Victor Jory also portrayed Judge Roy Bean in a 1969 film: “A Time For Dying”. Film had me crying at the end. Love your narrations and videos. Can just imagine cattle drives, lonesome nights out under the stars and crossing the Pecos River on horseback. Your narratives help us relive history and how this Country was shaped! God bless you and stay safe!
Well done Mr. Skinner. I drove down to Del Rio and Langtry about 10 years ago and was BLOWN away by the beauty of the area, etc. I highly recommend anyone interested in going down for a visit in person.
Thanks Jerry for all your hard work in bringing these biographies to us, fascinating stories and always glad to see your name pop up for another great account of people’s life’s ❤️❤️
I've always found Roy Bean to be a fascinating character, proof that real life creates bigger characters than any fiction author ever could. Thanks for this.
Great job Mr. Skinner. Always find your work and dedication respectful as usual. These unsung heroes deserve to their stories told and you do this very well, with respect and dignity. Thank you Jerry.
I had two Uncles that were Texas Rangers...My Mother's side of the family was from west Texas around the Marfa area... I was born and have lived in Texas all my life so these stories have been around my family for a long time...
Well, what a character he was. I didnt know anything about him at all, so thank you Jerry for putting this together. As usual a wonderful narration by you, I look forward to hearing your soothing voice and gentle tone. God Bless. Big Hugs. xx
Thank you.😀👍👍👍 I was sooo curious and fascinated about this Western gentleman. As always Mr.Skinner you have brought back life , respect & dignity to thoes famous whom have long been slienced by death. Pease sir keep up the great work & documentary video's , for all of us to enjoy, learn from & show respect to these histirical & fascinating people of the past.😀😀😀👍👍👍
When I was a little feller I went to the movie theatre to watch "The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean" starring Newman. Loved it. Many years later as an adult I saw it and thought it a horrid production. Perspective. Ah well the Judge did live and interesting life. Thanks for the video Mr. Skinner.
Mr. Skinner, I Sir Consider You yourself as Somewhat of a National Treasure. Your Ability to Tell a Story as , IMHO only a TRUE Southerner can, Always Leaves the Listeners, Feeling warm and Well Educated. God Bless you Sir with Many More years of Happiness and Productivity and Please I Beg of you to Keep your Calling as I Enjoy your Stories.
Victor Jory also portrayed Judge Roy Bean in a 1969 film: “A Time For Dying”. Film had me crying at the end. Love your narrations and videos. Can just imagine cattle drives, lonesome nights out under the stars and crossing the Pecos River on horseback. Your narratives help us relive history and how this Country was shaped! God bless you and stay safe!
Jerry Skinner's documentaries are the very best!
Yes! Just what I needed today. Thank you Mr Skinner for these amazing stories.
Well done Mr. Skinner. I drove down to Del Rio and Langtry about 10 years ago and was BLOWN away by the beauty of the area, etc. I highly recommend anyone interested in going down for a visit in person.
Thanks Jerry for all your hard work in bringing these biographies to us, fascinating stories and always glad to see your name pop up for another great account of people’s life’s ❤️❤️
I've always found Roy Bean to be a fascinating character, proof that real life creates bigger characters than any fiction author ever could. Thanks for this.
Jerry Skinner is the best... Thank you for all the bio's.
Great job Mr. Skinner. Always find your work and dedication respectful as usual. These unsung heroes deserve to their stories told and you do this very well, with respect and dignity. Thank you Jerry.
Jerry Skinner you're a gift to wordsmiths, thank you so much for another excellent video.
I had two Uncles that were Texas Rangers...My Mother's side of the family was from west Texas around the Marfa area... I was born and have lived in Texas all my life so these stories have been around my family for a long time...
Well, what a character he was. I didnt know anything about him at all, so thank you Jerry for putting this together. As usual a wonderful narration by you, I look forward to hearing your soothing voice and gentle tone. God Bless. Big Hugs. xx
Another winner, Jerry. Thanks for what you do.
It's a shame that the judge couldn't have lived long enough to meet her when she stopped at the town.
Thank you.😀👍👍👍 I was sooo curious and fascinated about this Western gentleman. As always Mr.Skinner you have brought back life , respect & dignity to thoes famous whom have long been slienced by death. Pease sir keep up the great work & documentary video's , for all of us to enjoy, learn from & show respect to these histirical & fascinating people of the past.😀😀😀👍👍👍
When I was a little feller I went to the movie theatre to watch "The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean" starring Newman. Loved it. Many years later as an adult I saw it and thought it a horrid production. Perspective. Ah well the Judge did live and interesting life. Thanks for the video Mr. Skinner.
The histories of the "Old West" are some of the most interesting histories of all and Jerry puts them over so very well.
I love these documentaries, very well made.
Mr. Skinner, I Sir Consider You yourself as Somewhat of a National Treasure. Your Ability to Tell a Story as , IMHO only a TRUE Southerner can, Always Leaves the Listeners, Feeling warm and Well Educated. God Bless you Sir with Many More years of Happiness and Productivity and Please I Beg of you to Keep your Calling as I Enjoy your Stories.
Good morning Jerry. I finally got up cause i couldn't sleep an found this lovely surprise. Thank you.
Thank you again Mr. Skinner.