Gunsmoke News

When fugitives Bonnie and Clyde were confronted by lawmen at a Joplin garage bungalow, they blasted their way out without time to gather their things.

It's Sunday night again. Warm up the tubes for another 4 hours of classic radio programs.

Globe/T. Rob Brown Brad Belk, executive director of the Joplin Museum Complex, said a lack of space has become a serious constraint on the museumA's ability to tell JoplinA's story.

I've been doing a lot of travelling back and forth to and from St. Louis over the last month or so, a dull 300 mile trip of 5 or 6 hours, rendered doubly mind-numbing by the fact that I've made the trip hundreds of times over the period of the last forty years.

Brian Kent, who owns a gun shop in Inglewood, has provided weapons for several big-budget made-in Alberta movies.

It happens quite often: I sit down to watch an old movie or program that I once enjoyed, only to be disappointed by its failure to live up to my remembered expectations.

Encore Westerns gives a "six gun salute" to old friends Marshal Dillon, Miss Kitty, Chester, Doc and Festus as the channel announces the return of "Gunsmoke" in January 2010.

I was 'raised' in saloons, and my parents didn't even realize it. Had it dawned on them, they would have been taken aback.

Cheryl Rogers Barnett, daughter of cowboy movie legend Roy Rogers, is one of several western actors who will visit Azle as part of the Wild West Toys Third Annual Cap Gun and Vintage Toy Show on Saturday, Sept.

Marshal Matt Dillon, played by James Arness, right, first patrolled the streets of Dodge City, Kan., on Sept.

The town street was unpaved - a dusty brown with deep ruts. There was an eerie tranquility on the main street as folks ran inside nearby businesses for cover.

6, 1984 The Women's Center and Safe House of Cape Girardeau has succeeded in a petition drive aimed at placing a measure before voters in November to increase marriage license and divorce decree fees; revenue from the increases would be used to provide additional funding for the center.

CBS Films is developing a feature film prequel about Marshall Matt Dillon of 'Gunsmoke'. It'll be produced by Craig Baumgarten and the screenplay will be from Gregory Poirier As a prequel, it will show how Matt Dillon became the man we knew him to be in Dodge City.

A big-screen version of the classic Dodge City-set radio and television series "Gunsmoke" is in development, The Hollywood Reporter said.

The Powers That Be are ramping up for a bigscreen adaptation of the mammothly popular, cross-platform Western franchise GUNSMOKE.

First there was the news that The Big Valley is going big screen . Now it's Gunsmoke getting the silver screen adaptation .

A big-screen version of the classic Dodge City-set radio and television series "Gunsmoke" is in development, The Hollywood Reporter said.

CBS Films has hired Gregory Poirier to write a movie based on the TV show Gunsmoke , says The Hollywood Reporter .

Matt Dillon, Doc and Miss Kitty are hitting the big screen.Yep, they're making a movie out of "Gunsmoke."The Hollywood Reporter says today that CBS Films is developing a feature film reboot of the TV show.

I was flipping by the local Christian channel that carries old Gunsmoke re-runs last night and thinking, "Golly, this was pretty bad, even for the 1960s." And then this news comes up.