Tales of Wells Fargo was my favorite. What I always liked about Jim Hardie as the hero was he was never a showboater, a peacock. He talked simple, straight, and plain. Common sense. Truth and integrity.
I wasn't born when he was so famous. But, watching all his movies and his series, Tales of Wells Fargo, I watch him everyday on that series. He was such a handsome man. I love that he loved horses. I love watching him!!!!
I met Dale Robertson and he was exceptionally nice to me. Such a considerate man who was very gentlemanly. I've met a lot of Hollywood stars, the 2 nicest were Sally Field and Dale Robertson. I enjoyed his company very much and we had a fairly long conversation while sitting next to each other at a nice, but small bar. He listened to my stories intently, just as I listened to his. As I said, Dale Robertson was a true gentleman who made me feel very good by paying attention to a Cherokee combat veteran that no one else did. Sgi for uploading this tribute. Sgi means thanks in my first language, Cherokee. Being Cherokee was a topic that led to he and I talking more. Again sgi for recognizing such a great guy. 🪶👍🪶🪶
I remember seeing him on western shows on the t.v. when I was growning up on the East Coast. Like other little kids I had a cowboy hat and Long Ranger heavy steel guns; that couldn't be sold today without the red piece in the nozzle, or plastic; I probably acted out many of his characters.
I always respected him as a man and an actor. I could tell even through the roles he played he was a mans man. and an honest man devoted to life not acting. somehow I always knew (with out news media) he never left his love of horses and the western life he grew up with behind. and this video confirms my beliefs then and even more so now. Rip . ecf
Tales Of Wells Fargo..Absolutely wonderful especially the half hour show. Full hour was full of too much about nothing,,Dale is one of my all time favorite actors..Watch him daily..Mainly the half hour shows...
My Dad was a year older than him. Both of my parents were alcoholics. There were many in that generation they really had it tough: between the Depression, and WW2. Can't imagine the ones who had to deal with Korea as well. I'm not justifing it my siblings, and I payed a price for it. But, I understand.
Dale Robertson, a natural right-hander, taught himself to draw his gun and shoot left-handed so that his character Jim Hardie would be more distinctive, in ‘Tales of Wells Fargo’
YOU DON'T EARN THE PURPLE HEART, MY DAD ALWAYS SAID THAT YOU GET A PURPLE HEART FOR BEING IN THE WRONG PLACE AT THE WRONG TIME, MY DAD GOT HIS FOR BEING WOUNDED, DAD ALSO GOT THE BRONZ STAR!
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Too many errors to list. Rochelle is alive and well. Dale wasn't left handed. Dale was NEVER AN ALCOHOLIC. Dale told me a totally different story about Iron Horse and you haven't even checked his obituary, otherwise you would have corrected the date that Dale died. Sorry about this but I've just whizzed through the transcript and picked out some of the errors. I can't be bothered to listen to the whole video.
@@1stockdale159 It also meant that he could shake someone's hand while having his left hand close to his gun - just in case that someone was a villain!
So which is it. I was toldJimHardy was a real person that was left handed and Dale was right handed. Dale practiced until he could use his gun left handed to make the action real. Note in this show he is wearing his gun on the right side at times as he was right handed in real life.
THE WRONG TANKS, IN 1943 THE AMERICAN TANKS WERE STURATS WITH A 37 MILLIMETER, OR LEE GRANTS WITH A 37 MILLIMETER AND A 75 MILLIMETER OR SHERMANS WITH A 75 MILLIMETER.
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Tales of Wells Fargo was my favorite. What I always liked about Jim Hardie as the hero was he was never a showboater, a peacock. He talked simple, straight, and plain. Common sense. Truth and integrity.
One of my favourite actors….a real example of “ cool “……. I enjoyed your story…..and now see more reasons for admiring him…thank you.
Loved Tales of Wells Fargo. Dale came to our town, he was so popular I couldn't get close to see him. It was a good time.
I wasn't born when he was so famous. But, watching all his movies and his series, Tales of Wells Fargo, I watch him everyday on that series. He was such a handsome man. I love that he loved horses. I love watching him!!!!
I met Dale Robertson and he was exceptionally nice to me. Such a considerate man who was very gentlemanly.
I've met a lot of Hollywood stars, the 2 nicest were Sally Field and Dale Robertson.
I enjoyed his company very much and we had a fairly long conversation while sitting next to each other at a nice, but small bar.
He listened to my stories intently, just as I listened to his.
As I said, Dale Robertson was a true gentleman who made me feel very good by paying attention to a Cherokee combat veteran that no one else did.
Sgi for uploading this tribute. Sgi means thanks in my first language, Cherokee.
Being Cherokee was a topic that led to he and I talking more.
Again sgi for recognizing such a great guy.
🪶👍🪶🪶
Wife & I watch reruns of Tales of Wells Fargo daily. TV channel GRIT plays so many of the westerns we grew up on.
I was a child of Tales of Wells Fargo. Born in 1952. Now lived in the southwest for over 30 years
Ohhh, I so happy that he became a Christian!!!
I remember seeing him on western shows on the t.v. when I was growning up on the East Coast. Like other little kids I had a cowboy hat and Long Ranger heavy steel guns; that couldn't be sold today without the red piece in the nozzle, or plastic; I probably acted out many of his characters.
I always respected him as a man and an actor. I could tell even through the roles he played he was a mans man. and an honest man devoted to life not acting. somehow I always knew (with out news media) he never left his love of horses and the western life he grew up with behind. and this video confirms my beliefs then and even more so now. Rip . ecf
My Native Grandmothers (1889-1980 )favorite Actor.
My grandmother's favorite star too!!
Tales Of Wells Fargo..Absolutely wonderful especially the half hour show. Full hour was full of too much about nothing,,Dale is one of my all time favorite actors..Watch him daily..Mainly the half hour shows...
My Dad was a year older than him. Both of my parents were alcoholics. There were many in that generation they really had it tough: between the Depression, and WW2. Can't imagine the ones who had to deal with Korea as well. I'm not justifing it my siblings, and I payed a price for it. But, I understand.
I always like tales of wells fargo I seen every episode.
One scene, from the Iron Horse series, has him wearing a right handed holster while walking with a lady.
Dale Robertson, a natural right-hander, taught himself to draw his gun and shoot left-handed so that his character Jim Hardie would be more distinctive, in ‘Tales of Wells Fargo’
@@1stockdale159 The narrator calls him a natural left-hander . . . . which is it ? (@ 10:xx)
@@grandaddyoe1434 Just as I stated, narrator is wrong, I looked it up on three different sites, all three say that say Dale was right handed.
My name is Dale, and I was going to change my name because before D Robertson came along the only Dale was Dale Evan’s!
I watch tales of wells fargo even now. I have an antenna. So it doesn't come in good sometimes in the rural area far from the cities.
Being in Recovery myself and being (or professing to be) a Christian, it's nice to see the two connections
I feel like he could’ve even become a bigger star if he would’ve been guided into getting parts that projected his identity with the public.
YOU DON'T EARN THE PURPLE HEART, MY DAD ALWAYS SAID THAT YOU GET A PURPLE HEART FOR BEING IN THE WRONG PLACE AT THE WRONG TIME, MY DAD GOT HIS FOR BEING WOUNDED, DAD ALSO GOT THE BRONZ STAR!
Dale ended up in hospital for about 6 months at the end of the war. The doctors thought he would never walk again - but he did!
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Dale and my Dad could have been twins.
Too many errors to list. Rochelle is alive and well. Dale wasn't left handed. Dale was NEVER AN ALCOHOLIC. Dale told me a totally different story about Iron Horse and you haven't even checked his obituary, otherwise you would have corrected the date that Dale died. Sorry about this but I've just whizzed through the transcript and picked out some of the errors. I can't be bothered to listen to the whole video.
Thanks for checking and sharing.
True, they got that wrong, in real life he was righthanded and to play Jim Hardy on Tales Of Walls Fargo he had to learn to draw with his left hand.
@@1stockdale159 It also meant that he could shake someone's hand while having his left hand close to his gun - just in case that someone was a villain!
So which is it. I was toldJimHardy was a real person that was left handed and Dale was right handed. Dale practiced until he could use his gun left handed to make the action real. Note in this show he is wearing his gun on the right side at times as he was right handed in real life.
THE WRONG TANKS, IN 1943 THE AMERICAN TANKS WERE STURATS WITH A 37 MILLIMETER, OR LEE GRANTS WITH A 37 MILLIMETER AND A 75 MILLIMETER OR SHERMANS WITH A 75 MILLIMETER.