Ernest Borgnine, Ben Cooper, Frank Marlowe, Royal Dano, Joan Crawford, and Scott Brady in Johnny Guitar (1954). An unpublished pearl of...

Roy Rogers and Trigger greet Dale Evans, Beverly Lloyd and Peggy Stewart in a scene from Utah (1945) shot in Lone Pine’s Alabama Hills. ...

Even though Monument Valley has less than four minutes of screen time in Stagecoach , it made an indelible impression on Moviegoers in 1939...

In Bernard Eisenschitz’s 1993 biography Nich­olas Ray: An American Journey , Johnny Guitar ’s credited screenwriter Philip Yor­dan (who may ...

Max Brand’s Singing Guns first appeared in a weekly pulp magazine, Western Story , serialized in six installments between Dec. 15, 19...

The most enduring Sedona legend surrounding  Angel and the Badman  is that John Wayne and Gail Russell had a love affair during local filmin...

“When I read Roy Chanslor’s turbulent drama of the legendary woman known as Vienna and her Johnny Guitar, I wanted to do it on the screen. F...

Behind the Scenes Photo Number Two: It’s hard to overstate the significance of John Wayne’s 1946 visit to Sedona to film  Angel and the Bad...

Forget MGM – how many tapdancers have you noticed bucking and winging across the screens of your local multiplex lately? The Golden Age movi...

The Republic lot in the 1950s. Photograph courtesy of Marc Wanamaker, Bison Archives Don’t miss this one! The Cultural Affairs Committee o...

To promote 1950’s Singing Guns , Republic Pictures had crooning star Vaughn “Old Leather Tonsils” Monroe pitch cereal in an ad that ran in ...

It’s true! Billy the Kid was shot in Sedona! That’s star Robert Taylor at far right. Billy The Kid was a wanted man in 1930s-’40s Hollywo...