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1. Roy Rogers was not this man's birth name. What was it?
2. Roy Rogers had a beautiful golden palomino stallion that he rode through many films and TV shows. What was the name of Roy's horse?
3. Roy had a wonder dog that went with him everywhere he went, or so it seemed. His name was Bullet. What breed of dog was Bullet?
4. On the television show, "The Roy Rogers Show", Roy had a comedy sidekick named Pat Brady. While everyone else rode a horse, Pat drove a jeep, which he treated almost like a human, talking to it all the time. The jeep had a name, what was that name?
5. Roy's third wife was a well-known western star in her own right. Her name was Dale Evans, what was her well-known "title"?
6. Roy went to California during the early start of the great depression, hoping to get work as a singer. When he got there, he was forced to take what work he could find. Which job did Roy have in California?
7. Roy started out as a western singer in California by forming a group that he would lead. The others would play instruments and provide back up vocals for him. What was the name the group was given?
8. Roy and Dale were serious about their religious faith. Which Religion did they adhere to?
9. Roy got into the movies in 1935 as a bit player and then had some minor roles. He was a very good singer and was incredibly handsome. His parts grew larger and finally he had an important role in a movie with a major cowboy star. Roy was being billed as Leonard Slye.
During filming, this particular star walked out on a contract and the studio gave Roy a shot at a leading role. Who was the established star that walked out and in doing so gave Roy his big break?
10. Roy and Dale had a theme song that they sung at the end of their TV show each week. It was well known at the time. What was the name of this song?
11. In Roy's television show he lived at a ranch with a specific name. What was it called?
12. Roy and Dale were the finest sort of people. They adopted several children. The one child they had together biologically was born with Downs Syndrome. Dale wrote a book about their experience with this child. What was the name of the book?
13. The original Roy Rogers Museum was located near the Rogers' home. After their death it was moved to a place where tourists would be more likely visit it. The museum contained lots of wonderful memorabilia, including Trigger, who is mounted and preserved for his fans to see. Where was the original location of the Roy Rogers Museum?
14. Dale was the consummate good woman. There is a quote attributed to her that she often repeated to her kids, friends and even on television. Which quote can be connected to Dale?
15. Roy Rogers was a very famous man in the 40s and 50s, which was the peak of his career. In 1950, there were over 2000 Roy Rogers fan clubs existing. One of the clubs was the largest fan club of any famous person in the world at that time. Which country was home to the largest Roy Rogers fan club?
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