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Oh gosh!! My sis and I also got new summer thongs every year! I don't remember where we bought them, but I seem to recall in later years (my early high school years in the early '60's) that we

I remember the style of pants that your are describing. I don't think I ever owned any. We always wore Levis. And I loved the squaw dresses! I have pictures of my sis and myself in matching ones,

I remember Frontier Pants-loved to wear them during Rodeo Week. My Mom also made all my squaw dresses-wish I had saved some! Every summer my Mom would take me to Porter's for a new pair of summer

My mom made all of the squaw dresses we wore. ?They were beautiful. I stillhave several which I wear on different occasions. ?I love them.One of my other favorite items was my Frontier Pants. ?Side

re: Western fashions My mother, when she saw my sister's vintage squaw dress from The Buffalo Exchange (she had several) said "you know, when I moved to Tucson (1957), they had a saying about clothes:

Hello All, Recently, someone asked me about a topic that has never been discussed here before. Incredibly, we’ve never reminisced about Tucson’s western wear industry which thrived for

I agree about the importance of Mac Marshall but I think the most important ad man was Larry Schnebly.

After Hank Hubbard, I would think Mac Marshall would come in as the face and voice of Tucson's news broadcasts. I'm thinking he came to KGUN in the early to mid-60s and was practically the entire

Here is the piece from KGUN on Mac, and yes, he was that newscaster you're remembering!? RIP Mr. Marshall! Mac Marhsall, former KGUN9 anchor, passes away | ? | | ? | | ? | ? | ? | ? | ?

Mac Marshall was on Channel 9 in the early to mid 1960s. As I recall, he may have gotten into the advertising business following his stint on KGUN. Later on, (80s-90s that I knew) he was a driver at

Was he Uncle Mack? Bill Ahrens W. A. Ahrens & Associates

I see in this morning's obituaries that Mr. Mac Marshall died January 4, 2015. I have a vague recollection of him as a newscaster. Do other members have more clear remembrances?

Since I live in the area and frequently pass by the corner of Wilmot/Broadway, I noticed that the new anchor store that will occupy the demo'd area is Dick's Sporting Goods. According to the Star

Hello All, Halloween is here, so it's time once again to report your encounters with the supernatural in Tucson. Can you add to our list? Can you personally confirm any

Hello Jeff, As of Tuesday afternoon, you can still choose from at least 5 architectural presentations, so it just depends on who you like best. There are a bunch of light, popular culture events if

Hi Carlos...thanks for the reminder! Going to be a great weekend...vintage car show in Oro Valley & I'll definitely be at the vintage trailer show Sunday. Since you're so close to this, which

I worked at the Lyric Theatre from Jan.1960 to mid 1963 & spent what little spare change I had at the arcade and Sally & Sam's Deli nearby. My pay was 60 cents per hour & I was trying to save some

Hello David, There are lots of free events at TMW where VanishingTucson folks could have a meet n greet. First, to see the schedule of events, go back to the website and click on "schedule",

hi carlos thanks for this info. will definitely check out some of the functions. ( i was the one who was trying to give you a place to put cactus screen a place to store) wish i woulda known about

There was also a small arcade at the west end of the strip mall, northwest corner of Swan and Speedway. Galactic something or another. Got really good at Starcastle there in the 80s. Does anyone