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The TV series "Branded" reveals another side of the Fury House — and Lassie's Mom

"Branded" (1965) — Fury House, on the Upper Iverson One episode of the fondly remembered Western TV series "Branded" — C...

Ditulis Itsuyasuzukige — Kamis, 01 Januari 2015 — Add Comment — Branded, Burt Reynolds, Claude Akins, David Janssen, Dragon's Back, Fugitive (The Fugitive TV show), Fury House, Fury Set, Have Gun Will Travel, June Lockhart, Pyramid Peak

Off the Beaten Path: The Barkley family mansion and barn in "The Big Valley" — and where in tarnation did they drop off Miss Kitty in "Gunsmoke"?

The Barkley family mansion, as seen in the title sequence for "The Big Valley" (1965-1969) It's fairly well-known that the Bar...

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Off the Beaten Path: The Barkley family mansion and barn in "The Big Valley" — and where in tarnation did they drop off Miss Kitty in "Gunsmoke"?

The Barkley family mansion, as seen in the title sequence for "The Big Valley" (1965-1969) It's fairly well-known that the Bar...
Years before the TV show "Adventures of Superman" premiered, a different Superman flew all over the Iverson Movie Ranch

Kirk Alyn, the screen's first live-action Superman (Columbia promo still for the serial "Superman," 1948) The first live-acti...
Connecting the dots between the Iverson Ranch and its infamous neighbor the Spahn Movie Ranch, once home to the Manson Family

"Linda and Abilene" (1969): Spahn Ranch The Spahn Movie Ranch in Chatsworth, Calif., which became notorious as the home of Charles...
Where did John Ford film the sequence in "The Grapes of Wrath" where the Joads get their first look at California's rich farmland?

Promo still for "The Grapes of Wrath" (1940): Overlook Point A famous promo shot for John Ford's Depression-era classic "...
Beautiful color images of the Iverson Movie Ranch from the final season of "The Lone Ranger"

"The Lone Ranger" (1957): Clayton Moore and Jay Silverheels on the Lower Iverson The TV show "The Lone Ranger" aired jus...
Was Gary Cooper the first person to play the swimming pool game "Marco Polo"?

Clip from "The Adventures of Marco Polo" (1938) As a footnote to the recent post about the 1938 Gary Cooper movie "The Advent...
The Iverson Movie Ranch Western street, one building at a time ... Part XVI: The decline and fall of the Western street

"The Lone Ranger" TV series: "Ghost Town Fury" (aired March 28, 1957) It may seem morbid to devote the final entry in th...
The Iverson Movie Ranch Western street, one building at a time ... Part XV: The Corral Rocks Shack

"Bonanza" TV series (1960) — The Corral Rocks Shack Apologies for starting off with a shot of a dead guy, but if you're a fan ...
We knew and loved him as Dickie Jones — a B-Western child star and early TV Western pioneer; Richard Percy Jones, the voice of "Pinocchio," is dead at 87

Dick Jones as Buffalo Bill Jr. With great sadness I must report the death of a man who was a fixture at the Iverson Movie Ranch during his a...
Bird's-eye view of Chatsworth, Calif., in the 1920s offers a glimpse at movie history

Aerial photo of Chatsworth, Calif., circa 1920s I found an old bird's-eye view of Chatsworth, Calif., at the library, and while it's...

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