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A Conference at the William J. Clinton Presidential Library
August 11-12, 2006
Little Rock, AR
Remember the western movies and TV shows you watched when you were a kid?
Those cowboy heroes seemed taller, stronger, braver and more handsome than any
grown-up we knew and we loved them for it. They were “good guys”
and our parents wanted us to grow up to be like them—and so did we!
Come to the Clinton Library on August 11-12, 2006 and meet some of those heroes
involved in the making of western movies and television shows. Hear their stories
and have a chance to ask them questions about themselves and their experiences!
Friday, August 11
| 3:00-5:00 p.m. |
Autograph session with the cowboys in the Garden View Room of the Clinton
Library. Free admission (museum admission extra) |
| 7:30-8:30 p.m. |
Concert by Johnny Western in the Great Hall of the Clinton
Library—tickets $5 per person |
| 8:30-9:30 p.m. |
Autograph session with the cowboys in the Garden View Room
of the Clinton Library. Free admission (museum exhibits closed) |
Saturday, August 12
| 10:00-11:45 a.m. |
Symposium #1 with the cowboy in the Great Hall of the Clinton Library
—tickets $5 per person, refreshments provided |
| 12:00-1:00 p.m. |
Autograph session with the cowboys in the Garden View Room of the Clinton
Library. Free admission (museum admission extra) |
| 2:30-4:15 p.m. |
Symposium #2 with the cowboy in the Great Hall of the Clinton
Library —tickets $5 per person, refreshments provided |
| 4:30-5:30 p.m. |
Autograph session with the cowboys in the Garden View Room of the Clinton
Library. Free admission (museum admission extra) |
**Note: You may want to sign up for both sessions!
While some of the content may be the same, the sessions won’t
be identical. There will also be a chance for you to ask questions! |
On the Lookout For:
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WANTED
Will Hutchins
Aliases: Tom ‘Sugarfoot’ Brewster in
the television series Sugarfoot; ‘Dagwood Bumstead’
in television's Blondie
Occupation: Actor, circus clown
Seen with: Elvis Presley and Shelley Fabares in
Clambake and Spinout
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WANTED
Ty Hardin
Aliases: Cheyenne Bodie (in Cheyenne), Bronco Layne
(in Bronco). Nicknamed by his grandmother because she thought he
was like a “A Texas Typhoon.”
Occupation: Actor in many movies, both in the United
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in Europe, including several “spaghetti westerns.”
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WANTED
Johnny Western
Occupation: song-writer, actor, radio host
Wrote: “The Ballad of Paladin” theme
song for television's Have Gun-Will Travel, hosted national radio
programs
Seen with: Gene Autry and Johnny Cash |
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WANTED
Robert Fuller
Aliases: Jess Harper (Laramie),
Cooper Smith (Wagon Train)
Matt Martin (Incident at Phantom Hill) Vin (Return of the Magnificent
Seven) Dr. Kelly Brackett (Emergency) |
Occupation: stuntman, dancer, actor
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WANTED
Boyd Magers
Master of Ceremonies
Occupation: Historian, collector, and editor/publisher
of Western Clippings. Has moderated over 100 conferences across
the country featuring western stars.
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WANTED
Denny Miller
Aliases: Tarzan, Duke Shannon (on Wagon Train)
Gorton’s fisherman
Occupation: actor; author
As a basketball player at UCLA he was recruited by four different
talent agents on the same day.
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WANTED
Terrie Davis
Occupation: Assistant Director (Barney and Friends),
Real Estate Agent
The daughter of Gail Davis, TV’s “Annie Oakley,”
Terrie grew up in Hollywood and Little Rock, Arkansas. She now lives
in Hot Springs Village AR. After Gail Davis’ death in 1997,
she has worked tirelessly to preserve her mother’s legacy
and memory.
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