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001460424 1001_ $$aMcCoy, Tim.
001460424 24510 $$aTim McCoy remembers the West :$$ban autobiography /$$cby Tim McCoy with Ronald McCoy.
001460424 250__ $$a1st ed.
001460424 260__ $$aGarden City, N.Y. :$$bDoubleday,$$c1977.
001460424 300__ $$ax, 274 pages, 16 unnumbered leaves of plates :$$billustrations ;$$c22 cm
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001460424 500__ $$aIncludes index.
001460424 5050_ $$aPreface -- Acknowledgments -- Prologue -- Beginnings -- To the last frontier -- Irish Tom's canary -- Big guns and dangerous men -- The feel of the drum -- Buffalo dance -- Forty miles a day on beans and hay -- Good medicine -- A ticket to Hollywood -- Plainsmen in Piccadilly -- Meeting the Messiah -- The golden years -- Under the big top -- Moccasin prints across the sky.
001460424 5050_ $$aIllustrations: Ronald and Tim McCoy -- Bugler aboard the U.S.S. Yantic -- Embryonic cowboy in Saginaw, 1908 -- Colonel William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody; he remained an inspiration to me -- The real thing: Irish Tom's canary, about 1912 -- Goes in Lodge, Arapaho warrior -- Arapahoes, near Ethiti [Ethete], Wyoming, 1912: Red Pipe; Painted Bear; Wolf Elk; Ben Warren; Button; Goes in Lodge; Paul Sleeping Bear; and Chester Armstrong -- Goes in Lodge and I talking is sign language, probably in Cheyenne -- Yellow Calf, 1922, during the filming of The Covered Wagon -- Washakie with his subchiefs; his son, Dick "All-Injun Celebration" Washakie to his right, about 1881 -- Sharp Nose -- Washakie in 1898 / W.C. Brown -- Learning to be a cavalryman at Fort Snelling, 1917 -- The Adjutant General of Wyoming, 1919 -- General Hugh L. Scott; Custer's Crow scout, White Man Runs Him; and I at the Crow's Nest during our inspection of the Little Bighorn Battlefield in 1919.
001460424 5050_ $$aIllustrations: Making a motion picture in northern Montana: Mud Head; Short Face; Wades in Water; General Scott; myself; and Crow Chief -- While in Montana with Scott, I was given a name by the Blackfeet: Black Eagle. Seated: Berry Child, Crow Chief, unidentified, Lazy Boy, unidentified, and Jim White Calf -- Left Hand (one of five Arapahoes who fought against Custer) and [Tim McCoy] in 1922 -- Battle of the Little Big Horn, June 25, 1876 / Left Hand, circa 1920 -- [Request that two young Indian enlistees be returned to their families.] -- Yellow Calf as he often appeared in council -- Recruiting Bannocks at Fort Hall, Idaho, in 1922 for Jesse L. Lasky's The Covered Wagon -- In April, 1923, the train arrives at Arapaho, Wyoming, to take the Indians to Hollywood, to appear in the prologue to The Covered Wagon -- Charlie Whiteman ... and his son -- Jame Lone Bear; Mike Goggles; Painted Bear; the trader, Pony Hayes; and Broken Horn -- Yellow Horse with his eagle wing fan; in the background, Goes In Lodge and [Tim McCoy] -- [Indians and Tim McCoy] in Hollywood with Sid Grauman, Jesse Lasky, and James Cruze -- Red Pipe in Hollywood.
001460424 5050_ $$aIllustrations: While Mike Goggles dances to the beat of Charlie Whiteman's drum, Painted Bear, Yellow Horse, Left Hand, and Rising Buffalo look on -- After arrival in London in November, 1923, the Arapahoes [looked] at this World War I tank in Hyde Park -- At London's Crystal Palace, Charlie White Bull and Jack Shavehead, who is holding a peyote rattle, fan, and staff -- Certificates of registration from London's Bow Street Police Station: Mrs. Goes in the Lodge; Goes in the Lodge -- In March, 1925, [Tim McCoy] and a mixed party of Arapahoes and Shoshonis [went] to Los Angeles for the prologue to John Ford's The Iron Horse -- [Tim McCoy] in a scene from M-G-M's Warpaint, shot on location at Wind River, in August, 1926 [with] old-time warrior Shoshonis and Arapahoes, and Goes In Lodge -- Another scene from Warpaint, [McCoy] speaking to White Horse, a son of the Cheyenne war chief at the Little Big Horn, Two Moons -- Joan Crawford and I take a bow in Winners of the Wilderness -- Claire Windsor in The Frontiersman, 1927 -- Between films, I returned to Wyoming and my ranch, Eagle's Nest -- A poster for Two Fisted Law, 1932 -- Getting the best of tough hombre, Billie Seward, in Riding Wild, 1935 -- Tim McCoy in Silent Men [poster], 1933 -- Ronald Colman; his wife, Benita [Hume]; and [McCoy's] godchild, Juliet.
001460424 5050_ $$aIllustrations: Photograph used by Ringling Bros and Barnum and Bailey poster artists for the 1935, 1936, and 1937 seasons -- A shot taken when "the Greatest Show on Earth" played Syracuse, New York, in 1936 -- High Eagle, a Sioux veteran of the Battle of the Little Big Horn [Greasy Grass] and Tim McCoy were in the Ringling show the same year -- Talking signs in 1936 with the Sioux chief Sitting Bull's adopted, mute son, John Sitting Bull -- Snake dancers, including Iron Eyes Cody, in front of tent labeled "Gas House" -- Tim McCoy's Real Wild West, 1938, [program] -- Tim McCoy's Wild West and Rough Riders of the World in Washington, D.C., on May 4, 1938, the day it closed -- The Araphoes meet the Ghost Dance messiah. Behind the seated Wovoka are: Charlie Whiteman, Rising Buffalo, Red Pipe, William Penn, George Shakespear [Shakespeare] Night Horse, Painted Wolf, Little Ant, and Goes In Lodge -- [Tim McCoy and Wovoka] -- [Tim McCoy at Wovoka's grave some forty years later] -- Goes in Lodge [on a horse], [in the Wind River Canyon?] -- [Tim McCoy's] first television program in Los Angeles, with kneeling Iron Eyes Cody -- Telegram from a fan [Hoot Gibson] of the program -- Inga [McCoy] -- A favorite photograph from "the Golden Days" [McCoy on a white horse in full regalia].
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