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Grant County in New Mexico [est. 1868]
Grant County, New Mexico covers 3,968 square miles; the population is 31,000 (per 2000 census).
official Grant County website
Grant County [NM] entry at Wikipedia
Silver City - Grant County Chamber of Commerce
Grant County Veterans Memorial Business & Convention Center [re-opened 2017], 3031 Highway 180 East in Silver City, NM
Democratic Party of Grant County, New Mexico
Mimbres [NM] Region Arts Council
Mimbres Valley Health Action League [est. 2002] based in Mimbres, NM
Geronimo Scenic Trail in Southwest New Mexico
more info the Southwest New Mexico Travel & Business Links Page
Town of Silver City, New Mexico
[est. 1870, incorp. 1878] ZIP 88061
101 W. Broadway Street in Silver City, New Mexico
Silver City, New Mexico official website
Silver City - Grant County Chamber of Commerce
Silver City, NM mentry at Wikipedia
Silver City [NM] MainStreet Project, 201 No. Hudson Street in Silver City, New Mexico
Murray Ryan Visitor Center, 201 No. Hudson Street in Silver City, New Mexico 
Silver City Arts & Cultural District [est. 2009]
Mayor Ken Ladner, Jan 2022 to Dec 2025
• official email •
Town Councilor - District 1: Rudy Bencomo, May 2023 to Dec 2027
• official email
Town Councilor - District 2: Nicholas Prince, Jan 2022 to Dec 2025
• official email
Town Councilor - District 3: Stan A. Snider, Jan 2024 to Dec 2027
• official email
Town Councilor - District 4: Guadalupe E. Cano, Jan 2022 to Dec 2025
• official email
former District 3 Town Councilor Jose A. Ray, Jr., March 2020 to Dec 2023
Western New Mexico University [est. 1893] in Silver City, NM
Mustangs athletic teams of Western New Mexico University in Silver City, NM
W.N.M.U. - Silver City Intl. Film Society [est. 1994] {defunct 2015}
W.N.M.U. Museum [open 1974] at Fleming Hall [built 1917]
Silver Consolidated School District [], 2810 No. Swan Street in Silver City, NM
Silver High School [], 3200 No. Silver Street in Silver City, NM
Blue Door Cafe [open 10/2022 - student run] at Silver High School 
Guadalupe Montessori School [est. 1979], 1731 No. Alabama Street in Silver City, New Mexico
Silver City Public Library [], 515 W. College Avenue in Silver City, New Mexico
Silver City [NM] Museum [built 1881; opened 1967], 312 W. Broadway Street
Silver City Swimming Pool {open seasonally}, 2700 No. Silver Street in Silver City, New Mexico
A Few Important People
outlaw Billy the Kid [1859-81] - arrested twice circa 1876
retired U.S. Senator Jeff Bingaman [served 1983-2013] - grew up in Silver City
Mangas Coloradas (Red Sleeves) [c.1793-1863] - Apache war leader who roamed and attacked the Silver City area
Victorio [c.1825-1880] - Mescalero Apache war leader who roamed and attacked the Silver City area
educator Henry C. 'Howie' Morales - born 1973, raised in Silver City; elected 30th Lieutenant Governor of New Mexico, 2019-2026
Silver Web community portal
Silver City Style community portal
The Continental Divide Trail Coalition / Silver City, NM
Hester House Candy & Gift Shop [est. 1971] in Silver City, New Mexico
Gila Books regional publisher [est. 2004] in Silver City, New Mexico
Zia Publishing & Graphic Design in Silver City, New Mexico
High-Lonesome Bookshop [est. 1986] in Silver City, New Mexico
The Bakshi School of Animation & Cartooning [est. 2004] in Silver City, New Mexico
Gila Hike & Bike [], 103 E. College Avenue in Silver City, New Mexico
Westerners International [est. 1944] Corral #36 Silver City chapter [est. 1970]
Southwest Women’s Fiber Arts Collective [est. 2005] in Silver City, New Mexico
Twin Sisters Cycling and Fitness [est 1999, moved 2023], 208 W. Broadway Street in Silver City, New Mexico
Mystic Shop - cultural gifts store [open 12/2023], 505-A No. Bullard Street in Downtown Silver City, New Mexico
Grateful Living Bud and Boutique, 306 No. Bullard Street in Downtown Silver City, New Mexico
Mission Sports Group [est. 2012] - bike racing consultants in Silver City, New Mexico
Otter-Chaos gift shop [open 12/2023], 109 No. Bullard Street in Downtown Silver City, New Mexico
Silver City Trading Company Antique Mall [est. 1994], 205 W. Broadway
Street in Downtown Silver City, New Mexico
Fire Cloud Traders [est. 1992-closed], 209 W. Broadway Street in Downtown Silver City, New Mexico { closed }
The Pink Store North, 210 No. Bullard Street in Downtown
Silver City, New Mexico
Silver City [NM] Daily Press & Independent [est. 1896]
free Desert Exposure monthly newspaper for Southwest New Mexico
Silver City [NM] Sun-News newspaper []
Grant County Beat [est. 2010] free online newspaper based in Silver City, NM
El Sol [built 1934] / Virus Theater [open 2016] performing arts venue, 406 No. Bullard Street in Silver City, New Mexico
Silco Theater [built 1923], 311 No. Bullard Street in Silver City, New Mexico
Silver Bowling Center, 2020 Memory Lane in Silver City, New Mexico
 | "Silver City [New Mexico] (Images of America)" [2013] by Carolyn O'Bagy Davis & Terrence M. Humble A historic parade of Native Americans, Spaniards, Mexicans, miners, outlaws, and settlers resulted in a community celebrating a rich cultural blend. When silver was discovered in 1870, prospectors rushed in despite the danger from Apache Indians. Soon there were businesses, saloons, and homes. Silver City became the supply center for the widespread mining district with a brick plant and lumberyard. The SCD&PRR reached the town in 1883, the Santa Fe Railroad in 1886, and the two-foot narrow guage SCPA&M railway operated from 1889 to 1913 serving mines and smelters and the town of Pinos Altos. Arcadia Publng 9¼x6½ pb [6/2013] for $23.74 Arcadia Publng 9½x6¾ hardcover [6/2013] for $29.49 |
Events
Silver City Toss No Mas Cleanup Day [monthly Third Saturdays]
Red Paint Powwow [Jan 2014 = #11] skipped 2016
5-day Tour of the Gila bicycle races [April 2024 = #37th ] in Silver City, New Mexico
weekly Makers Market crafts fair [every Saturday 10am-2pm May-Oct] at the
Main Street Plaza in Downtown Silver City, New Mexico
Silver City Blues Festival [Memorial Day Weekend 2023 = #28] in Silver City, New Mexico
Silver City Clay Festival [#12 = July 2023]
Silver City Fiber Arts Festival [July 2023] in Downtown Silver City, New Mexico
Signal Peak Fat Tire Festival noncompetitive bike rides [Labor Day Weekend; last update 2021] near Silver City, New Mexico
Silver City [NM] Short Film Festival [Sept 2008 = #3] {defunct 2015}
Gila River Festival [Sept 2015 = #11]
Southwest Festival of The Written Word [Oct 2015] in Silver City, New Mexico
Mimbres Valley Harvest Festival & Health Fair [#16 = Oct 2023] at San Lorenzo School on Hwy 35
Gila Monster Gran Fondo fun bike race and After-Ride Party [Oct 2023] in Silver City, New Mexico
Annual Victorian Frontier Christmas [Dec 2015 = #31] in Silver City, New Mexico
Annual Lighted Christmas Parade [Dec 2023 = #33] in Downtown Silver City, New Mexico
Food and Beverage
http://www.visitsilvercity.org/eat.html
Adobe Springs Cafe, 1617 Silver Heights Blvd. in Silver City, NM
Alotta Gelato Italian ice cream shop, 619 No. Bullard Street in Silver City, NM
Artisan Mill Bakery [open 12/2023], 211-B No. Texas Street (at Yankie) in Downtown Silver City
Blue Door Cafe [open 10/2022] at Silver High School
TheBox Mobile Gourmet in Downtown Silver City, NM
Buffalo Bar & Dancehall [built 1883], 211 N. Bullard Street in Silver City, NM
Corner Cafe, 200 No. Bullard Street in Silver City, NM
Dairy Queen #4522, 306 E. 12th Street at Hudson in Silver City, NM
Diane's
Restaurant & Bakery, 510 No. Bullard Street in Silver City, NM
The Duckstop Mobile Kitchen [est. 2016] in Silver City, NM
Einstein Bros. Bagels [chain est. 1995] at WNMU's Light Hall Theater, 900 W. College Avenue in Silver City, NM
El Paisano Restaurant, 802 E. 15th Street in Silver City, NM
Fidencio's Mexican Food Truck, 2215 Pinos Altos Road in Silver City, NM
Heartwing Coffee Roasters {factory}, 2232 Cottage San Road in Silver City, NM
Iron Door BBQ
and Grill food stand [est. 2018], 1123 No. Pope Street in Silver City, New Mexico 
Jalisco Cafe Mexican Food, 100 So. Bullard Street in Silver City, NM
Java The Hut Espresso & Coffee Shop, 611-A No. Bullard Street in Silver City, NM
Javalina Coffee House [moved from Bullard 5/2021], 117 W. Market Street in Silver City, NM
Jumping Cactus Coffeehouse, 503 No. Bullard Street in Silver City, NM
La Bonita Bakery - Mexican pastry [est. 9/2012], 3110 No. Silver Street in Silver City, NM
La Vie Est Un Bistro [open
12/2023], 112 W. Yankie Street in Downtown Silver City, NM
Mi Mexico Viejo food stand, 202 E. Broadway Street (at Hudson) in Downtown Silver City,
NM
Millie's Bake House, 215 W. Yankie Street in Silver City, NM
Nancy's Silver Cafe, 514 No. Bullard Street in Silver City, NM
Peace Meal Cooperative vegetarian deli [est. 2007], 601 No. Bullard Street in Silver City, NM
Q’s Southern Bistro, 101 E. College Street in Silver City, NM
{ probably closed 2021 }
Red Barn Family Steakhouse & Lounge, 708 Silver Heights Blvd. in Silver City, NM
Rejuvenations Cafe {with free wi-fi}, 210 No. Bullard Street in Silver City, NM
the fire-engine-red Streetside Food Cart at the top of Bullard Street
Sunrise Espresso, 1500 No. Hudson Street in Silver City, NM
Tranquilbuzz Coffee House, 300 No. Arizona Street in Silver City, NM
The Twisted Vine Restaurant, 108 E. Broadway Street in Downtown Silver City, NM
Vicki's Eatery, 315 No. Texas Street in Silver City, NM
Whiskey Creek Zócalo [est. 4/2023], 11786 Highway 180 East in Silver City, NM
Silver City Restaurants Now Closed
Billy The Kid BBQ & Wood Fired Pizza, 2138 E. Highway 180 in Silver City, NM
Curious Kumquat Market & Café [2008-2016], 111 E. College Avenue in Silver City, New Mexico { closed }
Green Turtle Noshery, 601 No. Bullard Street in Downtown Silver City, NM
{ reported as closed }
Studio 1zero6 [cafe is closed, owner now makes & sells ethnic jewelry from Silver City, NM]
Shevek & Co. Restaurant - Mediterranean bistro, 602 No. Bullard Street in Downtown Silver City, NM
{ closed }
Silver City Brewing Co., 101 E. College Avenue in Silver City, NM { closed pre-2013 }
Three Dogs Coffeehouse, 503 No. Bullard Street in Silver City, NM { closed }
Tre Rosat Cafe [2010-2016], on Bullard Street in Downtown Silver City, NM { closed }
Wolf Grounds Community Coffee House & Cafe, 100 W. Eighth Street in Silver City, NM
{ closed 8/2022 }
Yankie Creek Coffee House & Gallery, 112 Yankie Street in Silver City, NM { closed }
Lodging
Copper Manor Motel, 710 Silver Heights Blvd. in Silver City, NM
Drifter Motel & Restaurant & Lounge, 711 Silver Heights Blvd. in Silver City, NM
historic Murray Hotel [opened 1938, re-opened 2012], 200 W. Broadway Street in Silver City, NM
historic Palace Hotel [built 1882, restored 1990] in Silver City, NM
Carriage House Cottage [circa 1917] B&B, 603 Black Street in Silver City, NM
The Inn on Broadway, 411 W. Broadway in Silver City, NM
Art Galleries and Artists
Silver City Art Assn. [] +
Red Dot Art Guide, 2023-2024
San Vicente Artists of Silver City, NM
@Space / A-space Gallery [est. 2009], 110 W. Seventh Street in Silver City, NM
Azurite Gallery, 110 W. Broadway in Silver City, NM
Blue Dome Gallery, 307 N. Texas Street in Silver City, NM
Common Ground Gallery, 102 W. Kelly Place in Silver City, NM
Copper Quail Gallery, 211-A No. Texas Street in Silver City, NM
painter Lois Duffy'a gallery, 211-C No. Texas Street in Silver City, NM
Donna Foley / Four Directions Weaving, ?80 Nizhoni Loop in Silver City, NM
Future Forge Makerspace [] on College Avenue in Silver City, NM
Gila Gallery [], 206 No. Bullard Street in Silver City, NM
Anthony Howell Graphic Design & Gallery, 200 W. Market Street in Silver City, NM
Hutchings Fine Art, 211-B No. Texas Street in Silver City, NM
Lloyd Studios, 306 W. Broadway Street in Silver City, NM
Moonstruck Art, 106 W. Yankie Street in Silver City, NM
Ol' West Gallery & Mercantile, 104 W. Broadway Street in Silver City, NM
Seedboat Gallery & Studio - 20+ acclaimed artists [est. 2008?], 214 W. Yankie Street in Silver City, NM
Silver Spirit Gallery [est. 2004], 109 No. Bullard Street in Silver City, NM
Syzygy Tile [est. 1993], 106 No. Bullard Street in Silver City, NM
Susan Szajer's Yello on Yankie Gallery, 108 W. Yankie Street in Silver City, NM
Tatiana Maria Gallery, 305-307 N. Bullard Street in Silver City, NM
Two Spirits Gallery, 311 N. Bullard Street in Silver City, NM
Wynnegate Galleries [est. 2000], 1105 W. Market Street in Silver City, NM
Nearby Venues
Nature Conservancy's Bear Mountain Lodge [built 1928] outside Silver City, NM
Blue Dome Gallery annex at Bear Mountain Lodge {ann. Summer 2010}
Grey Feathers Lodge B&B outside Silver City, NM
Copper Creek Ranch Western Dinner Show, east of Silver City, NM
Copper Creek Ranch Chuck Wagon Supper & Western Show in Silver City, NM
Not To Be Confused With . . .
Silver City, Mills County, Iowa [est, 1879]
Silver City ghost town [1896-1940], Owyhee County, Idaho
Silver City, Humphreys County, Mississippi
Silver City, Lyon County, Nevada [settled 1859]
Silver City, Pennington County, South Dakota [settled 1876]
Silver City ghost town [1869-1930], Juab County, Utah
historic Silver City Casino [open 1973, closed 1999, demolished 2004] in Las Vegas, Nevada
historic Silver City Galleria [opened 2/1992, demolished 6/2021] in Taunton, Massachusetts
historic Silver City Ghost Town Museum [opened 1990] in Bodfish, Kern County, California
Silver City Mountain Resort [est. 1929], Sequoia National Park, California
Silver City Mountain Saloon [est. 2017] in Aspen, Colorado
Silver City Restaurant & Alehouse [est. 1996] in Silverdale, WA
Medical Businesses
68-bed Gila Regional Medical Center [moved 1983], 1313 E. 32nd Street in Silver City, NM
Hidalgo Medical Services [] in SW New Mexico
locations • phone: 575/800-1HMS
HMS / Bridges To Care, 1000 Hudson Street in Silver City, NM - open Mon-Fri
HMS / Community Health Center, 1007 No. Pope Street in Silver City, NM - open Mon-Fri
HMS / Gila Regional Medical Center, 1260 E. 32nd Street in Silver City, NM
HMS / Med Square Clinic, 114 W. Eleventh Street in Silver City, NM - open Mon-Fri
HMS / Silver City Senior Center, 205 W. Victoria Street in Silver City, NM - open Mon-Fri
HMS / Tranquil Skies Community Mental Health Center, 1318 E. 32nd Street in Silver City, NM - open Mon-Fri
Railroads, Other Transportation
http://www.grantcountybeat.com/news/news-releases/22364-silver-city-s-train-depots-and-railroad-history
The 47-mile-long narrow gauge Silver City, Deming & Pacific Railroad [1883-1884] was purchased by AT&SF in 1884
and converted to standard gauge in 1886.
The Santa Fe Railroad (AT&SF) reached Silver City in 1886.
a new Silver City depot was constructed in 1915; it was demolished in 1975. 
The Silver City, Pinos Altos & Mogollon Railroad [1889-1913] was a two-foot narrow-guage railway serving mines and smelters
and the town of Pinos Altos; regular passenger service was established on 4 July 1906.
Southwestern_Railroad [est. 1990]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southwestern_Railroad_(New_Mexico)
http://www.jag-transport.com/southwestern-railroad/
 | "Silver City Narrow Gauge" [2007] by Duane Ericson M2FQ Publns pb [2007] out of print/scarce |
Grant County Airport [est. 1951] - 18 miles east to 188 Airport Road in Hurley, NM
airport entry at Wikipedia •
Advanced Airlines entry at Wikipedia
public charter Advanced Airlines [est. 2005] serves Silver City from Phoenix, Arizona and Albuquerque, NM
Whiskey Creek Airport located four nautical miles (7 km) east of Silver City
Films & Television, Other Media
"Silver City Raiders" B-Western [Columbia Pictures Nov 1943]
 | New Mexico ranchers ownership is challenged by villain with fake Spanish land grant . . . • Produced by Leon Barsha; directed by William Berke; written by Ed Earl Repp; starring Russell Hayden, Dub Taylor, Alma Carroll, Paul Sutton, Jack Ingram, Edmund Cobb, Art Mix, Horace B. Carpenter, Merrill McCormick, George Morrell, Tex Palmer, Jack Rockwell & John Tyrrell, with Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys
full credits at IMDb • VHS/DVD/Blu-ray not available • movie entry at Wikipedia |
"Silver City Kid" B-Western [Republic Pictures July 1944]
 | A mine owned by local banker discovers a valuable molybdenum deposit which is found to run under the Clayton ranch; the banker's lawyer kills Clayton, then kills the banker and blames Clayton's sister; the ranch foreman sets out to find Clayton's killer . . . • Filmed at Iverson Ranch in Los Angeles; directed by John English; story by Bennett Cohen, screenplay by Taylor Caven; starring Allan 'Rocky' Lane, Peggy Stewart, Wally Vernon, Twinkle Watts, Harry Woods, Frank Jaquet, Lane Chandler, Glenn Strange, Bud Geary, Tom Steele, Tom London, Jack Kirk, Sam Flint, Chris Allen, George Bell, Buck Bucko, Roy Bucko, Forest Burns, Horace B. Carpenter •
full credits at IMDb •
movie entry at Wikipedia
DVD/Blu-ray not available • Republic Studios b&w VHS [8/97] for $19.99 |
"Silver City" [Paramount Pictures Dec 1951]
 | After a desperate plot to rob his company office, a mining engineer leaves town humiliated; he lands in the mining town of Vermilion in the mountains of Colorado and agrees to help a threatened father & daughter extract silver ore from their mine before the lease expires • Location filming in Sonora, CA including the Westside Lumber Company [1898-1980s] narrow-gauge logging railroad; Color by Technocolor™; produced by Nat Holt; directed by Byron Haskin; adapted from the novel "High Vermilion" [1947] by Luke Short, screenplay by Frank Gruber; starring Edmond O'Brien, Yvonne De Carlo, Richard Arlen, Barry Fitzgerald, Gladys George, Kasey Rogers/Laura Elliott, Edgar Buchanan, Michael Moore, John Dierkes, Robert Anderson, Nick Borgani, Chet Brandenburg, Paul E. Burns, Cliff Clark, Frank Fenton, Slim Gaut, Myron Healey, Billy House, Ray Hyke, Howard Joslin, James Magill, Boyd 'Red' Morgan, Howard Negley, Harvey Parry, John Roy, James R. Scott, Chalky Williams, Duke York
full credits at IMDb • movie entry at Wikipedia Olive Films color multi-format [5/2012] for $13.97 Region A/B/C import color Blu-ray [date unknown] for $26.00 Amazon Instant Video [date unknown] HD rental $3.99, HD purchase $8.99 watch official U.K. trailer [2:16] online at IMDb watch opening credits [6/2017 upload; 1:14] online at YouTube "Terreur à Silver City (Terror In Silver City)" [France Aug 1952] Region B/2 color Blu-ray + DVD [4/2019] 2 disks for $19.04 Region 2 color DVD [4/2019] for $16.80 |
"Silver City Bonanza" [Republic Pictures March 1951]
 | The Lost Spanish Silver Lode is somewhere near Silver City, Arizona; blind man Pete learns the location, but is knifed before he can tell anyone. Rex and Gabe and Pete's seeing eye dog Duke set out to find the killer and run into thugs chasing rancher Katie's buckboard; they rescue her and agree to help protect her ranch. Rex finds a loose piece of diving hardware - Pete was a diver in the Navy - and concludes that Pete was killed because he heard the gang of thugs trying to find the underwater entrance to the lost mine • Location filming at Santa Clarita, Big Bear Lake, and Iverson Ranch in California; directed by George Blair; written by Robert Creighton Williams; starring Rex Allen, Buddy Ebsen, Mary Ellen Kay, Billy Kimbley, Alix Ebsen, Bill Kennedy, Gregg Barton, Clem Bevans, Frank Jenks, Hank Patterson, Harry Lauter, Harry Harvey, Bob Burns, Edmund Cobb, Carl Cotner, Karl Farr, Shug Fisher, Herman Hack, Cactus Mack, Ted Mapes, Frankie Messina, Marshall Reed, Tom Steele, Rex's horse Koko [1940-67]
full credits at IMDb • movie entry at Wikipedia Republic Studios b&w VHS [3/96] for $19.99 |
"The Kid from Silver City" episode [NBC-TV Jan 1954]
of "The Roy Rogers Show" [1951-57]
 | Season 3, Episode 10: An outlaw visits his storekeeper father in Mineral City; the marshal of Silver City is on his trail, though; after the outlaw ambushes the marshal, he sets out to get rid of Roy, too • Directed by Leslie H. Martinson; written by Milton Raison; starring Roy Rogers, Dale Evans, Pat Brady, announcer Art Gilmore, Harry Harvey Sr., Francis McDonald, Ray Whitley, Charles Tannen, William Tannen, Richard Avonde, Russ Scott, Bullet the Dog, Trigger the Horse
credits at IMDb • series entry at Wikipedia • VHS/DVD/Blu-ray not available |
"Silver City" [Filmways AU Sept 1984, Samuel Goldwyn Company USA May 1985]
 | the only connection is the title; drama about 4,000 Polish families migrating to Australia after WWII Co-written & directed by Sophia Turkiewicz; co-written by novelist Thomas Keneally; starring Gosia Dobrowolska, Ivar Kants, Anna Maria Monticelli Anna Maria Monticelli, Steve Bisley, Debra Lawrance full credits at IMDb • movie entry at Wikipedia Karl-Lorimar color VHS [date unknown] out of prodn/scarce |
[Newmarket Films Sept 2004]
  | tagline: 'Vote Early. Vote Often' - Bumbling, incompetent Dickie Pilager (Chris Cooper, channeling George Dubya) is chosen by his corrupt Colorado Senator father to represent their party in an upcoming gubernatorial campaign. During a photo opportunity while fishing in a Colorado river, Dickie starts to reel in a dead body, and Dickie's ruthless campaign manager hires an investi-gative journalist to look into possible links between the corpse and the Pilager family's many enemies; the investigation soon becomes deeply involved in the shady world where corporate interests and politics meet, and where democracy has become as corrupt as any dictatorship • Location filming in Colorado; written & directed by independent filmmaker John Sayles; Chris Cooper, Richard Dreyfuss, Tim Roth, Thora Birch, Maria Bello, Miguel Ferrer, Danny Huston, Billy Zane, Kris Kristofferson, Daryl Hannah, Ralph Waite, Michael Murphy, Cajardo Lindsey, John C. Ashton, Elizabeth Rainer, Donevon Martinez, James Gammon, Benjamin Kroger, Charles Mitchell, Alma Delfina, Roslyn Washington, David Clennon, Mary Kay Place, Jan Van Sickle, Denis Berkfeldt, Patricia/Patty Calhoun, Maggie Roswell, Paul Rohrer, Richard Beall, Mare Trevathan Phillpott, David Russell, Luis Saguar, Sal Lopez, Gary Sirchia, Rodney Lizcano, Stephen Brackett, Aaron Vieyra, Hugo E. Carbajal, Michael Shalhoub, Amie MacKenzie, Larry Gallegos, James Aidan (newscaster voice), Antonino Garcia Tony
full credits at IMDb • movie entry at Wikipedia Sony Pictures widescreen color DVD [1/2005] out of prodn/used Sony Pictures widescreen color DVD [1/2005] out of prodn/used Sony Pictures widescreen color DVD [8/00] out of prodn/used Sony Pictures widescreen color DVD [8/00] for $29.98 Sony Pictures color VHS [1/2005] out of prodn/used French-language RDM Video Region 2 color DVD [date unknown] for $34.99 watch official trailer [9/2017 upload; 2:30] online at YouTube |
 | "Silver City and Other Screenplays" [2004] by independent filmmaker John Sayles contains title script, "Return of The Secaucus 7" [1979], "Matewan" [1987], Oscar-nominated "Passion Fish" [1992], and "Lone Star" [1996] Nation Books/Bold Type Books 9x6 pb [9/2004] for $23.27 |
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