Terry arranges with Prouty, a representative of Elias Norton's shipping company, to send his two ranchhands, Tim Holt and Chito Rafferty, to town that afternoon to collect $30,000 that Norton owes him for a cattle shipment. Fifteen years later, Felice and Terry, who has become Felice's foster father, are about to celebrate the anniversary of her rescue when a man named Prouty arrives at Terry's ranch.

Johnny pushes on, pledging to return for his sister, but after a blinding dust storm, Felice is found by Terry Moran, a passing cowboy. He calls Twoey, his bichon frisé-Maltese dog, vice president of research for his column.In the California desert, two small children, Felice and Johnny, who have become separated from their parents, wander aimlessly through the dusty terrain until Felice collapses from exhaustion. Jim Willard, a Loveland resident since 1967, retired from Hewlett-Packard after 33 years to focus on less trivial things. The commander made it that large so “the British will have no difficulty in seeing it from a distance.” “Oh, say can you see …” was actually quite easy for Francis Scott Key to observe when he was penning the “Star Spangled Banner.” The flag was 30 feet by 42 feet.For their appearance on the first “Ed Sullivan Show” in June 1948 Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis were paid $200. One couldn’t consider it a big payday.John Eliot, probably not too long before his followers took their land away. Interestingly enough, it was printed in the Algonquin Indian language as translated by the Rev. The first complete Bible published in America was printed in 1663.“The Heart of Darkness” by Joseph Conrad from 1902 provided the basis, however, it was set in Africa. “Apocalypse Now” was a Vietnam War classic for Francis Ford Coppola, but it wasn’t a fresh plot line.I well remember some his fine westerns from 1948 to 1953. In 1991, he was inducted into the Hall of Great Western Performers of the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum. He walked away from Hollywood and retreated to his Oklahoma ranch where he lived until his death from cancer at age 54.įrom 1941 to 19 to 1953 Tim Holt was among the Top 10 western stars. Working with horses and the ease of “B” westerns called him back and he made films for RKO until he 1952 when he did his last starring turn in “Desert Passage.” He co-starred with Humphrey Bogart and Walter Huston in John Huston’s masterpiece “The Treasure of the Sierra Madre.” He received rave notices for his work. The best performance of his career occurred in 1948. However, he followed that role with a number of undistinguished “B”-level oaters.

He became a decorated hero while serving in the Army Air Corps and was wounded over Tokyo on the last day of the war.įollowing his discharge, Tim returned to acting with a flourish as Virgil Earp in John Ford’s “My Darling Clementine” in 1946.

He reached an early peak as Orson Welles cast him in the brilliant film “The Magnificent Ambersons.”Īfter a few dusty RKO features with Cliff Edwards as his sidekick (Cliff was the voice of Jiminy Cricket in “Pinocchio), World War II interrupted Tim’s acting career.

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