Old Tucson Studios is pretty big.
There’s ongoing entertainment at Old Tucson Studios
They have it timed so you can take it all in if you wish.
We took a lot of pictures.
First thing was the well rehearsed Medicine Show.
Careful though – you might wind up as part of the show.
You have to be a skilled photographer to take 2 pictures of a guy
and catch him blinking both times. Grrrrrrr …
But the show must go on …
Next door to the Medicine Show is Town Hall
housing a museum and a gallery …
Below: Badges of the Old West.
Onward … to the Grand Palace Saloon
My photography skills are exposed.
Or underexposed ? Whatever.
Maybe I was distracted.
Over at the women’s bath house …
Heck it’s only 15 cents … 25 if you want soap.
Below: We spotted a guy practicing gun tricks …
He wasn’t very good so I decided to offer him some advice.
Below: snickering and holstering at the same time.
Don’t try this at home folks.
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I like the church. I know it’s a reproduction of the original, but I can see John Wayne and Robert Mitchum rush into it as Bull shoots the bells. El Dorado is one of my favorite movies.
Rick … I was searching and searching for some Western pics that used this set. I believe it was used in at least one version of Magnificent Seven as well … but couldn’t find it !?? Dang !
Rio Bravo and McLintock were made there. Heck, there’s a bunch.
Tucson looks good … but you look GREAT!
Kind of you …
I should’ve at least got a cowboy hat tho.