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A few notes about the terrific Iverson Movie Ranch production "Army Girl," the Oscars, and legendary Iverson cinematographer Ernest Miller

The 1938 Republic movie "Army Girl," which shot the bulk of its outdoor action on the Iverson Movie Ranch, has a few claims to fam...
Ditulis Itsuyasuzukige — Sabtu, 27 September 2014 — Add Comment — Academy Awards, adobes, Army Girl, Ernest Miller, John Ford, Sheep Flats, Sheep Flats adobes, Wee Willie Winkie
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