Someone asked me the other day what it was like watching those B-Western movies in those little, cracker box theaters during the 1940s. Everyone who had that experience has their own special memories of going to the movies in the days before television when a bag of popcorn cost a dime and a coke cost a nickel. Years later I remember watching the 1971 story of a dying Texas town in Larry McM
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