#Tall in the Saddle 1944

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Tall in the Saddle, 1944

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Ella Raines in Tall in the Saddle, 1944

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'Tall in the Saddle' P-51D-20-NA model, built at North American's Inglewood facility California. Accepted by the USAAF on December 21 1944.

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Ella Raines in Tall in the Saddle, 1944. Directed by Edwin L. Marin. [2/3]

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Tall in the Saddle (1944) with John Wayne and Ella Raines.

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John Wayne y Ward Bond en “Él y su Enemiga” (Tall in the Saddle), 1944

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Ella Raines in: Tall in the Saddle (Dir. Edwin L. Marin, 1944). Source

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Tall in the Saddle (Edwin L. Marin, 1944)

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John Wayne in “Tall In The Saddle”, 1944

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John Wayne and Gabby Hayes in TALL IN THE SADDLE (1944), photo by Everett

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Ella Raines-John Wayne "Él y su enemiga" (Tall in the saddle) 1944, de Edwin L. Marin.

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Tall in the Saddle, 1944

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44-72035 (N5411V, F-AZMU, G-SIJJ) 1944 NA P-51D Mustang 'Tall In The Saddle' USAAF Dunsfold 15.06.19 by Phil Rawlings Via Flickr: Delivered to USAAF as 44-72035, 1944. Sold after service and registered N5411V. Sold in Columbia 1982 as HK.2812P. Sold in France as F-AZMU 1989 and restored. Flown as 472035/Jumpin' Jacques. Sold to Peter Teichman/Hangar 11 Collection, North Weald, Essex, England, 2005 and registered G-SIJJ and now named 'Tall In The Saddle' with the well known Tuskagee red tail.

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Tall in the Saddle' P-51D-20-NA model, built at North American's Inglewood facility California. Accepted by the USAAF on December 21 1944.

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Happy International Men's Day!

Happy International Men's Day to everyone! ^^

Yes, it is a thing. I think it should be celebrated more. It is not fair that only the ladies get a day that is drummed up as something world-changing (which it's not, let's be real here).

So if we are listing off women of history, I'ma do the same with some men from the history of my country, Hungary! :D

Árpád, Son of Álmos, Leader of the Seven Hungarian Chieftains - it was Árpád who officially led the nomadic Hungarians to their future home of the Carpathian Basin, and thus starting the land-taking in 895. Árpád was a wise and brave leader who was always the first in charge and last in the deceptive retreats Hungarians were known for. He has a fun myth to his name, in which he is said to have tricked Svatopluk I of Moravia into gifting the Hungarians the entirety of the Basin's lands, in exchange for a single white horse equipped with a golden rein and saddle. Árpád, while not a king himself, was the ancestor of the first house of Hungarian Kings, hence the name "House of Árpád" of that dynasty.

Saint Ladislaus I of Hungary, from 1077 to 1095 - our warrior king, Ladislaus was famous for his tall and powerful stature and for always leading his men in battle. He conquered Croatia,  pushed back the Cumans and Pechenegs and secured the Eastern borders for 150 years, put some goddamn order within a conflict-torn Hungarian Kingdom. Ladislaus later turned into the perfect "Knight King" in the eyes of many and his name and sacred herma was often called upon or even carried into battle during wartime.

Count István Széchenyi de Sárvár-Felsővidék (1791-1860), the "Greatest Hungarian" - a Hungarian noble from a long-standing family, he was pretty much in anything and everything you can imagine. He was part of Hungary's first government during the Revolution of 1848-49, he was an author, an economist, royal chamberlain, founder of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, commissioner of Budapest's most beautiful and famous bridge, the "Chain Bridge" (and the first bridge where the nobles also had to pay a fee for crossing), supporter and commissioner of Hungary's first Hungarian-speaking theater (a huge deal back in the Austrian Habsburg-controlled years), which later became the National Theater. Count Széchenyi's actions eventually led to the development of our national identity and pride.

Ignaz Semmelweis, Savior of Mothers (1818 - 1865) - a Hungarian physician and scientist who discovered and effectively countered the cause of the deadly childbed fever, a terrible and sudden disease that often led to the death of the new mothers. He had developed a thorough handwashing technique with disinfectants that led to the drastic drop of childbed fever cases in the mid-19th century. Sadly, his idea originally had been mocked and waved aside, which led to him suffering a mental breakdown and soon after dying in an asylum. Years after his death, his practice earned wide-spread acceptance however.

János Irinyi, Inventor of the Matches (1817 - 1895) - chemist and inventor of the noiseless- and non-explosive matches, and was the founder of the first match factory in Budapest. He took part in the Revolution of 1848-49 and was tasked with the manufacturing of cannons and gun powder.

Ernő Rubik, The Nation's Artist (1944 - ) - sculptor, architect, interior designer, inventor, toy designer and university teacher, receiver of the Kossuth Prize, the highest acknowledgment that can be given for achievements in science, culture and the arts. If his family name sounds familiar to you, that is because he is the inventor of the Rubik's cube, from 1974! :D  

There are many many more. So much more. But I'll cut it here and stop rambling. So again, Happy International Men's Day!If you guys know of men in history you are proud of, do share them with me, so I can learn more as well!

Take care and keep being awesome everyone!

2020.11.19

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Filmografía

The Jazz Age (1929)

Wells Fargo (Una nación en marcha) (1937)

Unión Pacífico (1939)

Foreign Correspondent (Enviado especial) (1940)

Sullivan's Travels (Los viajes de Sullivan) (1941)

The Palm Beach Story (Un marido rico) (1942)

The Great Man's Lady (Una gran señora) (1942)

The More the Merrier (El amor llamó dos veces, 1943)

Buffalo Hill (Aventuras de Buffalo Hill) (1944)

The Virginian (1946)

Ramrod (La mujer de fuego) (1946)

Four Faces West (1948)

South of St. Louis (Al sur de San Luis) (1949)

Colorado Territory (Juntos hasta la muerte) (1949)

The Outriders (1950)

Stars in My Crown (1950)

Saddle Tramp (1950)

Frenchie (1950)

Cattle Drive (1951)

The San Francisco Story (1952)

Rough Shoot (Un disparo en la mañana) (1953)

The Lone Hand (1953)

Border River (1954)

Black Horse Canyon (1954)

Stranger on Horseback (1955)

Wichita (1955)

The First Texan (libertad o muerte) (1956), junto a su hijo Jody McCrea

The Oklahoman (1957)

Trooper Hook (1957)

The Tall Stranger (1957)

Cattle Empire (1958)

Fort Massacre (1958)

The Gunfight at Dodge City (El sheriff de Dodge City) (1959)

Ride the High Country (Duelo en la Alta Sierra) (1962)

The Young Rounders (1966)

Sioux Nation (1970)

Cry Blood, Apache (1970), protagonizada por Jody McCrea

Mustang Country (1976).

Créditos: Tomado de Wikipedia

https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joel_McCrea

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