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f Native Americans against it. In between, movie stories ran the


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r unions, from
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ggling tourists
. The constant the    Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader to View
me for filmmakers

, though, has been the maj

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, were maki

ng press releases

to The Hollywood Reporter and Yuriety -- both show-biz Bibles. Locally, Ralph Looney, a commission member and associate editor of The Albuquerqu

e Albuquerque Journal would soon join in. We had convinced a few people to come from the film capital to give New Mexico a look. By now the project was about seven months old. HOOKED FOREVER The wonderment of movies started for me as a seven-year-old boy during the Depression in the drought/oil-bust town of Hobbs. A few miles south of there, my father, WB. Evans, had turned our small cattle ranch into a tiny town called H

umble City.

The name fit perf    Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader to View

ectly. He built

a school and a post office. I

n desperation he hand-dug an irrigation well that furnished the water for a big vegetable patch. The strawberries and watermelons flourished. We would haul these to Hobbs in

awberries and 15 cents for a watermelon. On one trip Dad gave me a dime a

nd suggested I might wish to spend it on a Tom Mix movie. Th
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