Lusty Men explores love and rodeo danger in 1950s camp life
Susan Hayward plays a wife seeking security while Robert Mitchum pursues adventure in The Lusty Men. Arthur Kennedy wrecks a ranch to chase rodeo thrills as filming unfolds in Pendleton Cheyenne Spokane Tucson and Livermore. Arthur Hunnicutt co stars in this western background drama without guns, using suspense and pitchforks to heighten tension.
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Granada ‘Theatre
Alpine
Wald-Krasna
Susan Hayward
Robert Mitchum
Arthur Kennedy
Film projectors and library films travel through Alpine area
The Alpine main office reports two Viewlex projectors received from smith with bulbs wrong typed and not repaired. Central school shutter issues slow readers. Miss Alene Gilgore at Big Bend park requests Alpine high school library films. Vivian Dafe organized nearly 2000 film catalog showings. A park school loan request and Marfa guidance film use are noted. City officials, Alps and Marfa, attended a film showing at Alpine High.
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Smith
Sherman Stewson
Central School
Newsom
Alené Gilgore
Big Bend Park
Alpine Public School
Vivian Dafie
Park
Fim
Wurgler
Marfa
Stoam
Barta
Len
Alpine High
Incom
Alpine
Sheriff sale of Alpine property in Brewster County Texas
A Brewster County Texas sheriff sale notice outlines an August 30 1952 district court judgment against Frank Snafter in Alpine. It describes an October 9 1952 order of sale and details the First Tract lots 3 4 8 6 in Alpine, to be sold November 1952 at the county courthouse between 10 am and 4 pm for cash. The sale excludes properties sold to non adjoining parties and allows redemption and division options per law. Sheriff Jim Skinner signs the notice dated October 1952 in Alpine.
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State OF Texas
Brewster
District Court of
Brewster County
Texas
Alpine
State of
Frank Snafter
Towit
Alepine
Manker
Geter
Jim Skinner
Sheritt Brewster County
Washington and Roosevelt Luncheon Echoes 1901 Education
The article notes Booker T. Washington at a White House luncheon with President Theodore Roosevelt on October 18, 1901. It highlights schools and staff efforts to disseminate knowledge and serve the community, observed by High School Principal James Crawford during a physics film screening on water meters.
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James Crawford
Booker #7
Washington
White House
Theodore Roosevelt
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