ay be the mirth that b

ubbles up with the
memori es of the many special films made on his
land. Then again,

it could be that his eyes are speaking a language all their own - that unspoken language coming from the soul, shared by those whose love for the land has been cherished for generations. It was called the Jarrett Ranch when Hollywood first showed an interest. The year was 1955 and the film The Man From Laramie, starring Jimmy Stewart. Hugh

es sa

• ys that a former
• chauffeur for
• Mary Pickford, Louie Clifford, had
• started a cab company in Albuquerque
• while maintaining his Hollywood connect
• ions. It was Louie who brought
• Hollywood producers to the ra
• nch. They quickly
• saw a stunnin

g landscape

• that had, no doubt, equally enthralled t
• he miners and settlers over the course of centurie
• s -- sloping gree

n pastures (once t

• he site of the
• gold min
• ing town Bonanza) fed

by a continually running artesian spri