Roy Rogers

Last I knew it was a private home.

Yes. "Macintosh and T.J." (1975) He also did guest appearances on television in the 1970's.

Roy wore two guns in his movies; a "double" holster.

'Trigger' was Roy's horse. You can see his story in the movie "My Pal Trigger".
Trigger :)

Yes, Roy Rogers' dog "Bullet" was a German Shepherd.

His group was "The Sons of the Pioneers"

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Roy Rodgers' Horse's name was Trigger

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Jingles was Andy Devine. Jingles was the sidekick of Guy Madison in Wild Bill Hickock - Jingles was always yelling - Hey, Wild Bill, wait for me.

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Apart from Trigger the horse, he often appeared with old timer, Gabby Hayes.

No. He passed away on February 23, 2003. RIP Fred Rogers :( He was from Mr. Rogers' neighborhood, on pbskids.org

His horse's name was Trigger, the home where he and his family lived at in the 50's is now known as Roy Rogers Ranch and is located in Chatsworth, California.

'Rogers' came from the film star Will Rogers.

'Roy,came from a 'list' of possible names.

Roy Rogers first appeared in films with the screen name 'Dick Weston'

When the credits rolled, it was "Pat Brady as himself"

I was told only 50 were made, so it is worth what ever someone is willing to pay.

I would start at $800 for good condition maybe $1200 in mint condition.

They are very rare! I have never seen anothe one.

I believe he was. Until the Quarter Horse became the choice for Hollywood, the American Saddlebred was the most used horse breed for movies and TV. In fact Mr. Ed was an American Saddlebred (registered name Bamboo Harvester). If you watch the old westerns, some of John Waynes are good examples, you will see that just about everybody was mounted on a Saddlebred.

He was 86 a ,ripe old age!!

No most are 99cents or less.

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Leonard Slye and Roy Rogers are one and the same.

Leonard Franklin Slye

When the studio was trying to decide on a screen name they first suggested Leroy. Roy said let's just do Roy.