The other night the 1946 John Ford film My Darling Clementine popped up on one of the channels. I've always enjoyed the film, not for its historical accuracy because it isn’t, but for Henry Fonda, Walter Brennan and the spectacular Monument Valley setting. I seriously doubt that Ford got any of that information from the Wyatt Earp as he claimed. Wyatt wasn't a talkative guy. Lake put a lot of


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