 (Courtesy of Les Adams) Above from L-to-R are Glenn Strange (as Cole Younger), Forrest Dillon (as Bob Younger), Don Barry (as Jesse James), Carl Sepulveda (as Jim Younger), and Harry Worth (as Frank James) in DAYS OF JESSE JAMES (Republic, 1939), which starred Roy Rogers. In this film, Harry Worth was billed as Michael Worth. |
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 |  | Above and left from L-to-R are Don Barry (behind bars), Ray Corrigan, Raymond Hatton, and John Wayne in a B&W still and color lobby card from WYOMING OUTLAW (Republic, 1939), one of the Three Mesquiteers' adventures. Notice Barry's height compared to Corrigan and Wayne. Remember the finale --- Dave Sharpe is the one who shoots Barry with a Winchester. |
 Above is a photo of a lobby card from FUGITIVE FROM SONORA (Republic, 1943) showing Lynn Merrick, Barry and baddie Ethan Laidlaw. |
 (Courtesy of Les Adams) Above from L-to-R are Milton Kibbee, Barry with the badge and a pair of stag-handled six-shooters, and Fred 'Snowflake' Toones in TWO-GUN SHERIFF (Republic, 1941). Milt Kibbee's brother was Hollywood actor Guy Kibbee. |