Articles related to "Western Classics"

Television's first one hour color western, Bonanza originally aired on NBC from 1959 to 1973. Hugely popular in its time, the show continues to reach new fans today.

Matt Braun's Kinch Riley may well be one of the most underappreciated westerns written in modern times. Characters, plot and ending are spellbinding.

An overview of Classical music composition; a review of an opera duet and an opera aria; and an analysis of the purview of Mozart's approach to opera

Perhaps more than any other genre, westerns require adherence to some fairly strict guidelines. Writing in this genre requires knowledge of its expectations.

It was not just great casts, directing, or scenery that separates these films from others. It was also their underlying themes, all of which are still relevant today.

In High Noon, Gary Cooper's iconic marshal has become the symbol of a good man betrayed. But an analysis of his name--Will Kane--reveals some inconsistencies.

In modern-day movies, is it difficult to distinguish the heroes from the villains? A few decades ago classic movie westerns presented a much different image of heroes.

Lone Pine is one of the smallest towns in the US - but is one of the most famous movie locations on earth. All the major Hollywood studios produced films here.

With the making of High Noon, writer Carl Foreman, director Fred Zinneman, and actor Gary Cooper revolutonized the Western

Here's a list of books that are particularly useful to fantasy and science fiction writers.

Neil Trifunovich, has worked in the film industry for over 30 years working with movie luminaries from director David Cronenberg to actor Jackie Chan.

During the early 1900s, women's music clubs proliferated across the United States. In the Pacific Northwest, women established the Seattle Ladies Musical Club in 1891.

No one visiting Hong Kong should miss out on a trip to the Peak. Towering over the Central business district, it's been a must-see since Hong Kong was founded in 1842.