"DUKE & BOB HOPE.AT THE 26 BAR RANCH"

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• JO

  @jomarkelly3932 · 8 years ago

  Thank you!  John Wayne, Actor, yes... but also a true, common sense, American! Too bad there aren't more people like him... God Bless the Duke!

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• CA

  @captjim007 · 8 years ago

  I wish more actors had the same class as the Duke. He was America.

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• SU

  @sugarwalker89 · 5 years ago (edited)

  I've been in this living room at this ranch house  2007 on his 100yr birthday!

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• DO

  @douglasthompson9482 · 10 years ago

  John Wayne will always be America....my hero.

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• CR

  @craftsmans2279 · 11 months ago

  Just took me back realy loved him

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• GM

  @gmatwotimes · 6 years ago

  Oh I enjoyed this!! Thanks y’all!!

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• KE

  @kenglasco3956 · 8 years ago

  For the person who asked what "High Country" means. It's simply the higher elevations. Pine tree country.

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• HA

  @hairyscotman · 11 years ago

  started my weekend with this.....so great to see John Wayne and Bob Hope together....I did get to see Bob Hope at the 50th anniversary of VJ day in Hawaii......a highlight of my life....<br>to have seen John Wayne would have been incredible....his kids sure did turn out good looking....well, God, BLESS him....

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• HO

  @howardfortyfive9676 · 8 years ago

  My sister Bless her heart, had her picture took with the Duke somewhere I believe in western Warshington state shortly before he passed away. It has been <b>thirty plus years</b> and I still am jealous of that picture of her and The Duke.

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• JA

  @janehill2607 · 9 years ago

  Maybe I&apos;ll make it there one day...love the Duke!

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• BA

  @ballygeale1 · 13 years ago

  your videos are so good they should be in a musem for all generations to see for all time

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• DL

  @DLmadison100 · 8 years ago

  I never thought too much of John Wayne&apos;s acting but, I really liked the acting rolls that he was cast in - the characters were nearly always smart, typically educated, with a large portion of common sense and an outstanding moral character that would not compromise. I believe that John Wayne was a good man, who wished to convey the value and virtue of America, and what he saw was the American common man, for the whole world to see and did so through the rolls he chose to act in.

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