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Celebrating the Golden Age Of Westerns, from dime novels to roughly the cancellation of *Gunsmoke* in 1975, symbolizing the end of The Golden Age.

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Bumper card for Peter Lorre's guest shot on Wagon Train

Happy Birthday, William "Hopalong Cassidy" Boyd

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We've got a hunch to have a little lunch

Edmund Cobb, a cowboy star previously unknown to me. A true Westerner, born in Albuquerque NM. He made more serials (64) than any other actor.

Will Hutchins (Sugarfoou) & Ty Hardin (Bronco) w/Clint Walker in the 1961 Cheyenne episode "Duel At Judas Basin". A half-century later they reunited at a memorabilia convention.

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Irene Dunne and Ellen Corby in a publicity still for the 'Frontier Circus' episode, “Doctor Sam” (1961)

"He wasn't as clever as Spence, but a brilliant actor nonetheless, bigger than life in his performance — and often when he didn't have to be." - Katharine Hepburn on John Wayne