John Wayne

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.

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north to alaska

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General Sterling Price.

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John Waynes' "breakthrough" role was as the "Ringo Kid" in the 1939 movie Stagecoach

Although often billed as ivory or bone, both sets are synthetic. Frisch verified that all of these grips were made by Maurice D. Scarlac of a material he developed called Catalin. Wayne reportedly liked them so much that he took them home and personally "tea-stained" them to a yellow color such as the patina often seen on ivory and bone grips.

There was no red meat found in his colon. By the time red meat or anything else gets to the colon it is unrecognizable as food.

nah

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Approximatley $10,000 US Dollars.