The book delves into the legacy of the television series that aired from 1955 to 1959, highlighting its impact and enduring popularity. Featuring Broderick Crawford as the lead, the show comprised four seasons and 156 episodes, becoming a notable part of television history. Its continued syndication underscores its lasting appeal and significance in the landscape of American television production.
The biography chronicles the remarkable life of Ray "Crash" Corrigan, detailing his journey from his parents' immigration to the U.S. to his rise as a western film star. It explores his time in jail, his ownership of a public movie ranch, and the complexities of his personal life, including struggles as a husband and father. The narrative is enriched with rare, previously unseen photographs, offering a unique glimpse into both his professional achievements and personal challenges.
Exploring the iconic filming locations of Tarzan, this book provides a detailed examination of both major and minor sites in California. Richly illustrated, it offers insights into the cinematic history and the landscapes that brought the legendary character to life on the silver screen, appealing to fans of film and adventure alike.
The book delves into the authentic history of the Corriganville Movie Ranch, established by B-Western actor Ray "Crash" Corrigan during the 1930s and 1940s. It presents a thorough account, free from exaggeration or myth, capturing the ranch's significance in film history. Featuring over 500 photographs and numerous newspaper scans, the work offers a rich visual narrative that complements its factual storytelling, making it a definitive resource for fans of classic cinema and Western film history.
The book offers a comprehensive visual exploration of Ray "Crash" Corrigan's multifaceted career across film, television, and stage, featuring an extensive filmography of 115 films, 15 TV shows, and 3 stage plays. It is richly illustrated with over 2,000 images, including stills, lobby cards, posters, and newspaper articles, providing a vivid portrayal of his contributions to the entertainment industry.
The Definitive True History of the Ray "Crash" Corrigan Movie Ranch
The book offers a comprehensive history of the Ray "Crash" Corrigan Movie Ranch, tracing its evolution from prehistory to its present-day status as a city park. It aims to clarify misconceptions and inaccuracies surrounding the ranch's role as a film location and amusement park. Readers will find in-depth insights into the ranch's daily operations, highlighting both its successes and challenges in the amusement park industry.
The book features facsimile scripts from two television shows hosted by B-Western actor Ray "Crash" Corrigan: "Crash Corrigan's Ranch" and "The Crash Corrigan Show." Included are the original scripts from August 19, 1950, and April 14, 1951, providing a glimpse into early television history and the entertainment style of that era. This collection highlights Corrigan's contributions to the medium and offers fans a nostalgic look at his work.
The World Famous IVERSON MOVIE RANCH was the most filmed location in movie history with an estimated 2,000 movies and television shows filmed on the property from about 1912 to well into the 1970s when the ranch land was sold off and redeveloped. While mostly used in Western movies, a large number of A pictures of all types utilized the land of the ranch, including "The Fighting Seabees", "Wee Willie Winkie", and "The Flying Dueces". This is the Regular Edition without nude photos.