"Lucas on The Rifleman" Lucas McCain, "The Garden of Eden" Barbara Eden, Chuck Connors, creation, Fernando Valenzuela, John Carson, Johnny Carson, La Bomba, Los Lobos, Lou Diamond Phillips, Old time radio, Orson Welles, Radio, rattlesnakes, Ritchie Valens, Ritchie Valenzuela, The Bible, the glory and vastness of radio, The Rifleman, Yom Kippur
Rattlesnake References
On this Yom Kippur, with all of “W”ball set, (thus each game played on this holiday has been rendered meaningless–so much for 12 teams in), I cite that creature of “lost Eden,” (Barbara Eden is certainly a great creation), the snake, specifically the “rattler,” cited three times as I “tv-remoted”/”You Tubed” yesterday.
On “The Rifleman,” 3 P.M. Eastern Time on MeTV, Chuck Connors’ Lucas is stuck with a rattlesnake in his “bedroll,” I guess sleeping bag.
Later in the fine 1985 film, “La Bamba,” Lou Diamond Phillips/Los Lobos/Ritchie Valens/Ritchie Valenzuela (of Fernando) introduces the song “La Bomba” as a Rattlesnake.
Finally as greats Orson Welles and John Carson discussed the glory and vastness of older radio, Mr. Welles imparted regarding a time that a rattlesnake was “loose” in the studio.
Now 91, Barbara Eden is pictured above.
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