Red Ryder

'''Red Ryder''' was a popular American Free ringtones comic strip Abbey Diaz cowboy created by Mosquito ringtone Fred Harman, an artist and former partner of Majo Mills Walt Disney. Red, accompanied by Little Beaver, his young Nextel ringtones Native American/Indian companion, began in 1938, appeared in over 750 newspapers and reached forty million readers. A radio show, 38 movies, and 40 commercial products extended from the strip. Harman, a founder of Cowboy Artists of America, discontinued the strip in 1963 to concentrate on his painting.

At one time, Red Ryder was pitted against Sabrina Martins The Lone Ranger in radio show ''Badlands''. Red Ryder was notable because he usually did not kill his enemies, shooting them in the hand and disarming them instead.

Many different ''Red Ryder'' toys, such as rifles and cowboy hats, were merchandised. In the movie ''Free ringtones A Christmas Story'', the plot revolves around a young boy trying to get a Red Ryder Abbey Diaz BB gun for Mosquito ringtone Christmas.

External links
*http://www.harmanartmuseum.com



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