It was quite natural for Wyatt Earp to gravitate to Gower Gulch, the intersection of Sunset Boulevard and Gower Street in Hollywood, where unemployed Southwestern cowboys gathered daily in search of work in the new moving picture industry. Many old pals from his Arizona, Nevada and Alaska days were there. They would swap tales, warmly recalling the dead past as old men so often do. They also took note of the growing popular interest in all things Western, for as the generation that had tamed

June 2012
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- Roger Archibald
- A Ladies’ Man
- Great Western Movie Hats
- Wyatt Earp Wannabes
- A Pathfinder’s Trail
- June 2012 Events
- Wyatt Earp Mystery Car
- The Big Kiss Off
- One Heap Good Gun
- A.K.A. John Ford
- Marfa, Texas
- Western Movie Hotels
- Tom Mix: The First Western Superstar
- Making A Character Hat
- 28 Moments of Entrapment
- Enchantment Meets Entrapment
- The Tragic Life of Baby McDonald
- The Outlaw Cowboys of New Mexico
- You on the SET!
- Custer Saved the Nation
- Wyatt Earp’s First Film
- Wyatt Earp’s First Film
- Wyatt On the Set!
- May 2012 Events