Another favorite of all of us that doesn't have it's own thread. I'm catching up on some of the programs I have on the DVR finally, and earlier today I watched a Wagon Train that was a little more unusual than most. The name was "The Prairie Story" (I think), and it was about all the good as well as bad things that could, and would happen during a typical train traveling from St. Lous, MO, to San Francisco, CA. The best thing about this particular show was Beula Bondi. That woman could do a solo and make you see the hardships, bad weather, snow, rain, etc. Her voice had something in it that just commanded your attention. From her younger years to her older ones, she had that prescienceI loved her, and could listen to her all day. In this, she was a grannie making her second trip by wagon train, and everyone, from the guys who worked for the train, to the young kids looked to her for advice and help in making decisions. She was another of those "Great Old Gals".
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Wagon Train
Wagon Train
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movieman1957
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Re: Wagon Train
Anne:
There's a whole thread down in the General TV forum. (You started it too.)
http://silverscreenoasis.com/oasis3/vie ... =17&t=4773
There's a whole thread down in the General TV forum. (You started it too.)
http://silverscreenoasis.com/oasis3/vie ... =17&t=4773
Chris
"Time flies like an arrow, fruit flies like a banana."
"Time flies like an arrow, fruit flies like a banana."
Re: Wagon Train
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That was a total mistake. I thought I was in this Western thread. I'm pretty sure I asked one of the moderators if they could move it from there to here. Put it up to another senior moment. But I wonder why the SEARCH engine can't pick up from another thread. Is there a way to encompass the whole board in a search?
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That was a total mistake. I thought I was in this Western thread. I'm pretty sure I asked one of the moderators if they could move it from there to here. Put it up to another senior moment. But I wonder why the SEARCH engine can't pick up from another thread. Is there a way to encompass the whole board in a search?
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Anne
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Re: Wagon Train
Yes. If you go to Google, and enter the words: wagon train, silver screen oasismrsl wrote:.
That was a total mistake. I thought I was in this Western thread. I'm pretty sure I asked one of the moderators if they could move it from there to here. Put it up to another senior moment. But I wonder why the SEARCH engine can't pick up from another thread. Is there a way to encompass the whole board in a search?
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You will see then see the existing thread on this site with a link listed by Google. I have mentioned this a few times on this message board, but, unfortunately, the SSO search feature on this message board does not always show all the threads for a particular topic.
Since the board in general is blessedly free of technical issues 95% of the time, I hope we can live with it as is. Perhaps trying Google using the Silver Screen Oasis as a search term as well as whatever topic is being searched for will be of help in the future.
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Re: Wagon Train
I found them both just by putting in "Wagon Train" in the search on the main page but it might be browser related. I usually have pretty good luck.
Chris
"Time flies like an arrow, fruit flies like a banana."
"Time flies like an arrow, fruit flies like a banana."