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Mr. and Mrs., at last! Ty Hardin (real name, Orison Hungerford) embraces his bride, the former Andra Martin. Maid-of-honor is in tears, but Andra confesses she had her "big cry" the night before. Marriage hod to overcome many objections from those who sincerely believed the two were too young, too recently started in their careers.
could see everything reflected double in them. It took a while before I realized this young Texan was not merely trying to look picturesque." She asked him to explain his bizarre get-up. "Well, ma'am," Ty answered, "you may as well know I'm not an in-between kind of fellow. With me, it's either barefoot or boots."
That's Ty Hardin, the Bronco Layne of Cheyenne, one of Warner Bros.' top-ranking TV Westerns.
This, too, is Ty Hardin: They were staging a fight for a segment of the show. "I want realism and lots of it," snapped the director. Claude Aikens, as the "heavy,"
braced himself for the usual simulated rush of fury. But he hadn't counted on an all-out charge. Six-foot-two and 180 pounds of football-and-cowboy-tough Ty came at him like a rampaging steer. Aikens went sprawling, the wind knocked out of him.
Instantly the fury left Ty. He bent to hejp his victim up. Broad shoulders slumped, he was the woebegone picture of regret and apology. "I forgot I was acting, for a second," he confessed sheepishly. Then, on an impulse which was quite typical, he rushed to the other extreme and begged the director to redo the fight (Continued on page 68)
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