Evanstar and the Members of the DEFC
Part of a Series: Exploring the Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Archive The Autry Institute is currently processing the generously donated business archive of Roy Rogers and Dale Evans. At the beginning of each month, the Autry Libraries blog will feature highlights from the collection in anticipation of the processing’s completion. Long before the Internet … Read more
Everything’s Coming Up Rogers
Part of a Series: Exploring the Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Archive The Autry Institute is currently processing the generously donated business archive of Roy Rogers and Dale Evans. At the beginning of each month, the Autry Libraries blog will feature highlights from the collection in anticipation of the processing’s completion. The Tournament of Roses … Read more
A Merry Rogersmas
Part of a Series: Exploring the Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Archive The Autry Institute is currently processing the generously donated business archive of Roy Rogers and Dale Evans. The first week of each month, the Autry Libraries blog will feature highlights from the collection in anticipation of the processing’s completion. In addition to running … Read more
Safety First
Part of a Series: Exploring the Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Archive The Autry National Center’s Institute for the Study of the American West is currently processing the generously donated business archive of Roy Rogers and Dale Evans. The first week of each month the Autry Libraries blog will feature highlights from the collection in … Read more
“My Roy Rogers Lariat Spins Like the Dickens”
Part of a Series: Exploring the Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Archive The Autry National Center’s Institute for the Study of the American West is currently processing the generously donated business archive of Roy Rogers and Dale Evans. The first week of each month the Autry Libraries blog will feature highlights from the collection in … Read more
Beginning the Trail by the Ohio River
Part of a Series: Exploring the Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Archive The Autry National Center’s Institute for the Study of the American West is currently processing the generously donated business archive of Roy Rogers and Dale Evans. The first week of each month the Autry Libraries blog will feature highlights from the collection in … Read more
Archiving the King and Queen
Part of a Series: Exploring the Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Archive The Autry National Center’s Institute for the Study of the American West is currently processing the generously donated business archive of Roy Rogers and Dale Evans. The first week of each month the Autry Libraries blog will feature highlights from the collection in … Read more
Featuring the Fans
Part of a Series: Exploring Highlights from the David Dortort Archive The Autry National Center’s Institute for the Study of the American West is currently processing the donated papers of novelist, screenwriter, and producer David Dortort. The Autry Libraries blog will feature monthly highlights from the collection in anticipation of processing completion in June 2011. … Read more
The Production Iceberg
Part of a Series: Exploring Highlights from the David Dortort Archive The Autry National Center’s Institute for the Study of the American West is currently processing the donated papers of novelist, screenwriter, and producer David Dortort. Every 1st Tuesday of the month the Autry Libraries blog will feature highlights from the collection in anticipation of … Read more
April 21, 1968
Part of a Series: Exploring Highlights from the David Dortort Archive The Autry National Center’s Institute for the Study of the American West is currently processing the donated papers of novelist, screenwriter, and producer David Dortort. Today’s post is a special feature highlighting David Dortort’s relationship to the tumultuous social climate of the second half … Read more





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