The Cowboy And The Senorita. A Biography Of Roy Rogers And Dale Evans

HOWARD AND CHRIS ENSS KASANJIAN

Publication: TWODOT, 2004, Guilford, Connecticut

First edition. 8vo. Two tone quarter cloth and boards, titles stamped in gilt on the spine, xiii [1], 237 [3] pp., foreword, introduction, prologue, illustrated from photographs, portraits, epilogue, appendices, bibliography, index. An authorized biography of the lives and careers of Roy Rogers and Dale Evans. The biography traces Roy Rogers' rise from humble beginnings to his status as the "King of the Cowboys" and Dale Evans' journey from early hardship to stardom as the spirited "Queen of the West." The book explores how their careers converged in film, radio, and television, highlighting the on-screen chemistry that made them iconic figures in American popular culture. Beyond their public personas, the authors examine the couple's private lives, including their marriage, shared faith, family challenges, and commitment to charitable work. As new, unread copy in dust jacket.