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I believe in that photo of Eddy Waller from "Sundown in Santa Fe" the lady fixing his tie with a predatory gleam in her eye is not Marjorie Main but the marvelous Minerva Urecal. Along with Ms Urecals's countless movie appearances, I recall watching her as a child headlining her own TV series...

Victor Jory was such a strong presence in so many vintage films. Certainly a very striking Oberon in "A Midsummer Night's Dream". But I remember being particularly impressed by his magnificent work as Helen Keller's father in 1962's "The Miracle Worker". Unexpected casting, I thought, but it...

"500 Others"? Are they counting the horses and steers too?

It was my fondness for the Roy Rogers films that initially drew me to this forum. But I really enjoy looking through the wealth of images from other related movies supplied by Bob Gu and others. I have a special affection for several B western leading ladies, all of whom added immeasurably to...

I quite enjoyed the four Jim Bannon Red Ryders especially "Ride, Ryder, Ride" and "The Fighting Redhead". Bannon's good. And I really like the comfortable chemistry he enjoys with his three continuing co-stars - Don Reynolds, Emmett Lynn and Marin Sais. Also Cinecolor - even if it's faded -...

Thanks for the great tip. I downloaded it yesterday. One of the best iTunes purchases I've made in a long time. A twisty tale well told. With some great action set-pieces; excitingly photographed riding sequences, too. Not quite enough music for my taste - but that's a minor quibble. I'd rate...

Beautiful Joan Marsh. To me, she always looked and sounded like Gene Tierney, though her screen career predated Tierney's by many years. She was the daughter of eminent cinematographer Charles Rosher, who won an Oscar for his work on "The Yearling"(1946). By that time his daughter had retired...