The man that broke the door down was Dancing Bear, a friend of Foster. After finding out that Foster was all right, Dancing Bear and his braves left for their village. In a few days, Buck and Foster left to follow the map to the mine. On the way, they stopped at Dancing Bear's village. For the first time, Buck met the beautiful daughter of Chief Dancing Bear. They fell in love with each other in the two days that they spent together. But Buck and Foster had to leave. They got trapped on top of a mountain in a fierce snowstorm, but they found a cave and held up there for a month. They finally escaped down the mountain to the town of Telluride, where they spent the winter. In the spring, they set out again and found what they were looking for--a silver mine. They mined some ore and headed back to Durango. On the way back, they were stopped by the man that had killed Jeb, Buck's great-grandfather. They had a gunfight, and Buck came out on top. They got back to Durango and hired men to work in the silver mine. Everyone decided to call Buck Silver "Buck." They reached the mine, but Walters was there trying to find the mine. Their men had a gun battle, and Buck and his men took over their mine. They mined all summer and winter, and the next spring, Silver Buck sent for his mother and father to come to Colorado with some men and five thousand heads of cattle to start a cattle ranch. While waiting for the cattle, Silver Buck and Red Bird, Dancing Bear's daughter, got married. Silver Buck bought all the land south of Durango to the border of New Mexico. Silver Buck and Red Bird went to meet his mother and father near Santa Fe. Red Bird was worried that his parents wouldn't like her. She had worried for nothing for his parents loved her and how honest she was. When they got back to Durango with all the cattle, after nearly losing them all to the heat of the desert, they had a big shindig with all the townspeople and the Indians. Silver Buck then showed his parents their new home, as well as his and Red Bird's new home. They were as large as the homes back east. They even had indoor plumbing, to everyone's surprise. Red Bird announced that she was with a child. About eight months later, she has Little Silver, which was what everyone called him but Buck. The boy spent time with both grandfathers. He learned both worlds, the one of the Indians and that of the white man's. Buck thought that his son would turn out to be a very good man because he knew and understood both worlds. Buck let Foster run the mine, and he and his father operated the ranch. Life was good for the Taylor family and the town of Durango. This was when Red Bird said she was going to have another child. They had a little daughter this time. During the four years that have passed, Buck had had a dream three times. In this dream, he is riding up to a ranch house, and he sees a woman with long black hair with a four-year-old boy on her right and a two-year-old girl on her left. One day, Buck was riding up to the house at sundown, and there on the front porch was Red Bird, and to her right was Little Silver and to her left is their two-year-old daughter. He thought to himself that, yes, dreams can come true.
This is a continuation of Silver Buck. There are attacks on small ranches around Durango by a band of Apaches under Geronimo. Buck and Foster recruit two women from this small band. He and his father set out for Montana on a cattle drive. They and their men fight off outlaws and Indians to deliver the cattle for the survival of his ranch. When they come home after three months on the trail, he has trouble with more bad men trying to take over the ranches around Durango. There are gunfights for the men and plenty of romance for the women.
Jason Benning was a lost soul after four years of hard fighting for the union. On a lonely road in Missouri after six months of wondering around he meets Gabe Owens that changes his outlook on life and get him started to his dead friend John’s ranch that he had promised to help his wife and daughter keep the horse ranch. When they arrive they meet Emily and daughter Lilly Ann. Sam Johnson is trying to get the ranch by any means possible but Jason and Gabe are there to stop it. This is a Christmas story of a different sort of a true saga of the old west.
Evelyn Brent's life and career were going quite well in 1928. She was happily living with writer Dorothy Herzog following her divorce from producer Bernard Fineman, and the tiny brunette had wowed fans and critics in the silent films The Underworld and The Last Command. She'd also been a sensation in Paramount's first dialogue film, Interference. But by the end of that year Brent was headed for a quick, downward spiral ending in bankruptcy and occasional work as an extra. What happened is a complicated story laced with bad luck, poor decisions, and treachery detailed in this first and only full-length biography.
Kay Francis came of age in the Roaring Twenties and relished the era's hedonistic pursuits. Her career as an actress was launched at the same time, and before her death in 1968, she had appeared on many theater stages, in more than 60 films, on radio, in USO tours, as a model, and on television. The tall, stylish actress had a husky voice and dark beauty that was striking on film. Despite her financial success, relaxed morals, and life as a socialite, the millionaire actress shunned luxuries such as limousines and sprawling estates popular among Hollywood elite. The actress, who insisted she wanted to be forgotten, left behind scrapbooks, boxes of memorabilia and detailed diaries. These rich resources help provide an exhaustive look at the life of one of Hollywood's most intriguing early stars. Francis' biography is the heart of this book, beginning with her family background and her upbringing by a vaudevillian actress mother. The story of her extensive career and never-ending romantic pursuits is peppered with comments from the media and her own diaries, and supplemented with ample photographs. A chronology gives dates of theater openings, film releases, marriages, television and radio appearances, births and deaths. A filmography includes complete cast and credit lists.
This book is the definitive guide to the film, stage, radio and television career of Kay Francis, one of the most glamorous stars from the golden age of Hollywood. For each film, the authors provide a thorough synopsis plus cast and crew information (including biographies), opening dates, production notes, behind-the-scenes details, and reviews. In addition, information is provided on her stage, radio, and television appearances, and a section is devoted to collecting Kay Francis memorabilia, including such items as cigarette cards, sheet music and soundtracks. Also covered is the stage and vaudeville career of Kay Francis' mother, Katherine Clinton. A brief biography of Kay Francis is provided, along with an insightful foreword by film scholar James Robert Parish. Truly a treasure trove for Kay Francis fans and anyone interested in classic filmmaking in the 1930s and 1940s, the book includes more than 130 illustrations, many of them rare.
Jason Benning was a lost soul after four years of hard fighting for the union. On a lonely road in Missouri after six months of wondering around he meets Gabe Owens that changes his outlook on life and get him started to his dead friend John’s ranch that he had promised to help his wife and daughter keep the horse ranch. When they arrive they meet Emily and daughter Lilly Ann. Sam Johnson is trying to get the ranch by any means possible but Jason and Gabe are there to stop it. This is a Christmas story of a different sort of a true saga of the old west.
This is a continuation of Silver Buck. There are attacks on small ranches around Durango by a band of Apaches under Geronimo. Buck and Foster recruit two women from this small band. He and his father set out for Montana on a cattle drive. They and their men fight off outlaws and Indians to deliver the cattle for the survival of his ranch. When they come home after three months on the trail, he has trouble with more bad men trying to take over the ranches around Durango. There are gunfights for the men and plenty of romance for the women.
Book synopsis: A split-second decision turns Chad's world upside down and is put on trial for his life and ends up in lower heaven to be placed on trial again. Chad ends back on earth for another life to be lived to the fullest. The story takes you through rebirth in the world he knows nothing of and many adventures throughout his young life. He meets Page on one adventure and spends which turns out to be a lifelong adventure. Autobiography: I was born in Eugene Oregon, and my parents moved to Texas when l was two years old. I met my wife in 1969 and were married in 1970. We have two daughters and three grandchildren. Been married for fifty-one years. I worked in the food industry for thirty years, the last eighteen as a distributor. I Am retired now doing what I always wanted "write stories"!.
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This book features a letter of the alphabet and includes familiar images, word labels, direct picture-text match, and sight word vocabulary to help readers at Kindergarten reading level to develop phonemic awareness and phonic skills.
Using photographs from the extensive collection of the Lynn Museum and Historical Society, Bill Conway, former deputy fire chief of the Lynn Fire Department, and Diane Shephard look back on Lynn's great fires and how the city has picked itself up from the ashes.
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