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From the Old West NR 34 VÅREN 2017 ************************* ************ ************************ Stuart Whitman HIGH CHAPARRAL FROM 201 6 THE OLD WEST THE OLD WEST Fortsätter med lite indianshistoria runt Lakota indianerna ute på prärien. Det rör sig mycket om det två hövdingarna Amerikan Horse den yngre och den äldre. Jag försöker att inte blanda in politik i mitt kåseri men jag kan inte låta bli i detta fall. Det är för mig ofattbart att man fortfarande väljer att köra över minoritets-folken i USA. Nu rev den s.k. nya presidenten upp avtalet som var tecknat av tidigare administration och flyttade tillbaka dragningen av den nya oljeledningen över helig mark vid Standing Rock i USA. Detta hände bara dagar efter att man sagt att nu skulle makten tillbaka till folket och alla skall få komma till tals. Från början var det tänkt att man skulle dra ledningen där över men protester och andra aktiviteter gjorde att man flyttade ledningen. Då kunde man visat sig stor och behållit detta beslut, men icke. Så vad som hände för 150 år sedan händer idag också. Beklagligt och mina Howdy Citizens! tankar går till mina indianbröder där borta. Då närmar sig en ny säsong med stormsteg och jag kan tänka mig att alla är spända på HIGH CHAPARRALL vad som hänt i den småländska vilda western Naturligtvis längtar jag till första under vinterhalvåret. öppningslördagen i parken för då skall jag gå till Kates och ta kl-11 ölen som är en gammal Alltid lika spännande att se hur många sedvänja. Sitta där och insupa den härliga medborgare vi blir inför den nya säsongen. Nu öppnings-atmosfären blir en härlig start. har man justerat avgiften för medborgarna och Detta nummer innehåller ju även en hel del det kan ju påverka en del beslut. bilder på många av alla härliga medborgare och För att få till den rätta skrivar andan har jag snart så träffas vi igen, så ha en bra fortsatt satt på Western Musik med Ennio Moricone vår. // Red som gör att man får till den rätta känslan. Jag hoppas ni alla har haft en bra start på det nya året och ni har funnit ett sätt att få till lite western känsla under de mörka månaderna. Man har ju alltid möjlighet att kolla lite film eller lyssna på en o annan westernlåt. Hoppas någon tog sig ann min utmaning från förra numret och skapat er lilla western dag. KLÄDMODE På klädfronten har jag väl hittat några kläder och något kul tillbehör i de butiker jag brukar besöka . Svårt annars att hitta gammalt, men ibland har man lite tur. I detta nummer har jag kollat lite på herrmode, och då med focus på lite finare klädsel. Jag har försökt vaska fram några gamla bilder från en svunnen tid. Målet denna gång är på skjortor o slipsar, där man kan se att det finns många varianter. HC CITIZENS 2016 En DAG I WESTERN SENSUR! Icke tidstypiska saker De gamla telefonstolparna plockades ner, skickades till High Chaparalls speciella sågverk och kom tillbaka som plank o brädor till en helt ny fantastisk fasad. I förra numret var det bara rent trä, men nu har det kommit på lite färg. Fantastiskt snyggt. Detta kanske kunde blivit en plats för nästa medborgarbild med oss utspridda över hela vägen. Movie Ranch Man får känslan av en hederlig Movie Ranch där gamla westerns spelades in. En annan variant av den gamla härliga saloonshowen kan ses på gatan utanför Kates. Skönsjungande damer som även kan sprattla med benen. Jag lyckades även fånga dom när dom var på turné i parken. Lika fagra från alla håll o vinklar. Utanför Medborgarstugan är det oftast välbesökt. Här kan man ju ta sig en kopp kaffe eller kolla in lite kläder o prylar som medborgare säljer. Finns alltid något att hitta. Då har jag lyckat hitta en kamera som lägger in krutrök i mitten på bilderna, eller är det andar från en svunnen tid jag lyckats fånga på bild. Många westernhjältar trotsade den lite regniga dagen under rendezvous. Denna nya grupp av ”Red Banners” ser man lite då och då smyga fram längs med gatorna, undrar om dom är besläktade med dom ökända ”Red Legs” från inbördeskriget. Runt 1862 skapade general Thomas Ewing organisationen Kansas ”Red Legs” för att bevaka gränsen mellan Missouri och Kansas mot konfederationens gerilla förband som gjorde räder in i Kansas. Styrkan var som mest 100 man. Man hade röda eller ljusbrunfärgade leggings av läder. En våffla i Kristinastugan är aldrig fel, men som jag sagt innan, håll huvudet lågt. WESTERN HEROS FROM THE SCREEN Stuart Whitman Stuart Whitman född 1-februari 1928 i San Francisco. En skådespelare känd för sina robusta roller I filmerna. Han började med en mängd biroller i flera filmer och man såg efter hand hans förmåga och han fick en rad framstående roller. Han spelade med i en av de första western äventyren som jag såg som liten. Det var serien Simmaron Strip som kom 1967. Kommer ihåg att det kommenterades han sätt att rida då han hade en bakåtlutande stil och inte upprätt eller framåtlutande. Har bara valt ut dom westernfilmer där han haft en framträdande roll och hoppat över dom filmer med bara en mindre biroll. Denna såg man i svart vitt. WESTERN HEROS FROM THE SCREEN John Wayne som alltid är bra naturligtvis, är med i denna bra rulle om dom ökända Comancheros. ( Comancheros var namnet på oftast vita som handlade med indianerna och sålde både vapen och sprit). Stuart spelar den tvångs värvade Texas Rangern Paul Regrett En bra Rulle : Här även med Richard Boone som den hämndlystne gamle sydstataren, vars fru och barn blivit dödade av indianerna. En film jag inte sett så jag kan inte kommentera den. Den finns upplagd på You Tube så jag tänkte se den en dag framöver. WESTERN HEROS FROM THE SCREEN Sheriff Jim Crown råkar ut för allehanda olika händelser i staden Cimarron. Man gjorde 23 avsnitt som vardera varade i 72 minuter. Klart sevärd serie och jag blev själv såld på hans revolver som ter sig blank som om den var kromad och pipan ser ut att var längre än 7,5 tum Filmen Cimarron med Glen Ford, som inte är lika action fylld som denna serie, är också baserad på samma landområde. WESTERN HEROS FROM THE SCREEN WESTERN HEROS FROM THE SCREEN Cimarron Strip is a lavish American Western television series starring Stuart Whitman as Marshal Jim Crown. The series was produced by the creators of Gunsmoke and aired on CBS from September 1967 to March 1968. Reruns of the original show were aired in the summer of 1971. Cimarron Strip is one of only three 90-minute weekly Western series that aired during the 1960s (the others are The Virginian and, for one season, Wagon Train), and the only 90-minute series of any kind to be centered primarily around one lead character in every episode. The series theme and pilot incidental music was written by Maurice Jarre, who also scored Lawrence of Arabia and Doctor Zhivago. The series is set in the late 1880s in the Cimarron Territory, which would become the Oklahoma Panhandle in 1890. For complex historical reasons, this rugged strip of land existed as a virtually ungoverned U.S. territory for several decades. It was sometimes called No Man's Land, with a reputation for lawlessness and vigilante activity. On the show, Marshal Jim Crown is trying to bring order to the region before its political status is finally resolved. The Cherokee Outlet across the Cimarron River was the last free homestead land in America. It was leased and controlled by cattlemen, and the newly arriving farmers were expecting authorities in Washington to send news that they would be given rights to the land, for which they had been campaigning. U.S. Marshal Jim Crown (Stuart Whitman), who led a rather wild life and had cleaned up Abilene, was assigned to the town of Cimarron. He arrives to find that the sheriff has resigned, leaving Crown on his own to settle the increasing unrest caused by the news he brings, that the cattlemen's leases have been revoked and a final decision on the land is postponed indefinitely. With no sheriff and no support from Army troops, Crown is on his own to keep law and order in this borderland between the Kansas Territory and Indian Territory. Dulcey Coopersmith (Jill Townsend), born in England in 1869, arrives in Cimarron City on the same train as Marshal Crown, two months after her mother's death in Providence. Dulcey worked as an upstairs maid and traveled to Cimarron to be with her father she had not seen since the age of five, only to discover he had been killed by a beer wagon. Her father's partner was MacGregor (Percy Herbert), a Scotsman, who had let the Wayfarer's Inn fall into disrepair. He was a retired Colonel in Her Majesty's (Queen Victoria) forces. Another friend of Dulcey's father was Francis Wilde (Randy Boone), born in St. Louis and trying to make his way in the world as a reporter and photographer. Från filmen Comancheros där Texas Rangers försöker avvärja en attack från dessa banditer. Inget klår väl när John Wayne skall uttala det franska ordet monsieur Det blir ungefär missör. Stuart ses här i röd kavaj o krås skjorta. En sån skjorta jagar jag själv. Tycker dom e riktigt fräcka. WESTERN HEROS FROM THE SCREEN HC CITZENS 2016 Fagra damer i härliga kreationer lyfter alltid atmosfären i parken. Köper ni era kläder eller syr ni själva? Skulle vara intressant att veta. Kvinnor har ju en stor möjlighet att hänga på sig många olika tillbehör som å andra sidan kan vara svåra att få tag på.
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