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| Doğum yeri | Ada, Oklahoma, USA |
| Doğum günü | 1919-06-08 |
| Ölüm | 2009-03-29 |
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Monte Hale (born Samuel Buren Ely) was an American B-Western film star and country musician. Sometimes reported to have been born in San Angelo, Texas, he was actually born in Ada, Oklahoma but grew up in Shawnee, Oklahoma, attending Washington Grade School and Shawnee High School. (Texas birthplace reportedly sounded better for the movies). After working as a laborer at various jobs in Ada and Enid OK Herod Ely settled in Shawnee and became an evangelist with the Church of God. His oldest son, Buren, was known to use his musical talent during his father's services. The boy had gathered pecans and picked cotton to earn money to buy his first guitar. Soon he was singing and playing the guitar wherever he could find an audience. His parents had divorced and both had remarried with youngest brother Bobby going with his mother. In 1934, 16-year-old Buren left home as many boys did during the Depressions. He headed for Houston and found work playing his music. From there he went to Albuquerque working on a radio station. A man there convinced him to head to California but all he was able to do there was scratch together a small band and play at a winter resort dude ranch. After four years he returned to with the Texas Vaudeville and local rodeo shows. During World War II he got a job as a replacement guitarist with the Stars Over Texas Bond Drive joining several Republic Pictures celebrities and staff. This introduced him to western stars like Chill Wills and convinced Phil Isley to recommended him to Herbert Yates, head of Republic Pictures. Yates agreed to "test" him but he must fund his own trip. Some friends gave him $200 and he flew to Los Angeles. It was 1944 and he signed with the company for seven years and changed his name from Buren Ely to "Monte Hale". He soon starred in his first major role in Home on the Range. He appeared in some of the first westerns filmed in color and was given use of Roy Rogers' musical sidekicks, the "Sons of the Pioneers" for one of his movies. He was often cast as a young cowboy with cameos by Don Barry, Allen Lane and Roy Rogers and Dale Evans. Hale then played more traditional Western heroes in films set in the late 19th century. By 1947 the formula was set with Paul Hurst joining the series as Hale's sidekick and Riders of the Purple Sage providing the music. At this point he ceased playing the character named for himself. Hale was also a recording star and appeared in a series of Western comics published by Fawcett Comics. Beginning in 1948 Hale had his own title with more than 50 issues. In fact, his comic book stardom lasted longer than his film stardom. Republic began cutting back on the Western genre moving to television. He finished his Republic contract with an appearance in the Roy Rogers-Dale Evans movies Trail of Robin Hood with fellow Republic stars Rex Allen and Rocky Lane. Hale made many public appearances at rodeos and other Western shows. He played a villain role in the 1954's Yukon Vengeance. His last movie appearance was in Giant in 1956, where part of his job was to teach James Dean to use a lariat. He appeared in a few television roles and movies up until 1966. On November 12, 2004, for his work in movies, he received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. He was also instrumental in the foundation of what is now the Autry National Center of the American West.
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| 1996 | Return to 'Giant' as Self |
| 1976 | Meanwhile, Back at the Ranch as (archive footage) |
| 1976 | It's Showtime as Self (archive footage) |
| 1966 | Takip as Dental Delegate (uncredited) |
| 1956 | Devlerin Aşkı as Bale Clinch |
| 1954 | Yukon Vengeance as Jim Barclay |
| 1950 | Trail of Robin Hood as Monte Hale |
| 1950 | The Missourians as Marshal Bill Blades |
| 1950 | The Old Frontier as Barney Regan |
| 1950 | The Vanishing Westerner as Chris Adams |
| 1949 | Pioneer Marshal as Marshal Ed Sherwood Posing as Ted Post |
| 1949 | Ranger of Cherokee Strip as Steve Howard |
| 1949 | San Antone Ambush as Lieutenant Ross Kincaid |
| 1949 | South of Rio as Jeff Lanning |
| 1949 | Outcasts of the Trail as Pat Garrett |
| 1949 | Law of the Golden West as Bill Cody |
| 1949 | Prince of the Plains as Bat Masterson |
| 1948 | Son of God’s Country as Monte Hale |
| 1948 | The Timber Trail as Monte Hale |
| 1948 | California Firebrand as Monte Hale |
| 1947 | Under Colorado Skies as Monte Hale |
| 1947 | Along the Oregon Trail as Monte Hale |
| 1947 | Last Frontier Uprising as Monte Hale |
| 1946 | Out California Way as Monte Hale |
| 1946 | Man from Rainbow Valley as Monte Hale |
| 1946 | Sun Valley Cyclone as Jeff |
| 1946 | Home on the Range as Monte Hale |
| 1946 | California Gold Rush as Pete - Driver That Quits |
| 1946 | The Phantom Rider as Cass |
| 1945 | Colorado Pioneers as Cowhand That Quits |
| 1945 | Rough Riders of Cheyenne as Ward Tuttle |
| 1945 | The Purple Monster Strikes as Dr. Harvey |
| 1945 | Bandits of the Badlands as Steve Carson |
| 1944 | The Big Bonanza as The Singer |
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