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hank

March 29, 2008 09:01AM

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Jerry Day Wrote:
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> There was film made on the Santa Fe branch (Chili
> Line) in the 1930s. The train was made up to look
> like it was in Egypt and the Rio Grande was
> supposed to be the Nile River.

The Light That Failed, 1939
Ronald Colman, Ida Lupino, Walter Huston, D&RGW 343
Dir William Wellman

According to NGN #1, Colorado Territory starred #315, bag 127 & coaches 306, 320. Durango depot was called Aztec for the movie.

Hank

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Colorado Territory -- 1949 movie	bill ramaley	March 28, 2008 07:18PM
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Re: Colorado Territory -- 1949 movie	Charlie Leveritt	March 29, 2008 08:35AM
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Re: Colorado Territory -- 1949 movie	Jerry Day	March 29, 2008 08:53AM
Re: Colorado Territory -- 1949 movie	hank	March 29, 2008 09:01AM
Re: Colorado Territory -- 1949 movie	bill ramaley	March 29, 2008 08:26PM
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