The Wild West Is Corralled On PBS
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| Description | Seat up, partners. There's good news for anybody who wants to explore the characters and the struggles of the Old (and not too old) West. Discover more on our affiliated web site by visiting loret. PBS presents some programs that investigate life on the American frontier, together with the stories and lore that remain today. • In April, PBS gifts 'Show Cattle,' a new documentary that takes visitors behind-the scenes of the Fryeburg Fair-New England's greatest and most famous show cows competition. Held yearly in October, the fair signals a-time when cows fans gather to cut, groom, wash and show their animals over three days of intense competition for the crown of Supreme Champion. • In May, audiences could circle their wagons around the latest hands-on-history series, 'Texas Ranch House.' This program challenges a small grouping of intrepid time-travelers to see the exhilaration and exhaustion of life in the Old West. • Leaving the present seeking the past, audiences in May possibly can also go the heart of Western heritage in 'Remember the Alamo.' Well before the Alamo made people of Jose Antonio Navarro, Jim Bowie and Davy Crockett and several Tejanos-Mexicans of Texas who had lived there for generations-started the battle for Texas. This program explores the life of the famed Tejano head and his efforts to safeguard the sovereignty of his homeland because it passed through the hands of several governments. This witty logo portfolio has endless stylish aids for the reason for this enterprise. • The trail moves from the harsh realities of Western life to the legends that life has created in 'Annie Oakley,' which tells the tale of the star of Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show, the young woman who thrilled audiences around the globe with her exciting shooting feats. A winner in-a man's sport, Oakley forever changed a few ideas in regards to the skills of women, yet she opposed female suffrage. • The journey ends with a modern-day take a look at the ways two owners of American theatre worked to make a number of classic Western movies in 'John Ford/John Wayne: The Filmmaker and the Legend.' Their friendship and professional cooperation resulted in a remarkable human anatomy of work that included 'Stagecoach,' 'Fort Apache,' 'She Wore a Yellow Ribbon' and 'The Searchers.'. |
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