Says the theme, “Once any girl has kissed him twice she’s dreaming of shoes and rice.”  In the fourth and final season of Bronco, Ty Hardin’s Bronco Layne matured. The ex-Confederate drifter, who turns up as a cattleman, lawman or spy, is no longer just showing ladies his pectorals; he’s showing them a piece of land.  The stories mix historical characters—Edwin Booth, Butch Cassidy, Wild Bill Hickok—with stars—Jack Nicholson, Lee Van Cleef, Jack Elam.   Henry C. Parke is


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