Newt's John Wayne Site Newsletter

Howdy Pilgrims,

• CLICK HERE for the John Wayne Films this month on Turner Classic Movies (TCM). Times listed are Pacific Time, please check your cable or satellite listings for the time in your area.
  

• We are in the fall of the year and with the holiday season soon upon us check out these two books about grilling for John Wayne gift giving. The two books are Official John Wayne Way to Grill and John Wayne Cast Iron Cook Book.
  

• While you are thinking about your favorite Duke fan during your gift search then go to the Misc Goodies section of the John Wayne Store. There some new items that have been added to this section, John Wayne in the Movies 2018 Wall Calendar, John Wayne bottle cooler, and more John Wayne T-Shirts.
  

• Check out the Press Release - JOHN WAYNE ENTERPRISES ANNOUNCES INTERACTIVE TRAVELING EXHIBITION ABOUT THE LIFE OF AN AMERICAN ICON, JOHN WAYNE: THE GENUINE ARTICLE.
  

• Check out the newly launched website, Newt's Classic Movie Store. The films offered are classic films, a good deal of them are known as Film Noir. Most other genre of films are offered, comedy, drama, westerns, horror, musicals, etc.
  
  
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  The featured film in this newsletter is My Favorite Brunette (1947). This film stars Bob Hope and Dorothy Lamour. Bob is a baby photographer who wants to be a private detective and gets into troube because of Lamour. Click Here for a video clip of this movie to view the quality of the video before you purchase.
  

• Here are a few interesting links to pages of interest around the Internet.
  
  • From ABC 9 KTRE-TV, Pollok, TX - Nacogdoches Public Library urging people to read 'True Grit' as part of One Book, One City project. Watch the video and read article.
    

  • From the King 5 Media Group - When Seattle PD Co-Starred With John Wayne. Watch the video and read article.
    

  • From the Tennessean, an article about the Interactive John Wayne exhibit to debut in Nashville.
    

  • From OC Weekly.com - The Museum of Western Film History Is the Best Excuse to Visit Lone Pine.
    

  • Check out this article from The Navajo Times - Wanted: People � or their kids � who appeared in old-time westerns for new documentary.
    

  • From Moviemaker.com - Marsha Hunt at 100: The Actress Recalls the Blacklist, Film Noir and Being Cast in Gone With The Wind. She co-starred with John Wayne and Johnny Mack Brown in Gone To The West (1937).
    

  • Read the this article by Tony Arterburn, Jr. about the re-imaging of The Alamo, from the Gilmer Mirror Online. Will The Alamo Fall Twice?
    

  • If you are not shopping at the John Wayne Store soon, you're burnin' daylight!
  
  

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  Your comments or suggestions are always welcome and encouraged. I am always on othe look-out for John Wayne and/or classic film information to pass along in these little newsletters, if you come across any news on these subjects, please let me know.
  

  
  

  Later Pilgrim,
  Paul Newton
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

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