Search the Western Clippings Site

An Interview With…
        - Archives

Will "Sugarfoot" Hutchins
    - Archives

Do You Remember?
    - Archives

Comic Book Cowboys
    - Archives

Westerns of...
    - Archives

Heavies and Characters
      - Archives

The Stuntmen - Neil Summers
    - Archives

Western Treasures
    - Archives

Circus Cowboys
    - Archives

Radio Range Riders
    - Archives

Rangeland Elegance
    - Archives

Western Artifacts
    - Archives

Film Festival Fotos
    - Archives

Silent Western Reviews
    - Archives

Serial Report
    - Chapter 128
    - Chapter 127
    - Chapter 126
    - Chapter 125
    - Chapter 124
    - Chapter 123
    - Chapter 122
    - Chapter 121
    - Chapter 120
    - Chapter 119
    - Chapter 118
    - Chapter 117
    - Chapter 116
    - Chapter 115
    - Chapter 114
    - Chapter 113
    - Chapter 112
    - Chapter 111
    - Chapter 110
    - Chapter 109
    - Chapter 108
    - Chapter 107
    - Chapter 106
    - Chapter 105
    - Chapter 104
    - Chapter 103
    - Chapter 102
    - Chapter 101
    - Chapter One Hundred
    - Chapter Ninety-Nine
    - Chapter Ninety-Eight
    - Chapter Ninety-Seven
    - Chapter Ninety-Six
    - Chapter Ninety-Five
    - Chapter Ninety-Four
    - Chapter Ninety-Three
    - Chapter Ninety-Two
    - Chapter Ninety-One
    - Chapter Ninety
    - Chapter Eighty-Nine
    - Chapter Eighty-Eight
    - Chapter Eighty-Seven
    - Chapter Eighty-Six
    - Chapter Eighty-Five
    - Chapter Eighty-Four
    - Chapter Eighty-Three
    - Chapter Eighty-Two
    - Chapter Eighty-One
    - Chapter Eighty
    - Chapter Seventy-Nine
    - Chapter Seventy-Eight
    - Chapter Seventy-Seven
    - Chapter Seventy-Six
    - Chapter Seventy-Five
    - Chapter Seventy-Four
    - Chapter Seventy-Three
    - Chapter Seventy-Two
    - Chapter Seventy-One
    - Chapter Seventy
    - Chapter Sixty-Nine
    - Chapter Sixty-Eight
    - Chapter Sixty-Seven
    - Chapter Sixty-Six
    - Chapter Sixty-Five
    - Chapter Sixty-Four
    - Chapter Sixty-Three
    - Chapter Sixty-Two
    - Chapter Sixty-One
    - Chapter Sixty
    - Chapter Fifty-Nine
    - Chapter Fifty-Eight
    - Chapter Fifty-Seven
    - Chapter Fifty-Six
    - Chapter Fifty-Five
    - Chapter Fifty-Four
    - Chapter Fifty-Three
    - Chapter Fifty-Two
    - Chapter Fifty-One
    - Chapter Fifty
    - Chapter Forty-Nine
    - Chapter Forty-Eight
    - Chapter Forty-Seven
    - Chapter Forty-Six
    - Chapter Forty-Five
    - Chapter Forty-Four
    - Chapter Forty-Three
    - Chapter Forty-Two
    - Chapter Forty-One
    - Chapter Forty
    - Chapter Thirty-Nine
    - Chapter Thirty-Eight
    - Chapter Thirty-Seven
    - Chapter Thirty-Six
    - Chapter Thirty-Five
    - Chapter Thirty-Four
    - Chapter Thirty-Three
    - Chapter Thirty-Two
    - Chapter Thirty-One
    - Chapter Thirty
    - Chapter Twenty-Nine
    - Chapter Twenty-Eight
    - Chapter Twenty-Seven
    - Chapter Twenty-Six
    - Chapter Twenty-Five
    - Chapter Twenty-Four
    - Chapter Twenty-Three
    - Chapter Twenty-Two
    - Chapter Twenty-One
    - Chapter Twenty
    - Chapter Nineteen
    - Chapter Eighteen
    - Chapter Seventeen
    - Chapter Sixteen
    - Chapter Fifteen
    - Chapter Fourteen
    - Chapter Thirteen
    - Chapter Twelve
    - Chapter Eleven
    - Chapter Ten
    - Chapter Nine
    - Chapter Eight
    - Chapter Seven
    - Chapter Six
    - Chapter Five
    - Chapter Four
    - Chapter Three
    - Chapter Two
    - Chapter One

Subscribe to Western Clippings

COLLECTIBLES FOR SALE:

Western Clippings Back Issues

Daily Comic Strips
    - Page 1 (1910-1949)
    - Page 2 (1950-1979)

Sunday Comic Strips
    - 1907-1990

Books

Miscellaneous Collectibles

Autographs

Lobby Cards

Movie Posters

Home

Chapter Eighty-Three

The eight ft. robot from Universal’s “The Phantom Creeps” (‘37) stands beside producer Henry MacRae (left) and director Saul Goodkind.

The eight ft. robot from Universal’s “The Phantom Creeps” (‘37) stands beside producer Henry MacRae (left) and director Saul Goodkind.

Light Heavyweight boxing champion Billy Conn, known as The Pittburgh Kid, lets Neil Hamilton, Sammy Baugh and Gabby Hayes take a look as his strong right hand during the making of the Republic serial “King of the Texas Rangers” in July 1941.

Light Heavyweight boxing champion Billy Conn, known as The Pittburgh Kid, lets Neil Hamilton, Sammy Baugh and Gabby Hayes take a look as his strong right hand during the making of the Republic serial “King of the Texas Rangers” in July 1941.

Larry Stewart as the 1995 receipent of the Syd Cassyd Founders Emmy Award for long and distinguished service to the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. Stewart was a past president and earlier co-starred in Columbia serials “Captain Video” (‘51) and “Black Hawk” (‘52).

Larry Stewart as the 1995 receipent of the Syd Cassyd Founders Emmy Award for long and distinguished service to the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. Stewart was a past president and earlier co-starred in Columbia serials “Captain Video” (‘51) and “Black Hawk” (‘52).

Republic stuntman Dale Van Sickel (on the right) made up to look like Boris Karloff for a film.

Republic stuntman Dale Van Sickel (on the right) made up to look like
Boris Karloff for a film.

Silent Serial Queen Pearl White in March 1937. Having left films in 1921 she retired to a villa in France.

Silent Serial Queen Pearl White in March 1937. Having left films in 1921 she retired
to a villa in France.

Silent Serial Star Ruth Roland in December 1931. Roland starred in 13 silent cliffhangers from 1915 to 1923.

Silent Serial Star Ruth Roland in December 1931. Roland starred in 13 silent cliffhangers from 1915 to 1923.

Silent Serial Heroine Grace Cunard, Francis Ford (left) and Universal head Carl Laemmle in February 1932. After being away from film since 1929, Cunard had just completed a role in “Heroes of the Flames” (‘31 Universal).

Silent Serial Heroine Grace Cunard, Francis Ford (left) and Universal head Carl Laemmle in February 1932. After being away from film since 1929, Cunard had just completed a role in “Heroes of the Flames” (‘31 Universal).

Columbia serial producer Sam Katzman with Tamba the chimp in December 1952.

Columbia serial producer Sam Katzman with Tamba the chimp in December 1952.

Sammy McKim (left of chair), director William Witney (seated in white shirt) and star Ralph Byrd and crew on the set of “Dick Tracy” (‘37 Republic). Witney and McKim were working on “The Painted Stallion” at the time. (Thanx to Jerry Whittington.)

 

...and lastly some Serial Cheesecake...

Universal serial “Don Winslow of the Navy” co-star Elyse Knox in ‘43.

 

Universal serial “Don Winslow of the Navy” co-star Elyse Knox in ‘43.

 

 

“Jungle Girl” (‘41 Republic) Frances Gifford selected in 1943 as a filmdom Sarong Girl.

“Jungle Girl” (‘41 Republic) Frances Gifford selected in 1943 as a filmdom Sarong Girl.

 

 

top of page