful and well-animated little film tells the story of a true, beloved American hero, John Chapman (1774-1845), who traveled the wilderness alone for forty years, planting thousands of apple trees." Thanks Ron Oliver (revilorest at juno dot com) from Forest Ranch, CA "
- - Joe
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Re: [ The "Hut Sut" Song] -- Joe H., 09:41:28 04/20/12 Fri [1]
This is the weirdest song I have ever heard! (;-)
"The Hut Sut Song"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7kKU1S0lWxo
of: 2:49 minutes with 58,389 visits
from a search at GOOGLE for The "Ken Darby Singers" = who were they?
Ken Darby, 1909-92 for The "Song of the South" too.
-- Joe
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I played a role in a classic film -- SWC, 16:19:34 04/20/12 Fri [1]
Billy Wilder's "Ace in the Hole", starring Kirk Douglas:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNsun1NO5f4
(Part II is to the right and remember that you can watch it full screen by clicking on the box with the four arrows in the lower right hand corner of the viewing screen.)
If you never seen it, it's definately worth a look an speaks to our time as much as 1951, the year in which it was made.
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I forgot to mention -- SWC, 17:14:57 04/20/12 Fri [1]
...who plays a very different Sheriff in this film.
Also, I'd previously written a review of it for the IMDB:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0043338/reviews-68
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Re: I played a role in a classic film -- High Line Rider, 22:34:50 04/20/12 Fri [1]
I Did Acting In High School And was in Play's >1st one was : It's Cold In Them Thar' Hill's.
I Played A HillBilly Girl.
Good Part Since My Dad Was From Kentucky And Our Family Is Cherokee HillBilly's.
My Sister's Son is an actor > A River Run's Thru It.
He Played The Bouncer At LoLo's Tavern ( Tracy Mayfield )
He's even Listed in the Credit's.
We use to try to kill one another as kid's.
He Ticked me Off , I got a Hammer and tried to bop his head and he got a Screw Driver And Stab Me.
My Parents Had To Pull me Off Of Him As I Had him On the ground pinned. And He was Taller.
I Love Acting. I wanted to be a stunt rider.
I'd Of been great at it.
I Can Side flip a horse and lay them over.
It's all in the Reining.
Raise your Rein's 1/2 way up the neck , slide right hand down to Bit, Leave about 8 inches , and Quickly & Firmley Pull , thus throwing the horse off balance.
Remove your feet from the Stirrup's before you hit the ground or your boot can slip thru the stirrup.
I'm too old for that ruff stuff at 56.
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Should read: -- SWC, 08:49:49 04/21/12 Sat [1]
"It, (the Hut Sut song), played a role in a classic film."
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Re: I played a role in a classic film [ 58-minute video - later] -- Joe H., 14:42:08 04/21/12 Sat [1]
Thanks.
To watch this 58:00 minute Part 1 seen 4,807 times later.
Of click it on gets another # from the beginning or end?
I tried the full screen and it did go full screen, but was totally blacked out except for that message of press Esc to escape.
I see that Frank Cady (Sam Druker of "Green Acres") is in there too.
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I get that message too -- SWC, 16:43:14 04/21/12 Sat [1]
"Press ESC to escape", but that disappears after a few seconds. I don't know why it would be "totally blacked out". You must be msising something on your computer I have. I'm not a techie so I don't know what.
Not sure what this means: "Of click it on gets another # from the beginning or end?" If you are looking for part 2, look at the list to the right of the screen. It should be at the top.
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