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(Courtesy of Minard Coons)

Above - Bob Baker studying the script for one of his westerns.




(Courtesy of Minard Coons)

Above - Bob Baker, Bob's wife Evelyn, their children and trusty steed Apache on the road. The sign on the horse trailer reads "Bob Baker and Apache, Universal Pictures".



(Courtesy of Minard Coons)

Above - Baker and his paint horse Apache.




(From Old Corral collection)

Above is a sepia duotone lobby card from the Film Classics re-release of COURAGE OF THE WEST (Universal, 1937). Holding his sixgun on Lois January and Bob is prolific heavy Harry Woods.



(Courtesy of Les Adams)

Above - Bob Baker and Dorothy Fay in PRAIRIE JUSTICE (Universal, 1938).  Fay's real name was Dorothy Fay Southworth, and she is probably best remembered as the heroine of two serials, THE GREEN ARCHER (1940) and WHITE EAGLE (1941).  She and Tex Ritter married in 1941, and the union would last through Ritter's death in 1974.



(Courtesy of Minard Coons)

Above are Baker and his sidekicks Wally Wales/Hal Taliaferro and Smokey the dog in in PRAIRIE JUSTICE (Universal, 1938).



(Courtesy of Les Adams)

Above is Bob Baker (in white hat and buckskins) serenading Cecelia Callejo in OUTLAW EXPRESS (Universal, 1938).



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