John Wayne

I'm not sure what you mean by last gun but the guns he used in his last movie The Shootist were called Great Westerns. Most of the guns he uses in his films were from his private collection. The Great Westerns were historically accurate for the time period that The Shootist was filmed in. Wayne had an extensive gun collection, most of them rare antiques which I think went to his oldest son Michael after his death for safekeeping.

After any outstanding bills and taxes (Wayne always paid his taxes) the bulk of his estate was divided between his 7 children. I believe there was provisions made for the grandchildren, which at the time of his death in 1979 there were over 20. His widow Pilar, whom he was separated from, was already provided for upon the separation agreement. I believe he also gave the hospital where he died a generous amount so there is now a John Wayne Wing for cancer patients. Shortly before his death he sold his boat The Wild Goose and his cattle ranch in Arizona.

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Elizabeth Allen as Amelia Dedham

No, he does not.

By 1939, Wayne had starred in dozens of films and was a well-known face in Hollywood, even if most of his films were made in Poverty Row. There is no way he could have appeared in this film without it being noticed.

It very much depends on the breed and the need of the purchaser.

Roosters are often culled by hatcheries as the value of the male bird is often not worth the money involved to raise it to maturity. Other hatcheries sell their chicks without knowing what sex they are and leave it to the purchaser to deal with, Farmers often raise them to about 10 mths old to sell as meat birds. I have seen cockerels sell for as low as $2.00 and just recently I saw an auction where two Ameracuna roosters sold for $72.00 each.

In "The Sons of Katie Elder" (filmed in Durango in 1965) Tom Elder (Wayne) and his 3 brothers are accused of horse rustling.

John Wayne married to Josephine Saenz in 1933 John Wayne married to Esperanza Baur in 1946 John Wayne married to Pilar Pallete in 1954

John Wayne was born 26 May 1907 to Mary Alberta (Brown) and Clyde Leonard Morrison. His dad was a pharmacist. His birth name was Marion Morrison.

You are right, pardoner! The Duke often used a special Model 94 Winchester lever action with a circular oversized lever that stood out, like ( loops) used to accent photographs of crime scenes- a different application.

John Wayne was born on May 26, 1907.

John Wayne Gacy died on May 10, 1994 at the age of 52.

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McQ, Cahill US Marshall, McClintock, She Wore A Yellow Ribbon, Big Jake, True Grit and Rooster Cogburn (The Cowboys-The character had a child but died)

Yes, and it had an obscene remark about Communism.

The Alamo was released October 24th, 1960

Fort Apache John Wayne had top billing, then Henry Fonda, then Shirley Temple, and Pedro Armendariz. So I would say it was actually a John Wayne film with Henry Fonda in it.

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She called him "G.W." for George Washington.

she has it

Approximately 2,145 air miles (virtually the same distance from LAX)

No.

The cartridge in the middle of John Wayne's belt was a .45-70. Early in the Duke's career he often worked on movies with old cowboys who were actually around when the west was still wild. One of them told Wayne that many of the old timers kept a larger .45-70 round in the middle of their gun belt so they would know when they had used up half of their regular bullets. John liked the idea and added that touch to his screen persona. The meaning of that one bullet , is that one bullet would do to settle the gunfight.

I am trying to track down a photo of him (John Wayne) in very brief, tight pink shorts. I saw it years ago. I don't remember the shirt.