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- The Roy Rogers Show. “Here’s a picture of my wife, Cathy Tantillo, in 1951, in front of her childhood home in Stanton Island, New York,” says Charlie O’Brien.
- The Good Humor Man. The Lang family was happy to see the Good Humor Man this August Day in 1958 in Belmar, New Jersey. Neighborhood kids kept an ear out for the “ting-a-ling” so they could go get Mom and her purse.
- Poodle skirts. “My three daughters, Anita, Patty, and Christine, are wearing the pink poodle skirts and navy-blue tops they got from their grandparents one Christmas in the 1950s,” says Mary Brown of Prophetstown, Illinois.
- Davy Crockett. Davy Crockett was all the rage in 1955 when a five-part serial starring Fess Parker was airing on ABC as part of the “Disneyland” series.
Despite what one reviewer said, the Roy Rogers TV show was an excellent show for us kids in the 50s. If that reviewer did any research he would see that people in Texas, Oklahoma, Nevada, California, etc did ride horses for ranch work and in their daily lives, with cars, including Jeeps being driven in the same era.
Jul 8, 2024 · The bond between Roy Rogers and Dale Evans was stronger than steel, as the two were together for many decades, parented many children, appeared in numerous films together, traveled the world hand-in-hand, and even improved the lives of many young children through their various non-profit ventures.
Sep 8, 2018 · One of the entertainment industry's truly nice guys, Roy Rogers, along with wife Dale Evans created an western entertainment empire in the 20th century. Fro...
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Sep 8, 2018 · Two of television's all-time greats, Merv Griffin and Roy Rogers sit down at the horse stables to talk about Roy and his life in the entertainment business. ...
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The Roy Rogers Show was a modern Western for the kiddie crowd in which the “King of the Cowboys” (born Leonard Franklin Slye) played himself in a straight-arrow fight for truth and justice.