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We made a half-baked attempt to climb the hill and looked out at the not unattractive view. We could just about make out Worcester cathedral which was a good 20 miles away. There's a little spring part way up where you can get fresh water where we rested for a time. As we sat there, we spotted a labrador that seemed to be amused about something but trying to

(Courtesy of Les Adams)Above is the title lobby card from THE LUCKY TEXAN (1933), one of the early Paul Malvern produced Lone Star oaters which were released by Monogram. Memorable for the

After the merger of Monogram, Mascot, Consolidated Film Laborites, et al to form Republic Pictures in 1935, producer Paul Malvern and Wayne wound up at Republic continuing their earlier Lone

Above, from L-to-R are Noah Beery, Sr., Noah Beery, Jr., Wayne and an unidentified player in THE TRAIL BEYOND (Lone Star/Monogram, 1934), one of Wayne's better films for producer Paul Malvern.

Above are sepia duotone lobby cards from the 1953 re-releases of OVERLAND STAGE RAIDERS (Republic, 1938) and NEW FRONTIER (Republic, 1939). By that time, John Wayne was a big name in

Above, with McCoy at Columbia and in his own series at Warners.

House of Dracula By Philip Riley - Classic Horror, Voulme 16 - Introduction by John Carradine, Forward by Paul Malvern, Interview wqith Jane Adams. The behind-the-scenes story of the last

Above, with McCoy at Columbia and in his own series at Warners.

Wayne is clearly the 'star' and lead - note the size of the

Above, from L-to-R are Wayne, George Plues, unidentified player and Ray Corrigan.

Above, from L-to-R are Tom London, Max Terhune, John Wayne, and Ray 'Crash' Corrigan in SANTA FE STAMPEDE (Republic, 1938). Most of the info on the Old Corral about the contracts and

Above, Bob Kortman on the stage wheel converses with Douglas Cosgrove, and a young John Wayne has the drop on both in WINDS OF THE WASTELAND (Republic, 1936), one of the best of the Wayne

Above, Carole Landis (with dark hair) next to John Wayne in the Three Mesquiteers film THREE TEXAS STEERS (Republic, 1939).

Above, Ray Corrigan and John Wayne competing for Phyllis Isley (Jennifer Jones) in the Mesquiteers adventure, NEW FRONTIER (Republic, 1939).

(Courtesy of Les Adams)

Above, Wayne in his early twenties and wearing buckskins for his starring role in Raoul Walsh's THE BIG TRAIL (Fox, 1930).Right, Duke on Duke.

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