Dont anyone read literary corner anymore

[Horus]

Christine wrote:

I just took a look at that link , never realised there was a Forum! I vaguely remember Gunsmoke too, god i feel old now!

Wow Gunsmoke, that takes me back a bit Do you remember the theme tune?



If you want to hear the words that go with the tune, they were sung by Tex Ritter.


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[Horus]

For you Bonanza fans with Lorne Green singing a crap song


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[Horus]

And for all you " The Hgh Chaparel" fans but ....... can you remember all their names? I bags Victoria


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[Kiya]

I remember all these programs but not the names to the themes or actors except for "Little Joe".
I loved the The Lone Ranger too.

[Horus]

What about 'Big John Cannon' the father, 'Buck' (he was uncle Buck) to 'Blue' the son and Manolito Montoya, I think he was Victoria's brother.
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[CocoaButter]

Oh me loved high chaperal i fancied buck
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[Horus]

Don't feel embarrassed CB I still fancy Victoria
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[Christine]

Kiya, i think Bg Jjohn was played by Leif Erikson, Manolito was played by Henry Darrow, i quite like manolito, and i think it was Linda Crystal who played Victoria , the others im not sure about though, hang on Cameron Mtchell comes to mind but im not 100% on him.

[Kiya]

Manilito the mexican looking 1 was quite funny if I remember righty....I liked him.

[CocoaButter]

Kiya wrote:

Manilito the mexican looking 1 was quite funny if I remember righty....I liked him.

WOW what a hunk but >>>>>>>>>shame we age


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[Kiya]

Omg I didn't realise that was him now, sure I've seen him in something recently or someone looks like him.

[Hurghadapat]

I remember when you used to get interludes on the tv
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Always keep your words soft and sweet just in case you have to eat them

[Horus]

I had forgotten those yes they used to bore you to death waiting for something else to come on
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[Kiya]

Horus wrote:

I had forgotten those yes they used to bore you to death waiting for something else to come on

And the test card with the girl in the middle........or whatever the testcard was called ?

[Hurghada Lady]

Remember Rawhide, can you find the theme tune for that Horus (Still haven't remembered that advert on top of the mountain either)
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[Netyoda]

Hurghada Lady wrote:

Remember Rawhide, can you find the theme tune for that Horus (Still haven't remembered that advert on top of the mountain either)

Now in the English - Oldies section

[Christine]

Only advert i can think of on top of a mountain was "Coke" ad, loads of folk all singing a cover for "...................." bugger ive forgotten the title, New seekers sang it!!!

[Netyoda]

Christine wrote:

Only advert i can think of on top of a mountain was "Coke" ad, loads of folk all singing a cover for "...................." bugger ive forgotten the title, New seekers sang it!!!

"I'd like to teach the world to sing"

[Cbrbddd]

Oh, my!!! I feel like I am walking down "Memory Lane" for American TV!!

Remember that Clint Eastwood was Rowdy Yates on Rawhide . . . speaking of before and after photos! He did used to be a hot young thing . . . and a bad actor at that hehe!!

[Christine]

Thats the one Lee!!

[Christine]

I reckon my fav Clint Eastwood movie has to be " Play misty for me" nice little bunny boiler tale with Jessica Walter as said bunny boiler

[Netyoda]

Clint - his westerns and Dirty Harry every time

[Christine]

No for a good western you gotta be thinking more Sam Elliot, or Robert Mitcum if you want to go back a few years
John Wayne even
An unusual western i enjoyed was " Dances with Wolves"

[Cbrbddd]

The Good, The Bad and The Ugly!!! classic spaghetti western with clint at his most monosyllabic!!

Other interesting westerns . . . "Little Big Man" with Dustin Hoffman . . . although probably not considered a traditional western.

Really, John Wayne was the king of westerns for many years and I must have seen them all while growing up as those old westerns were standard fodder for weekend TV.

[CocoaButter]

Yep a true classic


And a classic in his realm
i got all of John Waynes collection and my mum has him signed in a frame photograph
And my late dad even got to meet him a long with cid charise and sophia loren once on this kind of tour for the WW2 Armies .He had a eventful life my dad did yep he sure did .
Even got to meet Vera Lynn the English Rose

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