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Is there a John Wayne movie I've never seen?

Professor Ambrose Penwose, Kiwi

Is there a John Wayne movie I’ve never seen?

AWWWWW…BURRRRN…First of all let me say that anybody who does not feel sorry for Auburn is no sports fan. Nobody ever came closer to winning a game they lost. Three tears for The Tigers!

The absence of Sunday Football is never so obvious as it is today when we sit in the dark void between The Final Four and The Final Two.
It is as though the Network Wonders have nothing to broadcast. It seems they think no one is watching, and those that are don’t really care and will watch anything. I am one of those who is and does.

I’m sure when John Wayne was filming his myriad of movies he had no idea we’d be watching them over and over and over.

Today, if we so choose, which I have yet to decide because of the lack of “Good Stuff” on other networks, El Dorado and She Wore a Yellow Ribbon will be shown with nothing new added except commercials.
The Yellow Ribbon she wore was white when the movie came out, and everyone in it is dead except for The Duke’s son who played a kid and is now older than I, and a few Indians who reside in Monument Valley where the major scenes were filmed and you can still see the shack he emerged from to salute the troops at Goulding’s Lodge, which I have done on numerous occasions, but not as often as I’ve seen the movie.

I hate to think I will watch them because of nothing better to do but that seems to be the case as it probably will be the next time.

Penwose Out,
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