Jimmy Weldon's
Photo Gallery
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My first job at KWCO Radio in Chickasha, OK 1946 Read about it in my book, "Go Get 'Em, Tiger!"
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The Webster Webfoot Show. This photograph was taken during our first show televised in Dallas, Texas April 4,1950 |
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Webster & Jimmy with Kate Smith in New York City - 1951 Read about it in"Go Get 'Em, Tiger!" |
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Ed Sullivan visits Webster & Jimmy in Dallas - 1952 Read about it in my book, "Go Get 'Em, Tiger!" |
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Co-starring with Ronald Colman in the TV series Halls of Ivy in 1954. My biggest film role that proved disastrous ten years later. Read about it in "Go Get 'Em, Tiger!" |
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This is the show Snakebit Sam [Easy Marvin] co-hosted in 1955 on NBC-TV.. Funny Boners.. Johnny Mac Brown is a guest. Read about it in "Go Get 'Em, Tiger!" |
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Webster & Jimmy replaced Shari Lewis & Lambchop
on The Hi Mom Show |
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As a minister performing the duties of a double wedding ceremony on TV series It's a Living - 1978, it's me standing in the middle. And yes, those whiskers are real! |
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Jimmy and Bonanza before new paint design...1991 |
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Little Joe the Christmas Tree alive and still growing — after more than 50 years... See story in Interview section. |
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My dear friend, Gene Neill, who has the largest prison ministry on earth. |
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This is the Bonanza with new paint design. Sandy, my little companion [golden retriever/collie mix] is standing beside me. |
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Another pix of Ronald Colman and his wife, Bonita Hume in Halls of Ivy - 1954. Please get my book, "Go Get 'Em, Tiger!" and learn how this was disastrous ['in a sense]. |
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Our first director at WFAA-TV in Dallas was Ash Dawes. A brilliant father and husband. Please read about him in . . . . . .my book . . . . . . "Go Get 'Em, Tiger!" |
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Bub was almost 6 feet all in junior high. His name was on all trophies in show cases at school. Here he is holding Moyne and me in his arms. From "Go Get 'Em, Tiger" and the year is 1934. |
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My Sweet Muriel. 1925-1988. We were married 40 1/2 years. Everybody loved her! She was on the Little House on the Prairie television series for eight years and also appeared as a nurse on Trapper John during its five year run. Please get my book, "Go Get 'Em, Tiger!" and read about her . |
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This guy is none other than Bing Crosby. He and Muriel are on the movie set ... "ANYTHING GOES" |
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My father ... I am placing several pictures him on this photo page, requesting you to please read about him in my book — the only person who ever made me look shy. I honestly believe very few children loved and admired their father as much as my two brothers and I did.... "Go Get 'EM, Tiger!" |
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Again, Dad ... much younger --1932 -- in his Texaco uniform. This was taken with an old box camera. The little blotch on his left cheek is a film error...as well as the other speckles. Remember, this was taken more than seventy years ago. Read all about him in my book, "Go Get 'Em, Tiger!" |
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My wonderful Mother who launched my career at the age of seven. WHAT? Yes — seeing my first movie at that age was a total disaster until she explained the murder I had witnessed was not a murder after all. Read about this and other things about her in my book ....... "Go Get 'Em, Tiger!" |
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My Mom and Dad...A 1917 Model marriage that lasted a life time. Nobody ever had parents who loved their children more than my two brothers. Dad called us [his family] "King, Queen, and Three Jacks." Please read my book... "Go Get 'Em, Tiger!" |
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The Model A Ford I drove to Hollywood in 1941. Read about it in "Go Get 'Em, Tiger!" |
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My best friend in school, Bennie Barr. We made such big plans as young boys, and he became one of the top accountants in America. PLEASE read about him in my book "Go Get 'Em, Tiger!" |
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Aunt Berniece and Uncle Cliff Ruby...the greatest merchandising executive I've ever known. Read "GGETiger!" |
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Another real fun time for me. This is a scene from DRAGNET...The skinny guy is ME....It's ALL in my book, "Go Get 'Em, Tiger!" |
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