We Go Way Back With Old TucsonThis was back in 1975, and here I am with Dan the Man Harshberger (far left), Terry Townsend (middle) and the general manager of Old Tucson, who presented The Razz Revue with an extra-large Oscar. Flash forward, a friend of this magazine (that would be True West) has put in a bid to run the park (see Jana’s “Old West Savior” column, p. 18). And I have been listed as a history consultant on the pro

True West April 2021
In This Issue:
Features
- Exploring Buffalo Bill’s Wyoming
- Tracking the Texas Rangers
- Silver State Highways
- A Big Sky Adventure
- Overland Trails: Fur Trappers to Pony Express Riders
- Arizona Adventures Await
- Highways West!
- Queen of the Soiled Doves
- A Long Shot: Buffalo Hunters vs. Quanah Parker’s Warrior
- The Luck of the Irish
- A Killer Bullets Couldn’t Stop
- Outback Outlaw, Mystical Hero
- Out West and Down Under
- Tom Selleck: The Last of the Breed
- Truth be Known
- Lights, Camera, Action
Western Books & Movies
To The Point
Departments
- What History Has Taught Me – Jim Arndt
- Western Roundup – April 2021
- Freedom, Independence and Madness
- Dining in the Desert
- Into Max Evan’s Hi Lo Country
- A Long Shot: Buffalo Hunters vs. Quanah Parker’s Warrior
- Quigley’s Sharps – Cinema’s Most Famous Gun?
- Hollywood’s West of the Imagination
- “I’m Your Huckleberry” Has a Double Meaning for Old Tucson
- An Expedition Gone Wrong
- Shooting Back