Jean of the Lazy A: A Story of the Montana Range

· Aeneas Press
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Jean rides the Lazy A alone — her father is in prison for murder, the ranch is going, and a moving-picture outfit turns up wanting a real cowgirl for the camera. Bower was Bertha Muzzy Sinclair, and the initials were deliberate; readers assumed for years that the creator of the Flying U was a man. She had lived the work, and the film company in this one is drawn from the outfits she had watched shooting in Montana. Fifty-nine plates of western paintings by Charles Marion Russell and Frederic Remington, from roping and horse raids to cavalry on the march, give the range country its own picture show.
Jean rides the Lazy A alone — her father is in prison for murder, the ranch is going, and a moving-picture outfit turns up wanting a real cowgirl for the camera. Bower was Bertha Muzzy Sinclair, and the initials were deliberate; readers assumed for years that the creator of the Flying U was a man...

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B. M. Bower (Bertha Muzzy, 1871–1940) was an American writer of Western fiction. She lived in Montana and later California, and set many of her stories in the West. Her novels include Jean of the Lazy A and The Lure of the Dim Trails.
B. M. Bower (Bertha Muzzy, 1871–1940) was an American writer of Western fiction. She lived in Montana and later California, and set many of her stories in the West. Her novels include Jean of the Lazy A and The Lure of the Dim Trails.

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