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Subjects: Isaacs, Ginny Elana.; Joe, Jamal Joshue.; Hodge, Damien Latour.; Knight, Kelly Nichole.; Dehart, Cheryl Philbin.; Williams, Bianca L.D.; Fate, Clarence Dwayne.; Stanback, Olivia Kay.; Wilson, Jonneshia Renee.; Pinkston, Anthony Edric.; Kiel, Harvey Morgan.; Williams, Ebony Marie.; Stutts, Nicholas Powell.; Dawson, Jimmy Lee.; Manring, Warner Clark.; Brown, Chandler Marcus.; Hebestreit, Reba.; Spencer, Samantha Lynn.; Brown, Kateresa Lynn.; Johnson, Casey Cheyenne.; Petticord, Aaron Scott.; Barrett, Teresa Tucker.; Corder, Kari Ann.; Ford, Paul Jr.; Breeden, Antron Lamont.; Spence Justin Lee.;

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Greatest classic legends film collection: John Ford westerns / [videorecording]

She wore a yellow ribbon / Wagon master / Cheyenne Autumn / 3 Godfathers./She wore a yellow ribbon: John Wayne, Joanne Dru, John Agar. 3 godfathers: John Wayne, Pedro Armendariz, Harry Carey Jr. Cheyenne autumn: Richard Widmark, Carroll Baker, Karl Malden. Wagon master: Ben Johnson, Joanne Dru, Harry Casey Jr./She wore a yellow ribbon : Captain Nathan Brittles, on the eve of retirement, takes out a last patrol to stop an impending massive Indian attack. Encumbered by women who must be evacuated, Brittles finds his mission imperiled. 3 Godfathers: Three outlaws on the run discover a dying woman and her baby. They swear to bring the infant to safety across the desert, even at the risk of their own lives. Cheyenne Autumn: Lack of supplies imperative to their survival drives the Cheyenne tribe to embark on a 1,500 miles journey back to their ancestral hunting grounds. US Cavalry Capt. Thomas Archer is charged with their retrieval, but during the hunt grows to respect their noble courage, and decides to help them. Wagon master: Two young drifters guide a Mormon wagon train to the San Juan Valley and encounter cutthroats, Indians, geography, and moral challenges on the journey.DVD

Subjects: Outlaws; Infants; Wagon trains;

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Greatest classic legends film collection. [videorecording] : She wore a yellow ribbon. 3 godfathers. Cheyenne autumn. Wagon master. by Agar, John,1921-2002.; Armendáriz, Pedro,1912-1963.; Baker, Carroll,1931-(CARDINAL)733091; Bellah, James Warner,1899-1976.(CARDINAL)217271; Carey, Harry,Jr.,1921-2012.(CARDINAL)381817; Cooper, Merian C.(CARDINAL)433958; Dru, Joanne,1923-1996.; Ford, John,1894-1973.(CARDINAL)504241; Ford, Patrick.; Johnson, Ben,1918-1996.(CARDINAL)749169; Kyne, Peter B.(Peter Bernard),1880-1957.Three godfathers.; Malden, Karl.(CARDINAL)433781; Nugent, Frank S.; Smith, Bernard,1907-1999.(CARDINAL)287492; Stallings, Laurence,1894-1968.(CARDINAL)183105; Wayne, John,1907-1979.(CARDINAL)723366; Webb, James R.(CARDINAL)682240; Widmark, Richard.; Argosy Pictures Corporation.; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.(CARDINAL)150193; Turner Entertainment Co.(CARDINAL)769305; Warner Home Video (Firm)(CARDINAL)218485;

She wore a yellow ribbon (1949) ; 3 godfathers (1948) / written by Frank Nugent, Laurence Stallings ; directed by John Ford -- Cheyenne autumn (1964) / produced by Bernard Smith ; screenplay by James R. Webb ; directed by John Ford -- Wagon master (1950) / written by Frank Nugent, Patrick Ford ; directed by John Ford.3 godfathers (1948) : directed by John Ford ; screenplay by Laurence Stallings and Frank S. Nugent ; produced by Argosy Pictures Corporation a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer picture.Cheyenne autumn (1964) : music by Alex North ; screenplay by James R. Webb ; produced by Bernard Smith ; directed by John Ford.She wore a yellow ribbon (1949) : screenplay by Frank Nugent and Laurence Stalling ; story by James Warner Bellah ; directed by John Ford ; produced by Argosy Pictures Corporation.Wagon master (1950) : written by Frank Nugent and Patrick Ford ; produced by Argosy Pictures Corporation ; distributed by RKO Radio Pictures, Inc. ; directed by John Ford.She wore a yellow ribbon: John Wayne, Joanne Dru, John Agar. 3 godfathers: John Wayne, Pedro Armendariz, Harry Carey Jr. Cheyenne autumn: Richard Widmark, Carroll Baker, Karl Malden. Wagon master: Ben Johnson, Joanne Dru, Harry Casey Jr.She wore a yellow ribbon : Captain Nathan Brittles, on the eve of retirement, takes out a last patrol to stop an impending massive Indian attack. Encumbered by women who must be evacuated, Brittles finds his mission imperiled. 3 Godfathers: Three outlaws on the run discover a dying woman and her baby. They swear to bring the infant to safety across the desert, even at the risk of their own lives. Cheyenne Autumn: Lack of supplies imperative to their survival drives the Cheyenne tribe to embark on a 1,500 miles journey back to their ancestral hunting grounds. US Cavalry Capt. Thomas Archer is charged with their retrieval, but during the hunt grows to respect their noble courage, and decides to help them. Wagon master: Two young drifters guide a Mormon wagon train to the San Juan Valley and encounter cutthroats, Indians, geography, and moral challenges on the journey.MPAA rating: Not rated.DVD ; NTSC ; Dobly digital mono ; fullscreen (She wore a yellow ribbon, 3 godfathers, Wagon master) and widescreen (Cheyenne autumn) versions.

Subjects: Drama.; Feature films.; Video recordings for the hearing impaired.; Western films.; Video recordings for the hearing impaired.; Western films.; Infants; Mormons; Outlaws; Wagon trains; Wagon trains;

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Daddy of 'em all; the story of Cheyenne Frontier Days / by Hanesworth, Robert D.,1896-1968.(CARDINAL)337046;

Introduction / Clifford P. Hansen -- Preface -- Purpose -- Conception and birth, 1897 -- The first years [ year's ] growth, 1898 -- Infancy, 1899-1902 -- Childhood, 1903-1908 -- Adolescence, 1909-1913 -- Young manhood, 1914-1917 -- Manhood, 1918-1926 -- Maturity, 1926-1967 -- Appendix: Cheyenne Frontier Days committeemen ; Father [s] and sons who have served ; Frontier Nights committeemen ; Frontier Cavalcade committeemen ; Dates of Frontier celebrations ; Miss Frontier for 1931-1967 ; Years of service Frontier committees ; Years of Frontier Nights committees ; Members of Heels ; Members of W-Heels ; Champion bronc riders ; Champion bareback riders ; Champion steer ropers ; Champion bulldoggers ; Champion calf ropers ; Winners, Denver Post Ladies Relay race ; Champion bull riders ; Champion lady bronc riders ; Winners, amateur bucking ; Winners, Denver Post Wild Horse race ; All around [ All-around, Allround ] cowboys.Illustrations: First Frontier Day Committee, 1897 -- Steer roping / J.E. [ Joseph Elam ] Stimson -- Hundreds of people witnessed the show on horseback -- Jack Elliott, Floyd Carroll, Jesse Coats, Dan Thompson -- President Theodore Roosevelt and party rode from Laramie to Cheyenne to attend the special rodeo held in his honor, 1903 -- Riding wild buffalo [ bison ] -- Old Steamboat, Frank Carter [ aboard ] -- Charles B. Irwin, a top steer roper, participated in all the early rodeos -- Champion ropers of Hawaii -- In 1910 buffalo riding was a popular and startling event; Vern Elliott made a successful ride on this buffalo -- Ex-President Theodore Roosevelt enjoyed riding horseback, 1910 -- Saddling Joe Dolan, an outlaw / J. Shimitz -- Ex-President "Teddy" Roosevelt witnesses a cowboy attempting to ride a buffalo -- Bob Davidson, W. E. Dinneen, Dr. A. W. Barber, President Roosevelt, Governor B. B. Brooks, U. S. Marshal Louis Davis, Deputy Marshal Les Snow, Frank Bosler, Robert Carey, Senator F. E. Warren, Charles B. Irwin (arm in sling), [two unknowns], C. W. Hirsig -- Mrs. Goldie St. Clair, champion lady bronc rider, riding Red Bird -- Prairie Rose Henderson -- Goldsmith's Band from Denver, Colorado, 1909 -- Dorothy Morrell and Bonnie McCarroll -- Floyd Carroll, Frank Carter, Thad Souder, Bill Fisher, Harry Walters -- Lucille Mulhall Burnett roping -- Mildred Douglas is riding a wild steer -- Jane Bernoudi gives an exhibition of trick and fancy roping -- Bertha Keppernick [on a white bronc] -- Round-up wagon races were on the Frontier Days program -- Tex Crockett on South Dakota, 1919 -- Harry Walters was one of the first trick rider[s] to go under the belloy of the horse while at full speed -- Arapahoe [ Arapaho ] squaw tepee race -- Marga [ Margie ] Greenough on Boxer -- Bonnie Grey jumping King Tut over an automobile -- Leonard Stroud, 1918 -- Prairie Rose -- Cowgirls of the 1919 and 1920 period: Fox Hastings, Bea Kiernan, Rose Smith, Mabel Strickland, Ruth Roach, Florence Hughes -- Dan Offett, Ben Johnson, [Sr.], Bob Calen, Hugh Strickland, Floyd Randolph, Jim Massey, Shorty Ricker, Frank McCarroll, Rube Roberts -- Chief Big Nose -- Mildred Douglas -- Ruth Roach [ feeding piglet ] -- Harry Walters [ riding, standing of back of horse ] -- Roman riding -- Lorena Trickey -- Ruth and Bryan Roach -- Donna Card, Lorena Trickey, and Mabel Strickland with Indian friends -- Metropolitan Opera tenor James Melton beside William S. Hart statue, holding miniature pistol -- Concord coach -- The "Carey" fifth wheeler -- The "P. E. Daly" covered landau -- One-horse shay -- "Fred Boice" tea wagon -- Brougham -- "Hynds" gig -- Army dougherty -- Three seated fringe top surrey -- Club tally-ho -- Earl Thode of Belvedere, South Dakota -- Chief High Eagle, Charlie Red Cloud, Charlie Stabber, Mr. Black Horn -- Bernice Dossey in Hippodrome Stand -- Tad Lucas, Flo Randolph, Velda Tyndall, Reva Gray, Donna Cowan -- Midnight, dubbed the "Devil Horse" -- Five Minutes to Midnight with owner Verne Elliott -- Badger Mountain, Ole Rice aboad -- Miss Jean Nimmo [ Mrs. George Dubois ] -- Bulldogging -- Sioux Indians from the Pine Ridge Agency, South Dakota -- Casey Tibbs -- Steve Johnson -- Les Gore -- [ Aerial shot of ] Frontier Days complex -- Ernie Pyle.

Subjects: Cheyenne Frontier Days (Celebration) (Cheyenne, Wyo.);

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The folk songs of North America in the English language. Melodies and guitar chords transcribed by Peggy Seeger; with one hundred piano arrangements by Matyas Seiber and Don Banks; illus. by Michael Leonard; editorial assistant, Shirley Collins. by Lomax, Alan,1915-2002.(CARDINAL)130074;

In good old colony times -- Cape Ann -- Springfield mountain -- Billy broke locks -- Captain Kidd-I -- Whisky in the jar -- Strawberry Lane -- Lady Isabel and the elf knight -- Edward -- Father Grumble -- I'll give my love an apple -- The Quaker's courtship -- Sailing in the boat -- As I roved out -- The sow took the measles -- Brave wolfe -- The wars of America -- Felix the soldier -- In the days of '76 -- Johnny has gone for a soldier -- Yankee Doodle Dandy-o -- The fish of the sea -- Cape Cod girls -- Sally Brown -- Shenandoah -- Santy Anno -- Blood red roses.A long time ago -- The bullgine run -- Row, bullies, row -- The Banks of Newfoundland -- The Greenland whale fishery -- Get up, Jack -- Captain Kidd-II -- Wicked Polly -- Satan's kingdom -- Come life, Shaker life -- Shaker funeral hymn -- The lovely Ohio -- Hudson river steamboat -- El-a-noy -- Oleana -- The foggy dew__I and II -- In the wilderness -- The paw-paw patch -- The lone green valley -- Young Charlotte -- Turkey in the straw -- Lincoln and liberty -- When Johnny comes marching home -- Virginia's bloody soil -- The farmer and the shanty boy.The little brown bulls -- The pinery boy -- The river in the pines -- Canada-i-o -- Moosehead Lake -- Bold Jack Donahue -- Silver Jack -- The frozen logger -- The Julie Plante -- Red iron ore -- The Avondale mine disaster -- My sweetheart's a mule -- The farmer is the man -- The housewife's lament -- Me father's a lawyer in England -- The horse named Bill -- Love is pleasin' -- Three young ladies -- The kangaro -- The maid on the shore -- The Mary L. MacKay -- Mary Ann -- When a man's in love -- A great big sea -- I'ze the bye -- John Riley -- Cumberland Gap -- The deer chase.Lily Munroe -- Rattlesnake -- Single girl -- Gentle fair Jenny -- The Devil's nine questions -- Cock robin -- The house carpenter -- Barbara Allen -- The two sisters -- Lady Gay -- The farmer's curst wife -- Devilish Mary -- Robin Hood and Arthur O'Bland -- The Golden Vanity -- The ramblin' boy -- The bad girl -- A fair beauty bride -- Fair and tender ladies -- Black is the colour -- Aunt Sal's song -- I'm troubled -- Lovin' Hannah -- The gambling suitor -- Chickens they are crowin' -- How old are you, my pretty little miss? -- Whistle, daughter, whistle -- Winter's night.Who's gonna shoe your pretty little feet? -- The cuckoo -- The Fourth Day of July -- The wagoner's lad -- Old Smokey -- I never will marry -- Johnson boys -- Uncle Joe -- Sally Anne -- Cripple Creek -- Cindy -- Shady Grove -- Sally Goodin -- Jubilee -- The seven blessings of Mary -- The Twelve Days of Christmas -- Am I born to die? -- On my journey home -- Way over in the Heavens -- Weeping Mary -- Death, ain't you got no shame? -- O David -- Groundhog -- Sorghum syrup -- The good old rebel -- Moonshiner -- Dig a hole in the meadow -- Hurrah, lie! -- Rose Connelly.Omie Wise -- Tom Dula -- Wild Bill Jones -- John Hardy -- Charles Guiteau -- Mister MacKinley -- Peg an' awl -- Roll on, Buddy -- Pay day -- Down on Penney's farm -- Cotton mill colic -- My last ole dollar -- Down in the valley -- The rising sun blues -- Mule skinner blues -- I don't want your millions, mister -- Sixteen tons -- Dark as a dungeon -- We're coming Arkansas -- Blue -- The hound dawg song -- Let's go a-huntin' -- Blow the candle out -- Uh-uh no -- Buffalo boy -- Twistification -- Little Matthy Groves -- The girl I left behind -- I'm goin' away to Texas.The state of Arkansas -- The horse trader's song -- The Texas Rangers -- Green grows the laurel -- Root, hog, or die -- Whoa! Ha! Buck and Jerry boy -- Sweet Betsy -- Joe Bowers -- Lousy miner -- The dreary Black Hills -- The regular army-o -- Lulu -- Charlie Quantrell -- The brass mounted army -- The Battle on Shiloh's Hill -- Cole Younger -- Jesse James -- Wake up, Jacob -- The railroad corral -- I'm bound to follow the longhorn cows -- A cowboy's life -- The old Chisholm Trail -- Go on, you little dogies -- Run along, you little dogies -- Put the old man to sleep.The old man's lament -- Night herding song -- Doney gal -- I'm a-leavin' Cheyenne -- On the trail to Mexico -- When I was a cowboy -- The wild rippling water -- My love is a rider -- The dying cowboy -- The sailor cut down in his prime -- Billy the Kid -- Tyin' a knot in the Devil's tail -- In Kansas -- The little old sod shanty -- The Red River shore -- Hog drovers -- Tideo -- Lord Lovel -- The hell-bound train -- Colorado Trail -- Springfield mountain (Texas version) -- Fod -- She'll be comin' around the mountain -- A railroader for me -- Jerry, go an' ile that car.Drill, ye tarriers -- Wand'rin' -- Around a western water tank -- The Wabash Cannon Ball -- The big rock candy mountains -- Pie in the sky -- Willie the weeper -- Talkin' blues -- Talkin' dustbowl blues -- Hard travellin' -- Pretty boy Floyd -- Hard times -- Hard, ain't it hard -- Fiddle-I-Fee -- The kickin' mule -- Talkin' Columbia -- Roll on, Columbia -- Stand to your glasses -- Jacob's ladder -- When the Saints go marchin' in -- When the stars begin to fall -- Many thousands gone -- Keep a-inchin' along -- Roll, Jordan, Roll (Negro version) -- Roll, Jordan (White version).Wade in the water -- When I'm gone -- Soon I will be done -- Blind man -- I couldn't hear nobody pray -- Hold the wind -- The old Ark's a-moverin' -- Dese bones gwine rise again -- Didn't it rain -- Samson -- John the Revelator -- Rise up, shepherd -- The Holy Baby -- This train -- The downward road -- All night long -- Knock John Booker -- Miss Mary Jane -- All for the men -- Saturday night -- Ridin' in a buggy -- Steal, Miss Liza -- You cain' lose-a me, Cholly -- Black sheep -- Buck-eye rabbit -- Shortenin' bread -- The blue-tail fly -- Bile them cabbage down -- Lynchburg town.Old Marse John -- Old Bangum -- The Queen's gardeen -- The rich old lady -- Johnny, won't you ramble? -- John Gilbert is the boat -- Rock about, my Saro Jane -- Riley -- Pay me -- The John B's sails -- Cotton needs pickin' -- Whoa back, Buck -- Bring me li'l' water, Sylvie -- Po' farmer -- The boll weevil holler -- Go down, old Hannah -- Long John -- Another man done gone -- Jumpin' Judy -- The longest train -- It makes a long-time man feel bad -- I got to roll -- Can't you line it? -- Black gal -- Don't lie, Buddy -- Let the deal go down -- East Colorado blues.John Henry I and II -- Little John Henry -- Casey Jones -- Reuben -- Po'Lazarus -- Railroad Bill -- Frankie -- Stagolee -- I'm all out an' down -- Hattie Belle -- Careless love -- One dime blues -- Good mornin', blues -- Corinna -- Troubled in mind -- How long blues -- Irene -- Black, brown, and white blues -- Sound off.

Subjects: Songbooks.; Notated music.; Music.; Folk-songs, American.; Ballads, English; African Americans;

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