Our photos are constantly being updated as shows are completed and
the photographers work is made available to us.
M. Schettl Sales, Sponsor's Building
Sponsor, Mel Schettl, gets in his own punches
(Above photos taken by Gayle Schettl)
Brown County Fair 2007
We had a great time at
the Brown County Fair, and the crowds were truly awesome.
Thank you Bryan,Charli
and Bear
Bryan and Charli Y100 Radio
Interview with JD
Interview with Joe
Some words with Shannon
Bryan shoots Remote vehicles tire
Happy Camper Shannon
Charli
and Bear from Y100 at the 2008 Brown County Fair
(click the images to enlarge) Photos by Kay Thoma
Y100 2007 with Charli and Bryan
Y100 2008 with Charli and Bear
Special Thank you to AngelaKelly
Edited
Condensed version of the 30 min show
our
pre-recorded playback footage for show transition
Fred Meyers at the Camera Brown County Fair 2008
Photo by Kay Thoma
JD and Erin Jenns (Fairest of the Fair)
Sheboygan 2008
Photo by Kay Thoma
George takes a punch at Sheboygan Thown
by Karen
Photo by Samuel Castro/Sheboygan Press
George gets thrown through the Saloon
Window
Photo by Samuel Castro/Sheboygan Press
JD and Bob Polaski from the
Heritage Museum in New London.
Photo by Lori J
Schneider
Assistant Editor, Press Star, New London, WI 54961
JD and Bob pose on the
train used in playback footage.
Photo by Lori J
Schneider
Assistant Editor, Press Star, New London, WI 54961
The above photos are by Lori Scheider and
were used in the New London, Prss Star newspaper.
Photo by Kay Thoma
Photo by Kay Thoma
Photo by Kay Thoma
Photos From The Past
(Universal City Studios / Tours Photo)
(Universal City Studios / Tours Photo)
JD
during his days with the Universal Studios Tour Western Stunt Show. In the Photo on
the Left JD takes a stomach punch from fellow stuntman Lance Rimmer. In Photo on the
right Gray Johnson shoots JD off the roof with his trusty shotgun, in the original Stunt
Arena (1972).
Eric Cord hits Hank Caliah with a bottle
on the western street stunt area, in the days before the stunt arena was built. (1970)
Eric Cord throws punch at JD while Arnold
Roberts narrates, in the 1st stunt arena, on
the Universal "upper lot". (1972)
Stunt Crew in the New Universal
Amphitheater..Norm Dell, Gray Johnson, Steve Gillum and Lance Rimmer (1974)
Norm replaced Dick Shane(who went to London England for a show) and Steve replaced JD who
at the time was working on "Rockford Files".
The Man Who
Started It All Dick Shane and the 60's - 70"s TV Show "The Virginian"
James Drury as the "Virginian"(left-2)
Dick Shane "Stunt Double" (center) and Doug McClure as the Virginian's
sidekick "Trampus" (right-2)
(Photos Courtesy of Universal City Studios and NBC Television)
James Drury(L) and Dick Shane (photo by Mark Weinger)
Mr. Shane was the stuntman that taught me all of the western style stunts that I do
as well as teaching me how to use the Bullwhip.
My Whip, as were his, were custom made by Alfonso Pidea. Mine was a 12' 8
plait Australian Kangaroo leather bull whip, that I still have to this day,
although I don't use it in shows anymore. We performed together
doing a "whip" fight in Las Vegas Nevada, and did shows at Circus Circus and the
Frontier Hotel. I worked with him on the Virginian,
doing utility stunts and doubling guest stars on the show.
When Dick played himself (Dick the Ranch hand) stuntman Gary Combs
doubled James Drury. Dick is still alive and well and living in Las Vegas,
Nevada where, at 74 years old, he is still active as a stunt consultant and
is the technical advisor of our show. I have never known such a versatile
performer as Mr. Shane or someone as knowledgeable as he is of all facets of the
movie industry. I am proud to call him my friend and honored that
he is the TA of our show.
