 (Courtesy of Andy Southard) From L-to-R are Andy Southard's wife Patty, Iron Eyes Cody, Fred Scott and Andy at the 4th Annual Golden Boot awards, August 15, 1986, held at the Warner Center Marriott Hotel, Woodland Hills, California. Iron Eyes Cody received his Golden Boot in 1984 and Fred Scott received his award in 1988. |
 (Courtesy of Andy Southard) Above - at the third annual Golden Boot Awards program in 1985, Roy Rogers presented a Golden Boot to friend and stuntman Joe Yrigoyen (1910-1996). Yrigoyen began his Hollywood career doing stunts in early 1930s Mascot serials and worked for many years at Republic in westerns starring Roy, Bill Elliott, others. He continued doubling and stunting in TV series such as ZORRO, BONANZA, DAVY CROCKETT, more. And he also did a lot of movie stuntwork in A grade films such as the chariot race in BEN HUR. Joe's brother Bill Yrigoyen was also a great stuntman and did a lot of work at Republic Pictures. |
 (Courtesy of Andy Southard) Above - singing cowboy Fred Scott with film producer Nat Levine, taken at the Golden Boot Awards at the Equestrian Center in 1987. Levine is best remembered as the boss/owner of Mascot Pictures, where he churned out serials such as THE MIRACLE RIDER with Tom Mix, THE PHANTOM EMPIRE with Gene Autry, and MYSTERY MOUNTAIN with Ken Maynard. Levine was awarded the Golden Boot in 1983 and Scott received his Gold Boot in 1988. |
 (Courtesy of the Motion Picture & Television Fund) |  | Left is producer Paul Malvern at the 1989 Golden Boot ceremony where he was presented with a Golden Boot award. He passed away in 1993. Malvern's Lone Star production unit did all sixteen John Wayne 1933-1935 "Lone Star" oaters which were released by Monogram. There were eight more westerns at Republic for the 1935-1936 release period. And in 1936-1937 at Universal, Malvern was in charge of Wayne's six non-westerns. Malvern remained busy and was involved with the "Tailspin Tommy" air adventures for Monogram. At Universal, he was producer or associate producer on several films and series, including the Bob Baker westerns as well as horror flicks, HOUSE OF FRANKENSTEIN (Universal, 1944) and HOUSE OF DRACULA (Universal, 1945). |
| On the right are Charles Bronson and Ancel Cook at the 1995 Golden Boot Awards. Bronson received his Golden Boot at the 1996 ceremonies. | |  (Courtesy of Ancel Cook) |
