Hollywood Studio Magazine (1977)

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Meanwhile. Back At The Ranch.. SIX GREATS — Six of America’s greatest cowboys lock arms for the first time in marvelous film that includes virtually every western star from Hoot Gibson on to Roy SINGING STAR — Gene Autry according to Curtis, made his film “Meanwhile, Back At The Ranch,’ possible. The star owns all his old films and allowed the producer full access to them, even delivering prints to him in person. “Without Gene Autry’s help,” Curtis noted, “this film could not have been made.” 20 Rogers and Gene Autry. Shown here from the left are: Wild Bill Elliott, Bob Livingston, Don “Red” Barry, Roy Rogers, Rocky Lane and John Wayne. They are all teamed together in “Meanwhile, Back At the Ranch,” which has a premiere at Knott's Berry Farm’s Good Time Theater, Saturday, January 21, 1978. For the first time, 25 of America’s leading cowboy stars are seen in one film — reliving incredible adventures of the Old West. “More than 35 years ago, 25 of the top western stars decided to make a movie for the war effort, and the results turned out to be what some critics have called, “The Ultimate Western” Almost from the start, even though the stars were in complete agreement, troubles developed. Each of the actors was from a different studio. Gene Autry came from Columbia, Wild Bill Elliott was at Universal, John Wayne at Republic and so on. Once the movie was in the can, the trouble really started, as the lawyers got into the