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OLD .. YELLER -~- /12103 Page 1
.. _Gips·on/Tunberg
January 22, 1957

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1 SCENIC __ SHOT - DAY - BOUQUET CANYON ·l

Over the hills there trots a big, lop-eared mongrel
yellow dogo As he stops close to CAMERA we super-
impose the main title "OLD YELLERo 11

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2-5 OTHER SCENIC SHOTS - BOUQUET CANYON (FIRST UNIT) AND 2-5
ANY OTHER SUITABLE-LOCATIONS USED BY EITHER-UNIT - DAY

Old Yeller.trots across each scene~ These scenes should
be at least fi.fty f'eet long and shcmld only be shot on
locations of' exceptional beauty and grandeuro Over them
the credit titl$s are superimposed.

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6 ':PHE TRAIL··TO-'l'HE··GABIN ~ DAY - ALBERTSON RANC.H - 6
SECOND UNIT

Old Yeller trots toward us and begins to drink thirstily
at the spring. A SOUND is heard, which makes him raise
his head.

6a _WHAT HE SEES - .ALBERTSON RANCH -_FIRST UNIT 6a

Travis_and Arliss are leading Jumper, the mule, and Jim
Coates• horse from the corral towards the cabino

With a high-pitched clapboard roo.f and ou:il.t: -o.f rough
logs, the cabin consists o.f two rooms connected by a
roofed-over breeze-way. At one end is a chimney, and
this half of the cabin has an outside, or .front door,
and on the wall a deer hide is nailed up for dryingo
The cabin is protected by a split pail fenceo Just·
outside the fence, not far .from the gate, is a two-
wheeled carto

6b _ RESYME PREVIOUS SHOT - ALBERTSON RANCH - SECOND UNIT 6b

Q_ld Yeller watches warily a moment., then turns and trots
back down·the trail.