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Wyatt Earp (Albert Kaussner’s dream)
Wyatt Earp (Albert Kaussner’s dream) is recorded in 1 distinct story.
Albert’s Western dream stages Wyatt Earp speaking and confronting the Dalton gang alongside Virgil, Doc Holliday, and Albert. Keep this dreamed portrayal separate from historical and television comparisons.
Also recorded as Wyatt Earp.
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Ike reined his horse in savagely and it rose on its rear legs, squealing, foam splattering in thick curds around the bit. Ike Dalton looked quite a bit like Rutger Hauer. “Look what we have got here,” he sneered. “It is Wyatt Earp and his pansy brother, Virgil.”
Albert’s Western dream stages Wyatt Earp speaking and confronting the Dalton gang alongside Virgil, Doc Holliday, and Albert. Keep this dreamed portrayal separate from historical and television comparisons.
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