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• The Calamity Anne series was the beginning of " horse operas ".
• Meanwhile, the Western Performers Gallery shows memorabilia of the horse opera.
• In this horse opera, Bernstein is an invariably snarling and scheming Black Bart.
• It may have just been a horse opera to you, me, and Miss Kitty.
• After directing a dozen low-budget'horse opera'films ( some of which he would rather forget ),
• In 1993 he composed the music for Channel 4's " Horse Opera " and director Bob Baldwin.
• The themes of the western " horse opera " was later considered an influence in his works.
• Irene once said in jest that " she had left light opera for a horse opera ."
• "The Man From Laramie " and " Cheyenne Autumn " were darker portraits of cowboy life than previous Hollywood horse operas.
• What fellow NBC series " Bonanza " did for the TV horse opera, " Star Trek " did for the space opera.
• You don't get much breakfast-booth banter in the four Hebrew horse operas being screened Tuesday night at the Jewish Museum in Manhattan.
• In the late'60s, " The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly " was dismissed as a trashy Italo-pop response to classic Hollywood horse operas.
• Mario scored big as director of " New Jack City " in 1991, then delivered the African-American horse opera " Posse " in 1993.
• So maybe it's not surprising to hear an Arab academic take a line from a horse opera when he talks about Israel's new prime minister.
• George Montgomery, a brawny leading man who started acting in low-budget Western " horse operas " and later starred in musicals and romantic comedies, has died.
• Davis kept his hand in show business, and set a record for absenteeism during his first term with trips to Hollywood to make Western " horse operas ."
• You can only hope the show's writers mix at least a tad of TV's bold 1990s approach to character and moral ambiguity into their conventional horse opera moves.
• She went out to Hollywood in 1937 after winning a talent contest, appeared in a few horse operas and met her first husband, cowboy film actor Russell Hayden.
• Herb Jeffries, the Duke Ellington Orchestra vocalist-turned-cowboy star, recalls dealing with Williams as his on-screen antagonist and off-screen acting coach during an early 1940s series of black-ensemble horse operas.