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John Wayne's amazing generosity towards co-star trapped in Shirley Temple feud - Vimarsana News

John Wayne's amazing generosity towards co-star trapped in Shirley Temple feud

John Wayne's co-star on Fort Apache, a film released 76 years ago, said he'd 'go to hell and back' for Duke after the Hollywood legend helped him through an on-set feud involving Shirley Temple.

Tarantula - Legend | TV Guide - Vimarsana News

Tarantula - Legend | TV Guide

Tarantula: Sci-fi thriller, starring Leo G Carroll. Tarantula airs on Legend at 11:00 AM, Monday 25 March. Sci-fi thriller, starring Leo G Carroll

Journey to the Seventh Planet - Talking Pictures TV - Vimarsana News

Journey to the Seventh Planet - Talking Pictures TV

Journey to the Seventh Planet: Sci-fi adventure, starring John Agar. Journey to the Seventh Planet airs on Talking Pictures TV at 1:00 PM, Saturday 9 March. Sci-fi adventure, starring John Agar

Arkansas Postcard Past: Eureka Springs, circa 1965 | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Arkansas Postcard Past: Eureka Springs, circa 1965 | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Eureka Springs, circa 1965: John Agar's Land of Kong theme park opened near Beaver Lake Dam in the early 1960's, home to more than 100 concrete prehistoric creatures such as the shown: Phytosaur. The theme park closed in 2005, its dinosaurs deteriorating and being reclaimed by the forest.

Arkansas Postcard Past: Eureka Springs, circa 1965 | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Arkansas Postcard Past: Eureka Springs, circa 1965 | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Eureka Springs, circa 1965: John Agar's Land of Kong theme park opened near Beaver Lake Dam in the early 1960's, home to more than 100 concrete prehistoric creatures such as the shown: Phytosaur. The theme park closed in 2005, its dinosaurs deteriorating and being reclaimed by the forest.