Carolm. ?–1972
Q. What happened to Pat Brady on The Roy Rogers Show?
28 (UPI)—Pat Brady, musician, singer and comic sidekick of Roy Rogers, the movie cowboy, died yesterday while visiting friends in nearby Green Mountain Falls. He was 57 years old. Mr. Brady appeared in nearly 80 motion pictures, usually as the genial Western character he made so popular.
Table of Contents
- Q. What happened to Pat Brady on The Roy Rogers Show?
- Q. Who was Roy Rogers sidekick that drove the jeep?
- Q. Where is Pat Brady buried?
- Q. What was Pat Brady’s stage name?
- Q. What was the name of Dale Evans horse?
- Q. How old was trigger the horse when he died?
- Q. Who trained trigger?
- Q. Is Trigger stuffed?
- Q. Who owns stuffed Trigger?
- Q. What ever happened to trigger?
- Q. Was Robin Hood a trigger?
- Q. Why is Prince John a villain?
- Q. What is the name of the masked hero who transferred the Robin Hood legend to the West?
- Q. Who voiced the vultures in Robin Hood?
Q. Who was Roy Rogers sidekick that drove the jeep?
Pat Brady
Q. Where is Pat Brady buried?
Evergreen Cemetery, Colorado Springs, CO
Q. What was Pat Brady’s stage name?
Pat Brady (I) (1914–1972) Pat Brady was born on December 31, 1914 in Toledo, Ohio, USA as Robert Ellsworth O’Brady.
Q. What was the name of Dale Evans horse?
Buttermilk
Q. How old was trigger the horse when he died?
Tigger died on July 3, 1965, at Rogers’ ranch in Apple Valley, California. Trigger was 30 years old when he passed, and his cause of death is unknown. After a largely successful career in Hollywood, Trigger lived out his days with his doting owner.
Q. Who trained trigger?
He was trained by Roy’s wrangler, Jimmy Griffin, and used primarily for personal appearances throughout the ’40’s, although he does show up in some scenes of Roy’s movies from time to time, notably Don’t Fence Me In, Heldorado, and especially Son of Paleface.
Q. Is Trigger stuffed?
Trigger was ridden by Rogers in every one of his motion pictures, finding his own fame in the process. After Trigger died at age 33, his hide was stretched over a plaster likeness and put on display, also reared on two legs, inside the museum. He was mounted, then, not stuffed.
Q. Who owns stuffed Trigger?
Trigger has a new home – as do numerous items once owned by Western stars Roy Rogers and Dale Evans.
Q. What ever happened to trigger?
Trigger died one day short of his 31st birthday, on July 3, 1965, at the Rogers’ ranch in Hidden Valley, California. Reluctant to bury him, Rogers, having been impressed by the animals on display at the Smithsonian Museum, opted to have him mounted in his iconic rearing position.
Q. Was Robin Hood a trigger?
Trigger and Nutsy are two vultures from the film Robin Hood, who formerly served as one of the henchmen to Prince John during King Richard’s absence. Then, when King Richard returned, they reformed and take orders from King Richard.
Q. Why is Prince John a villain?
Type of Villain He is an anthropomorphic lion who is a coward and a crybaby, who after his brother King Richard is tricked into going on a crusade, he assumes the crown and becomes somewhat an oppressive dictator, leaving his subjects in poverty. He is based on the real-life King John of England.
Q. What is the name of the masked hero who transferred the Robin Hood legend to the West?
Azeem Edin Bashir Al Bakir, better known as Azeem, was a central protagonist from the 1991 adventure film Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves.
Q. Who voiced the vultures in Robin Hood?
George Lindsey
