21. Holler, V6-1 Mose Allison, Commander Cody, Clarence Gatemouth brown, Taj Mahal Accompanied bya solo pianist, her set of claud Johnson, a retired gravel truck driver from http://www.coblues.com/cbshv6n1.htm

CBS Home Holler, V6-1 Holler, V5-3 Holler, V5-2 Holler, V4-2 Holler, V3-6 ... The Holler, 1995 to 1997 The Holler (Re-visited) is the bi-monthly newsletter of the Colorado Blues Society mailed to every member. Below are some past articles. Join the Colorado Blues Society now to begin receiving yours . Read the articles before they hit this page. The next issue of HOLLER is coming up. Please submit gigs, articles, etc. by fax at: 303-494-1344 or email Thanks, Jim Primock August - September, 2000 by Tony Lombardi and Jim Primock SHOUTIN' THE BLUES by Tony Lombardi Roots of the Blues - Swallow Hill Does It Again by Tony Lombardi and John Toebbe Catching Up - Interview with Sam Myers by Kyle "Big Chief" Roberts Common Grounds Acoustic Blues Jam text and illustration by Peter Maves Courts Name Sole Heir to Robert Johnson Estate by Lisa DeWitt Blues Phenomenon Part 1: The New Acoustic Country Blues by David McIntyre Letters A Red-Hot Weekend by Tony Lombardi and Jim Primock The spectacular opening night of this weekend set the pace for the best festival ever brought to Colorado. The big sky was clear and temperatures in the 70s made it a perfect night to be outdoors. The idea to have a 3-day event was a huge risk, given the chance of rain. But the rain was not to be. Everything lined up to make a sure-fire splash for the entire weekend. The preparation and coordination were executed with success by the promoters and volunteers. The performers played intensely, some playing the best sets that I have seen them do. And there was no shortage of Blues stars being in town for this event.

22. The Thomas-Bridges Family History include two sons, Morris and Jerry brown, both of preceded in death by her husband,claud Adams, and Music was provided by Penny Mitchell, pianist, and Dorris http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pointe/7555/obits2002.html

OBITUARIES RICKY LYNN WILLIAMS DIED DEC 19, 2002 SYMSONIA, Ky. Graveside services for Ricky Lynn Williams, 46, of Symsonia will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Dec 24, 2002 at Sharon Baptist Church Cemetery. The Revs. Gayle Barnes and Tony Steele will officiate. He died Thursday, Dec 19, 2002 at his home. He worked at the Purchase Area Aquaculture Cooperative and was a former state trooper. He was a member of First Assembly of God. Surviving are his wife, Jona Williams; one daughter, Leslie Lyn Williams of Mayfield; his parents, Bobby and Jane Ann Williams of Mayfield; one sister, Sylnia Laws of Nashville, Tenn.; one grandmother, Lorene Pritchard of Mayfield; two stepdaughters, Christy Cooley of Benton and Misty Jones of Sedalia; one niece; and one nephew. Friends may call after 4 p.m. today at Brown Funeral Home in Mayfield. EARLINE BROWN LAWRENCE FEB 2, 1907-DEC 15, 2002 BURWICK DOWNS DEC 29, 1921-DEC 13, 2002 THOMAS AARON DUNN SR SEP 4, 1912-DEC 13, 2002 NACY CARLTON SANDERS NOV 11, 1922-DEC 13, 2002 HOPKINSVILLE, Ky The Rev. Nacy C. Sanders, 80, Fort Campbell Boulevard, died at 10:30 a.m. Friday, Dec. 13, 2002, at his home following a long illness. Services will be at 2 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 15, 2002 at Goodwin Funeral Home with the Rev. Kim Combs officiating. Burial will be in the Caldwell Blue Spring Cemetery in Caldwell County. Visitation will begin at 4:00 this afternoon at Goodwin Funeral Home. A native of Trigg County, he was born Nov. 11, 1922, the son of the late Joseph Hooker and Hazel Dell Mitchell Sanders. He was a retired minister and had served churches in Christian, Trigg and Muhlenberg Counties. He was a Mason, a Shriner and was a member of the Salem Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife, Delores Thomas Sanders; two daughters, Bonita Dawn Sanders and Mrs. Charles (Cindy) Ellis, both of Hopkinsville; a sister, Dannie Thomas, Hopkinsville and one grandchild.

23. HOBBS EAGLE PRAYER CORNER two sisters, Peggy Lou brown and Rebecca Sue brown Henry. She was the pianist at HighlandChristian Church and a Jessie L. Brooks of San Diego, claud Brooks of http://www.geocities.com/jdbearit/eagleprayercorner.html

HOBBS EAGLE PRAYER CORNER If you have updates on any listed here, please let me know. Especially would like to ask you to keep an eye on the obituary column of the Hobbs News-Sun online - there are HHS alumni showing there, but I need their HHS year, so if you see someone there and know the year, please let me know. Thank you for your help. 3/9/03 - Add Robbie (Allison) McPeters ('64) to your prayers. She had a tumor removed on Friday. It was very small, about size of a pea, but was malignant. She will go back to the doctor on Tuesday to determine a course of treatment. Because it was very self-contained, the outlook is more positive, but you never can tell about these things. She is doing fine but very sore, of course. 3/23/03 - Robbie's second surgery (to remove a lymph node for testing) went great Friday. She starts radiation on Monday twice a day for 5 days then is finished! She gets the results back from the lymph node they sent off in 10 days, that will determine if she needs chemo. 03/30/03 - Please pray for the family of Louis Adams of Hobbs who passed away Friday, March 28th. He is survived by three sons, Robert L. Adams of Bogalusa, La., David L. Adams of Mountainburg, Ark., and Stephen E. Adams of Lakewood, Calif.; two daughters, Elsie M. (Adams) Love (’62) of Fairfax, Va., and Rebecca S. Hurst of Wimberly, Texas; 11 grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren.

24. Webster County KY Obituaries Head-Hester Lula Capps, Ruby CATON, Madelene PHELPS, Gertie brown, Nina VARVEL Pallbearers wereWA VAUGHN, claud RICH, Frank WHITE and was for many years the church pianist. http://www.rootsweb.com/~kywebste/obits/obits-23.htm

Selected Webster County Obituaries Surnames Head to Hester The Providence Journal-Enterprise The Rev. Ben F. HEAD, 51, died in an Evansville hospital at 7 p.m. Monday following a long illness. He had been a hospital patient for a week, and on Saturday underwent amputation of a limb. He operated a grocery store on Baptist Hill. Survivors are the wife, Mary; three daughters, Mrs. James MONROE, and Miss Fay Head, Providence, and Mrs. Robert GALBERT, Detroit Mich.; three sons, Charles of Detroit, Eugene and Curtis Head of Providence; two brothers, Harvey and Volney Head of Providence; and two grandchildren. Funeral services were held at 1 p.m. Wednesday in the General Baptist church, with the Rev. Charlie HOWARD of Henderson officiating. Burial was in White Oak cemetery. Providence Journal-Enterprise, Thursday, December 23, 1943. John Lee HEAD, 82, Dixon rural route, died at 8 o'clock this morning in his home. Survivors are the wife, Jane; two sons, Ben Head of Anderson, Ind., and Frank Head, Dixon rural route; two daughters, Mrs. John HERRON, Morganfield, and Mrs. Marshal RICH, Clay; and five grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Providence Journal-Enterprise, Thursday, April 11, 1946. Mrs. Lela HEAD died at 1:10 p.m. Thursday at her home on West Main street after being ill for several months. Surviving are the husband, H.N. Head; a son, Carroll Head, Providence; four daughters, Mrs. Burley LANE of Lincoln Park, Mich., Mrs. Atrice DAVIS of Dearborn, Mich., Mrs. Eugene HARRIS and Miss Jean Head of Providence; two brothers, Henry TODD of Providence and Finis Todd of Charleston; two sisters, Mrs. Lenora LYNN of Providence and Mrs. Noah RICH of Clay; and seven grandchildren. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Gum Grove church, with the Rev. Oscar DUNCAN of Manitou officiating. Burial was in Lisman cemetery. Providence Journal-Enterprise, Thursday, June 14, 1951.

25. Class Act: Films: "E" Cast Judy Garland Hannah brown, Fred Astaire Don Tyrone Power stars as the pianist/bandleaderwho Martin, John H. Dilson Huxley, claud Allister Rich http://www.classicmoviemusicals.com/filmse.htm

Home FILMS: E Index Earth Girls Are Easy Vestron, 1989, Color, 100 minutes, *** Synopsis: When a spaceship crashes into Los Angeles manicurist Geena Davis' swimming pool, she helps the fur-covered, sex-crazed crew (Jim Carrey, Jeff Goldblum, Damon Wayans) disguise themselves as Earthlings and assimilate into the Southern California lifestyle. Zany, song-filled parody of '50s sci-fi and Valley Girl culture also stars Julie Brown, Michael McKean. Commentary: Looking for a deep, thought-provoking, intellectual musical? This is definitely not it. What it is, is, a lot of fun with some good laughs and some entertaining musical numbers - not to mention Geena Davis running around in a skimpy bikini! Just kick back and enjoy! It won't hurt much. Buy VHS Buy DVD Buy PAL Buy Region 2 DVD ... TV Schedule Producer: Tony Garnett Associate Producer: Terrence E. McNally Director: Julien Temple Screenplay: Julie Brown, Charlie Coffey and Terrence McNally Editor: Richard Halsey Musical Composer: Nile Rodgers Production Designer: Dennis Gassner Choreography: Sarah Elgart Buy VHS Buy Soundtrack Cast: Geena Davis [Valerie Dale]

26. Class Act: Films: "Y" Tim Baker, Betty Grable Carol brown, John Sutton Ethel Griffies Mrs. Fitzhugh,claud Allister, Guy Lynne Singer, Vivian Austin pianist Songs Keep http://www.classicmoviemusicals.com/filmsy.htm

Home FILMS: Y Index A Yank in the R.A.F. Fox, 1941, B/W, 98 minutes, *** Wartime flag-waving excitement with Tyrone Power as a brash American pilot who joins the British Royal Air Force. While romancing nightclub entertainer Betty Grable, he uses his aerial skills and all-American enthusiasm to battle the Nazis in the skies over France. With Reginald Gardiner, John Sutton, and some authentic WWII film footage. Buy VHS Buy DVD Buy Soundtrack Anthology Buy Betty Grable Music ... TV Schedule Producer: Louis F. Edelman Director: Henry King Screenplay: Darrell Ware and Karl Tunberg (based on a story by Darryl F. Zanuck) Music Director: Alfred Newman Song Score: Leo Robin and Ralph Rainger Art Directors: James Basevi and Richard Day Special Effects: Fred Sersen Buy VHS Soundtrack Anthology Cast: Tyrone Power [Tim Baker], Betty Grable [Carol Brown], John Sutton [Wing Commander Morley], Reginald Gardiner [Roger Pillby], Donald Stuart [Corporal Harry Baker], John Wilde [Graves], Richard Fraser [Thorndyke], Morton Lowry [Squadron Leader], Ralph Byrd [Al Bennett]

27. The Cotton Ray, April 1953 Page2 Mr claud Rinor, foreman of the twister, spooler and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Rabon, andChristine brown. Ward Freeman choisters, Mary Gordon pianist, Christine brown http://www.eaglering.com/CottonMill/April1953Page2.html

28. W - Music Achievers 6 Conductor, Record Producer, Arranger, Film Composer, pianist, Songwriter and ofFame 1979, 6/15/1919, claud, AL, Wetumpka Fred, Jazz, R B, Trombone, James brown,7/4 http://www.alamhof.org/wmusachv.htm

Achievers Alphabetical Listing A B C D ... Z W MUSIC ACHIEVERS WILEY WALKER - Andalusia, Alabama -Co-wrote "Live and Let Live" and "When My Blue Moon Turns to Gold Again" Return to INDEX For a more complete listing of achievers: W JERRY L. WALLACE - Muscle Shoals, Alabama -Co-Wrote "Even the Nights Are Better" for Air Supply and "Touch Me When We're Dancing" for Alabama -Produced The Forester Sisters with partner Terry Skinner Return to INDEX For a more complete listing of achievers: W GREELY WALTON - Mobile, Alabama -Saxophone, clarinet or flute with bands led by Louis Russell, Louis Armstrong, Cootie Williams, Cab Calloway, and others -Conductor for the Ink Spots Show 1945-47 Return to INDEX For a more complete listing of achievers: W TRAVIS WAMMACK - Muscle Shoals, Alabama -First to develop and use the fuzz tone for an electric guitar -His instrumental "Scratchy" was million seller when released in 1963 Return to INDEX For a more complete listing of achievers: W FRANK WARNER - Selma, Alabama -Traveled throughout the rural U.S. collecting folk songs which were later published in -He discovered "Tom Dooley" and "He's Got The Whole World In His Hands" Return to INDEX For a more complete listing of achievers: W MERVYN WARREN - Huntsville, Alabama

29. Leavenworth HS Yearbook 1906 John brown, Helen Mallo, William Torpey. Daisy Evans, claud Jones, Charlie Peters,Justus Wisler. Professor BM Bowman, Trombone TG Tingle, pianist Florence Moke, Drums http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~glory/Leavenworth_HS_Yrbk1906.htm

Leavenworth High School Leavenworth Kansas 1906 Yearbook Seniors Class Colors: Red and White Class Yell: Rickety, Rickety Rix - Leavenworth High School 1906! President: Karl Giacomini Secretary: Miss Minnie Weikert V.P.: Miss Hortense C Rodenberg Treasurer: George Greever Harriet Ray Atkin Pet name:Sis Opinion of Myself: Gay. Our Opinion: A wise old owl Favorite Expression:"O kid" Disposition: cheerful Appearance: Saintly Favorite Drink:: Maple syrup Aspiration: To write society notes for clipper. Robert P. Baker Pet name: Bob Opinion of Myself: Don't call me Bob, call me Captain! Our Opinion: A good Alpha Omega President Favorite Expression:"It's immaterial to me." Disposition: Affectionate Appearance: Important Favorite Drink: Sweet milk Aspiration: To have a girl for each month in the year Virginia Barnes Pet name: Patsy Opinion of Myself: Nobody's fool Our Opinion: A Democrat Favorite Expression:"shucks" Disposition: Stubborn Appearance: Scramble headed Favorite Drink: Ice tea Aspiration: To be an old maid school teacher d g z Rowena Brown Pet name: Browny Opinion of Myself: Stately Our Opinion: Sensible Favorite Expression: "That's what the book said !"

30. Greenville.com Calendar Search pm, Edgar's Gathering Place in the Edgar brown University Union a chamber music homemusicale with pianist Stacey Scott The year is 1934 and Sir claud Amory has http://cgi.greenville.com/cgi-bin/calsearch.pl?term=February&submit=Search

31. October, 2000 Obituaries Polk County to Fred Olin and Loah claud McReynolds Abel of Bolivar and had servedas pianist, Sunday school three sisters, Gertrude Gilden, Orma brown and Anna http://www.bolivarmo.com/bhfp/sept00obits.htm

SEPTEMBER, 2000 OBITUARIES (Return to Directory) Wesley "Neg" Abel Leon B. Baker Inez I. Barker ... John Mark Woodfill Wesley "Neg" Abel Leon B. Baker Inez I. Barker Cassie Mae Beckley Cassie Mae Beckley, 83, Bolivar, died Tuesday, Sept. 5, 2000, at Citizens Memorial Health Care Facility following a lengthy illness. She was born Oct. 12, 1916, in Cassville to John Wilson and Maggie Emiline Horton Fisher. She had been a homemaker. Se is survived by her five children, Ted Beckley of Rogersville, John Beckley of Springfield, Delona Harbour of Palmdale, Calif., Robert Beckley of Springfield and Melody Beckley of Bolivar; two sisters, Susie Woolever of Joplin and Ruth Howell; as well as 13 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents; her first husband, Jack P. Beckley; her second husband, Paul Jones; two brothers, Johnny Fisher and George Fisher; and a sister, Edie Stripling. No formal funeral services are planned. Private family services will be held at a later date. Arrangements are under the direction of Pitts Chapel. A00008B2000SP13 Ruth M. Bodenhamer

32. Nov99Obits Texas; four sisters, Stephanie Jo brown, state of leader and soloist with ValerieKillingsworth as pianist. parents and four brothers, Fred, claud, Jesse and http://www.bolivarmo.com/bhfp/Nov99Obits.htm

NOVEMBER, 1999 OBITUARIES (Return to Directory) Bradford Ahart Trusa Artz Emma J. Bachtel ... Mabel A. Zidlicky Bradford Ahart Trusa Artz Emma J. Bachtel Charles W. Barker Ottavia B. Barrett Ottavia B. Barrett, 74, Weaubleau, formerly of Kansas City, died Sunday, Nov. 15 at 4:07 p.m. in St. John's Regional Health Center, Springfield. The daughter of Herbert and Nellie Breshears Mezzacasa, she was born April 16, 1924, at Houston. She worked for 15 years at Wolfermann's in Kansas City as a cake decorator. she was a member of Eastside Assembly of God in Kansas City. Survivors include seven children, Joe Freeland of Ava, David Jordan of Blue Springs, Darlene Leas of Kansas City, Nellie Cox of Weaubleau, Ottavia Carter of Lone Jack, Sandra Marsh of Independence and Carol Cooper of Flemington; two brothers, Joe Mezzacasa of Kansas City and Nelson Mezzacasa of Weaubleau; 17 grandchildren; and 17 great-grandchildren. She ws preced in death by a son, Delmar Freeland, and two grandchildren. Services will be 2 p.m. today (Wednesday) in Murray Funral Home, Bolivar. Burial will be in Robinson Cemetery west of Weaubleau. Ray Beebe Cecil Ray Beebe, 69, Humansville, died Thursday, Nov. 4, 1999, in St. John's Regional Health Center. The son of Cecil and Roma Moorman Beebe, he was born Dec. 22, 1929. He was a retired court reporter, having worked for many years in American Samoa and Honolulu, Hawaii. Survivors include his mother, Roma Beebe, of Humansville and three children, Lynn Cole of Santa Cruz, Calif., David McAninch of Kansas City and Joe Beebe of Seattle, Wash. No services are planned. Cremation was under the direction of Murray Funeral Home. A00008B1999NV10

33. Local Obituaries - March 11-17, 2000 Crain was a homemaker, cook and pianist. Survivors include two daughters, Mary Gustafson,Gary, Ind., and Darlene brown, Arkansas City; eight claud Littrell. http://www.winfieldcourier.com/obit/o000317.html

Obituaries of People With Connections To the Winfield Area This Week's Obituaries Sponsored By MILES FUNERAL SERVICE David Miles, Director 4001 E. 9th Winfield, KS 67156 Click on the date of the paper to jump to the obituaries that ran in that edition. Please let the page load completely before you use these anchors. Saturday, March 11, 2000 Monday, March 13, 2000 Tuesday, March 14, 2000 Wednesday, March 15, 2000 ... Friday, March 17, 2000 Saturday, March 11, 2000 No obituaries on this date. Monday, March 13, 2000 Kenneth Buzzi ARKANSAS CITY - Kenneth T. Buzzi, 84, of Arkansas City, died March 10, 2000, at South Central Kansas Regional Medical Center. Services were held at 2 p.m March 11 at Rindt-Erdman Funeral Home. Dr. Larry Boyer officiated. Burial was in Newkirk City Cemetery. Contributions can be made for the Kenneth T. Buzzi Memorial Gardens which will be created in Arkansas City. Buzzi was born Jan. 12, 1916, in Arkansas City, to June (Tilton) and Edward Buzzi. He was raised in Arkansas City and graduated from Arkansas City High School in 1935. On Jan. 13, 1936, he married Ada Katherine Boyer in Guthrie, Okla. They made their home in Arkansas City.

34. TV Guide Online - [Movie Database] Errol The Rival Billy Lenhart Butch Kenneth brown Buddy Anne Irving Bacon Tom, SodaJerk claud Allister Bitter Englishman Leon Belasco pianist Emil Van http://www.tvguide.com/Movies/database/ShowMovie.asp?MI=8358

35. AMCTV.com - Shows Related To Front Page Woman The disembodied hand of a deceased concert pianist (Victor Francen 1936) Bigmouthedcomic Joe E. brown plays a enters a marriage with a banker (claud Rains) to http://www.amctv.com/show/moremovieinterest/0,,1186-EST,00.html

36. AMCTV.com - Shows Related To Victory A tempestuous conductor loves a young pianist but ruins who enters a marriage witha banker (claud Rains) to Tom brown's School Days (1940) Child star Freddie http://www.amctv.com/show/moremovieinterest/0,,3593-EST,00.html

Advanced Search NOW: 1:40:PM 5 CARD STUD TONIGHT: 8:00:PM LASSITER 9:55:PM THE HOT ROCK document.write(""); DID YOU KNOW? Fighting Caravans (1931) features Chief John Big Tree in the opening scene. He had been one of three Indian Chiefs to pose for artist James Fraser and become part of the composite profile found on the Indian Head Nickel (1913-1938). var zflag_nid="162"; var zflag_cid="193/1"; var zflag_sid="165"; var zflag_width="1"; var zflag_height="1"; var zflag_sz="15"; Victory More Movies Of Interest An Act of Murder An unforgiving judge finds himself on trial for murder after a failed euthanasia-suicide pact with his terminally ill wife. The Adventures of Mark Twain An excellent performance by Fredric March as the real man behind the myth of America's best-loved author. The Adventures of Martin Eden A sailor endures sadism in this stirring adaptation of the Jack London novel. Alexander the Great Robert Rossen wrote, produced, and directed this lavish historical epic about the Greek military genius Alexander (played by a blonde-wigged Richard Burton). Fredric March. Always Leave Them Laughing Milton Berle plays a comedian notorious for stealing other comics' material, but makes it big when he learns to be original.

37. --- Nom De Guerre - A --- Abdullah AlAmin H. Rap brown (60's black Bernard Alexander (Jamaican jazz pianist,b1944) Mousie Allister Barbara Teer (author) claud Allister William http://www.irregardless.net/realname/real_a.htm

Last Updated on 9/29/02 F.P.A.: Franklin Pierce Adams (journalist/member of the Algonquin Wits 8 Is Enough Charles in Charge Peter Pan Eternity Get Smart X-ray Spex Them Bambi Dragnet ], b1911 d1969) Bruce Alexander: Bruce Cook (author of the Sir John Fielding mysteries - Blind Justice Murder In Grub Street Serpico The Allman Brothers' Band Depends Superman Mr. Ed The Ames Brothers Spaceways The Mod Squad Mr. Roberts 101 Dalmations Playboy Magazine Archer to Bowman Thing , b1923) Achim von Arnim: Karl Joachim Friedrich Ludwig von Arnim (German author of fantastic romance novels and folk songs, b1781 d18) Peter Arno: Curtis Arnoux Peters Jr. (editorial cartoonist, b1904 d1968) Sig Arno: Siegfried Aron (German comedic movie actor, last seen a bit Hungry in Fast Company Rosanna New York, New York Green Bay Packers /tv actor In the Heat of the Night Thomas The Tank Engine G'N'R All In The Family pilot episode, b1945) A B C D E ... Z Return to the Nom de Guerre main page

38. Austin College Bulletin 2002 by Mr. David Easterly and the claud Easterly Foundation Rupert B. Lowe Scholarships,by the brown Foundation, Inc. in music with preference given to a pianist. http://www.austincollege.edu/academics/bulletin/scholarships.htm

Endowed Fellowships and Scholarships Over the years, friends and alumni have established scholarships to recognize outstanding academic records and ease financial need for students who wish to attend Austin College. Scholarships help bring to our campus students distinguished for their accomplishments, fine character, commitment to service, and leadership abilities. While many scholarships are named for their donors, others are named in honor of or in memory of outstanding individuals. Students interested in applying for any of these scholarships should refer to the section on Scholarships or contact the Office of Admission. Austin College also enjoys strong, on-going support for merit-based scholarships, which are funded not by endowment funds, but by merit-based donations. R obert H. and Beth L. Adams Endowed Scholarship , by Mrs. Beth Adams for students showing exceptional academic and personal initiative and who have financial need Dorothy Abernathy Memorial Award , by friends and family of Dorothy Abernathy for a rising senior exhibiting outstanding leadership in the church Harry T. Adamson Endowed Scholarship

39. Heart Of The Southwest - Bibliography Part 1 (citations 1-59) claud GARNER (1891 ) Wetback, A Novel New York, Coward 1899 - 1950) Border TrumpetBoston, Little, brown Co A composer-pianist from the Southwest is the hero http://www.library.arizona.edu/images/heart/hswbib.html

Heart of the Southwest: A Selective Bibliography of Novels, Stories and Tales laid in Arizona and New Mexico by Lawrence Clark Powell Originally published in 1959 by Dawson's Book Shop The Plantin Press, Los Angeles Dedicated to J. Frank Dobie best Southwesterner of them all Bibliography: Part 1 1. ANDY ADAMS (1859-1935) The Log of a Cowboy; A Narrative of the Old Trail Days illustrated by E. Boyd Smith "If all other books on trail driving were destroyed, a reader could still get a just and authentic conception of trail men, trail work, range cattle, cow horses, and the cow country in general from The Log of a Cowboy . It is a novel without a plot, a woman, character development, or sustained dramatic incidents; yet it is the classic of the occupation. It is a simple, straightaway narrative that takes a trail herd from the Rio Grande to the Canadian line, the hands talking as naturally as cows chew cuds, every page illuminated by an easy intimacy with life." J. FRANK DOBIE 2. JOHN HOUGHTON ALLEN (1909-)

40. Movies: ACTORS (A-H) claud Allister, 19291953, Palmer, claud, M, 1891, 1970, Rsilly Arnaud, Yvonne, F,1892, 1958, R \Fr, Also(pianist), . Julie Bishop, 1933-1957, brown, Jacqueline,F, 1914, \UN, R http://www-db.stanford.edu/pub/movies/actorsAH.html

Gio's Movie files: ACTORS Movies ACTOR file.1 Copy of first part (A-H) of MASTER ACTORS BASE File of Movies [varese]gio/mov/actors.html This file is not maintained. About 7259-3*86-57 = 7259- entries. Also Awards % updated with DoD from 1991 Obituaries, chronicle 1994 % M-Xcount-matches[TR] - 3 * ( M-Xcount-matches[ Actors starting with ] ) - 57 for awards Lines used are marked %X sections are identified by T7 Format MAIN ACTORS Actors starting with A dow gen dob dod type origin pict notes Willie Aames Aames William M R: Bud Abbott Abbott William M R:straight comedian Ww(Lou Costello) St(Universal) Diahnne Abbott F R:sexy Cit(2) George Abbott Abbott George M R:playwright, producer John Abbott Abbott John M R:staring eyes, eccentric parts Philip Abbott Abbott Philip M R:second lead Kareem AbdulJabbar M R:basketball player Walter Abel Abel Walter M R:harrassed hero F.Murray Abraham M R: Cit(1) James Abrahams M R: Cit(1) Maury Abram R: Er(name) Cit(1) Victoria Abril F R:sexy Cit(2) Joss Ackland Ackland Joss M R:larger-than-life personality Dan Ackroyd Ackroyd Dan M R:comic David Ackroyd M R: Cit(0) Peter Ackroyd M R: Cit(0) Rodolfo Acosta Acosta Rodolfo M R:cold-eyed Eddie Acuff Acuff Eddie M R:supporting comedian Jean Adair Adair Jean F R:sweet aunt Alfred Adam Adam Alfred M R:weak, villainous

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