[Ansteorra] "That's one for all and all for one, pilgrim" (was north ... whatever)

[marlyna at aol.com]

John Wayne as Singing Sandy was actually the very first singing cowboy.  He soon realized that singing was not his style so he recommended another cowboy.  Enter Gene Autry.  Also, John was asked to play a marshal on a new TV program, but he said that a young actor named James Arness would be much better.  Thus Gunsmoke featured a new comer instead of the Duke.



Marlyna, who's hero always has been John Wayne


-----Original Message-----
From: Chris Harper <bice at backroadsoftexas.com>
To: 'Kingdom of Ansteorra - SCA, Inc.' <ansteorra at lists.ansteorra.org>
Sent: Thu, 27 Mar 2008 8:16 pm
Subject: Re: [Ansteorra] "That's one for all and all for one, pilgrim" (was north ... whatever)









But did you see the one where John Wayne actually sang?  He was a 
cowboy and I won't say what kind of impressive it was.  You notice
he did not become known as a singer.  I have a copy somewhere among
the 100+ movies of his that I have on tape.

Bicé


-----Original Message-----

The impressive one is the 1933 serial *The Three Musketeers*, starring John 
Wayne.



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