The Country General Store

The Annual Lucchese Trunk Show September 30th & October 1st

2011-09-16T13:07:00.000-07:00

Friday, September 30th, 2011 from 4pm to 8pm

Saturday, October 1st, 2011 from 10am to 6pm

Join us for our annual trunk show event. Enjoy hors d'oeuvres, drinks, and style while mingling with other Country General Store patrons and celebrity clients.

Lucchese will have Trey Gilmore there to help custom fit you to a boot you'll love. Every pair of Lucchese Classics boots sold at the show will get a matching belt. This is an exclusive, invitation only event for our loyal clients. Space is limited. If your invitation hasn't already arrived in the mail (to those on our mailing list) print the invitation below or use "Blogger" for access at the door.

Celebrate Los Angeles... Before Celebrating America

2011-09-05T17:40:00.000-07:00

September 1oth, 2011!

* Amelia Earhart Statue
* Security Trust and Savings Bank (1924)
* Amelia Earhart Library (1928)
* El Portal Theatre (1926)
* St. Paul’s First Lutheran Church
* NoHo Arts District
* NoHo Fire Station #60
* Lankershim Arts Center (1939) (S. Charles Lee, architect)
* So. Pacific Railroad Depot (1896)
* Commonwealth Savings & Loan Building
* Weddington Family History
* North Hollywood Masonic Temple Lodge 542
* Air raid siren
* Lankershim Elementary School (Marilyn Monroe attended)!

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Country Joe on 105 gives away Taylor Swift Tickets

2011-08-18T12:05:00.000-07:00

CGS Sends Condolences to INDY!

2011-08-17T20:18:00.000-07:00

Country General Store sends their condolences to those lost and injured in the Indiana Tragedy last Saturday.

INDYSTAR.com

A gust of wind blew through Indianapolis at 8:44 p.m. Saturday, causing a stage setup for the planned Sugarland concert to collapse, killing five people and injuring more than 40 at the Indiana State Fair.

The fair is closed today, and activities are scheduled to resume on Monday. No information on what events might be cancelled at the Hoosier Lottery Grandstand including the Janet Jackson or Train concerts scheduled for later this week.
LATEST UPDATE: Read Mitch Daniels response to the Sugarland stage collapse tragedy
UPDATE: 10:30 a.m.
The names of the five people who died in the accident were reported at a press conference this morning.

The four who died at the scene are Tammy Vandam, 42, Wanatah, Ind.; Glenn Goodrich, 49, Indianapolis; Alina Bigjohny, 23 Fort Wayne; Christina Santiago, 29, Chicago. Nathan Byrd, 51, Indianapolis, died at Methodist Hospital earlier today.

There's still a possibility of further fatalities, State Police 1st Sgt. Dave Bursten said.

In the conference that began at about 10 a.m. at the Indiana State Fairgrounds, Gov. Mitch Daniels was joined by State Fair Director Cindy Hoye and Bursten.

Gov. Daniels was choked up as he began talking about emergency response.

"What you saw last night was a display of best qualities, both public and private, of Hoosiers," Daniels said.

Bursten updated previous injury numbers that 45 people were taken to the hospital last night. He said the early indication is it was an "isolated significant wind gust" and the midway and other areas on the ground weren't damaged as severely.

Daniels said he stands by the State Fair's preparedness measures, citing that this was an unexpected occurrence -- the storm was expected at 9:15, but arrived 30 minutes earlier.

Hoye said the fair will reopen at 8 a.m. Monday with a memorial service at 9 a.m. on the Free Stage.

Hoye said the Indiana Occupational Safety and Health Administration, IOSHA, is investigating the structure of the stage.
UPDATE: 8:06 a.m.
Several area hospitals this morning were still treating patients who were injured by collapsed stage rigging at Saturday's Indiana State Fair Grandstand concert.

Among the five killed and about 40 who were rushed to hospitals after the 8:44 p.m. collapse were fans and stage crew members. Still unclear this morning was the extent of the injuries or the patients' conditions, but at least a handful are reportedly in critical condition or intensive care units. Three children were still being treated at Riley Hospital for Children.

Family members and friends of the injured are waiting to hear good news, but the Indiana State Police has said more deaths were possible. Outside Methodist Hospital at 6:30 a.m., a stage crew member who worked at Saturday's Sugarland concert said his worst fears had just been confirmed -- his friend, another crew member from Indianapolis, was declared dead just before dawn, he said.

The report of another fatality has not yet been confirmed by authorities, and the stage crew member declined to be interviewed. He did say his friend had been working up in the rigging when the collapse happened, and was crushed. Both are members of Local 30 of the International Alliance of Theatrical and Stage Employees.

Thirteen patients were brought to Methodist following the collapse. IU Health officials did not release patients' conditions this morning, but a statement issued at 6 a.m. said 12 patients were still being treated. Wishard Memorial Hospital, which also received a stead stream of ambulance traffic last night, said it took in 18 patients, all having non-life-threatening injuries.

Methodist reported another 10 "walk-in" patients, several of whom were still hospitalized. According to WTHR (Channel 13), The Star's newsgathering partner, walk-ins were also reported by Community East Hospital and Wishard.

WTHR reported that a 17-year-old boy at Methodist has a broken back and his mother says he may never walk again.

All three patients taken to Riley following the collapse were still hospitalized this morning, IU Health said.

At Methodist, according to the IU Health statement, about 60 nurses and doctors were on hand last night -- double the 25 to 30 typically working on a Saturday night.

Gov. Mitch Daniels and Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard were touring the State Fairgrounds about 9 a.m.

Sugarland issued a statement to fans on its website late Saturday: "We are all right after our stage collapse at the Indiana State Fair tonight. Many of our fans and friends in Indianapolis may not be. Please keep them in your thoughts, prayers, or whatever form of strength you are able to send. They need you. Thank you."
From today's paper
By Robert King and David Lindquist
robert.king@indystar.com

The crowd was poised in anticipation, including scores of people pressed up against the stage, just seconds before country music sensation Sugarland was to perform at the State Fair on Saturday night.

Above the stage, nestled in the rigging, a crew member had taken his position, ready to shine a spotlight on the action.

But the weather near the Indiana State Fairgrounds was starting to get dicey. Backstage, State Police special operations commander Brad Weaver was watching an ugly storm moving in on radar via his smartphone. He and fair Executive Director Cindy Hoye decided it was time to evacuate the crowd.

But a minute later, when WLHK program director Bob Richards addressed the crowd, the word was that the show would go on, and that the crowd should be prepared to find shelter if things changed. Some of the crowd sensed the danger and left without further word. But the majority remained.

Seconds later, a fierce wind blew in from the direction of the midway, kicking up what one witness described as "a canopy of dust."

In a moment that eyewitnesses described as both terrifying and in slow motion, the massive rigging above the stage bearing lights, sound equipment and at least one crew member swayed menacingly and then came crashing down on the crowd.

Four people were killed and 40 were injured severely enough that they needed to be taken to local hospitals. More than 150 were treated at a makeshift triage unit at the fairgrounds itself. It was a fairgrounds tragedy eclipsed in scale only by a 1963 propane tank explosion at the Coliseum that killed 74 people.

The scope of the disaster even cast doubt -- at least as of 1 a.m. -- on whether the fair would resume today as scheduled.

Concertgoer Brittany Pangburn, 23, Carmel, saw it all happen from the Hoosier Lottery Grandstand.

Seated there with some girlfriends, she saw the dust whip up, the roof of the stage twist and then come crashing down.

In the tumult and the dust, Pangburn said all she could hear was wind -- and screams.

"It was terrifying," Pangburn said.

"It really did look like slow motion," said Jamie Roberts, 25, who came to the concert with Pangburn. "All we could do was hold hands."

Witnesses described seeing children at the scene in shock.

At Wishard Memorial Hospital, one of the places the injured were taken, ambulances stacked up outside the emergency room. Inside, people sat in wheelchairs with blood on their heads and faces as medical staff did triage.

Outside, concertgoers waiting in cowboy boots and short shorts -- the unofficial uniform of Sugarland fans -- were in tears and disbelief. Family and friends of concertgoers started jumping out of cars to look for their loved ones.

At Methodist Hospital, Jennifer McGuire, an 11-year-old Greensburg girl who had waited with her mom and sister for more than an hour to get Sugarland seats up close to the stage, said she was hit in the knee and back of the head by the falling rigging. She had blood splotches all over her clothes, including a T-shirt saying "All I want to do is hug you."

Indianapolis Star music reporter David Lindquist was in the fifth row of the Grandstand when the disaster unfolded.

"The entire stage rigging collapsed," Lindquist said. "This is bad. This is very bad."

According to Lindquist, opening act Sara Bareilles finished her set by commenting what a beautiful night it was. Less than 30 minutes later the stage set was on the ground.

"The gust of wind came, there was no rain yet and the production fell from left to right," Lindquist said. "And you could see, you could clearly see people were under the footprint of the rigging."

Emergency crews and fans quickly converged on the collapsed stage and worked to free those who were trapped, he said.

Marion County Coroner Frank Lloyd said the four victims died at the fairgrounds and were not transported to the hospital.

It took less than 20 minutes to free those who were trapped, Lindquist said, crediting fast action by everyone despite the inclement weather.

Medics and rescue crews throughout Indianapolis converged on the State Fairgrounds. Roads in and around the fairgrounds were blocked to allow ambulances to get in and out of the track area.

About 12,000 people were at the concert, Lindquist said.

The announcement from Richards, the WLHK program director, advised patrons that in the event the show needed to be stopped for bad weather, to seek shelter at the Pepsi Coliseum or the swine barn.

That advice likely prevented many injuries because some people left then, Lindquist said.

But many more remained. And it stands to reason that those least likely to leave were those who were closest to the stage, closest to the band they had come to see.

"This is as bad as it gets," a videographer for Sugarland said during the chaos that followed the collapse.

Heavy rain and winds estimated as high as 60 mph were reported from the storm after the collapse.

The grim nature of the tragedy stood in stark contrast to the music the concertgoers came to hear.

Sugarland, which mixes country and pop, serves up among the sunniest and most optimistic music on the airwaves.

Late Saturday, the band delivered a message about the disaster via Twitter: "We are all right. We are praying for our fans, and the people of Indianapolis. We hope you'll join us. They need your strength."
Star reporters Cindy Marshall, Gregg Montgomery, Tim Evans, Bill McCleery, Heather Gillers, Andrew Scoggins, Diana Penner and Vic Ryckaert contributed to this story.

Call Star reporter Robert King at (317) 444-6089.

Summer Is Heating Up At The Country General Store

2011-08-03T11:29:00.000-07:00

Check out our latest custom boot design! Come in today and design your custom boots today!

Red Wing Boots Paired With Bread & Butter

2011-07-14T19:00:00.000-07:00

Berlin's 10th Annual Bread & Butter urban street fashion festival defined Fall's upcoming fashions. Among the V.I.P. crowd was Dirk Thomas, a former nightlife director who is helping to revive Merz b. Schwanen, a German label that produces high-end T-shirts woven on vintage circular knitting machines. Schwanen is now a cheerleader for heritage brands like Red Wing boots paired with worn, vintage Wranglers or Levis.

“Nigel is the next big thing,” Mr. Thomas said, referring to Nigel Cabourn, a British designer who revived his brand four years ago. “He travels around the world to find clothing with a history, like the jackets made for early climbers of Mount Everest, and then reinvents them with modern details and coloring.”

Bread & Butter is one of the world's most important urban street trade shows and artistic spectacles. It can only be described as orchestrated urban chaos on the historic grounds of Tempelhof, the site of the Berlin Airlift.

With performances by Mos Def, the Australian metal group Airbourne and the German hip-hop band Deichkind. A 'gang' dressed as 1950's greasers broke in windows of cars with baseball bats and encouraged the crowd to join in. One group even flipped a car over.

Even the mayor, Klaus Wowereit, showed up in his Levi's and welcomed the 10th anniversary of Bread & Butter.

Stop in The Country General Store for a new pair of Red Wing Boots with Wranglers or Levi's for the hit new Urban Style for Fall.

The NEW 2012 Honda Civic Commercial Featuring The Country General Store

2011-04-26T20:47:00.001-07:00

My Freakin' Family Wardrobe By The Country General Store

2011-04-22T12:57:00.000-07:00

VS.

My Freakin' Family coming to ABC centers on young parents Anna (Ellen Woglom) and Raj (Ravi Patel), whose lives change after they have a baby boy and the four grandparents with very different cultural backgrounds descend upon their lives.

Cybill Shepherd will play Raj's uptight and sophisticated mom, Nell. She dresses in the traditional Indian garb and wants to be involved in baby Clark's life so he doesn't turn out "white" like her son did, and she is prepared to go to war with Anna's mom Maureen (Mo Gaffney) over Clark's mixed cultural heritage.~MovieWeb~

Country General Store is honored to have helped this amazing cast look their best for this highly anticipated ABC Pilot.

K.D. Lang Outfitted by Country General Store

2011-04-15T00:26:00.000-07:00

Watch for Country General Store Wardrobe on Ms. Lang in her hot new, just released Siss Boom Bang Album.

Also, watch Anjel Dust (pictured above) and grab her "under-wardrobe" at http://AerialPoleArtist.com

Jack Black Stocks Up at Country General Store

2011-03-13T19:45:00.000-07:00

Last weekend Country General Store had an evening customer stop in to add a few items to his wardrobe. The star of The School Of Rock, Kung Fu Panda, King Kong, and Tropic Thunder needed to spice up his western wardrobe and The Country General Store is just the place for a Hollywood mogul heading back to his west coast home.

Boots, shirts, and hats filled Jack's shopping bag last week. According to the dedicated evening staff of The Country General Store, Jack Black "was a delightful and comedic person to meet and outfit!"

Watch for Kung Fu Panda 2 and Year One coming soon!

Shotgun or The Well-Planned Proposal

2011-02-15T14:42:00.000-08:00

Whether you've been planning the perfect proposal or just got some unexpected test results, Los Angeles Horseback Riding has your marriage covered!

Check out the options available for your perfect proposal package

Option #1
THE PROPOSAL RIDE:
hinking about proposing? Take her on a private ride for an hour and a half to the highest peak of the trail, propose there she'll feel super special, form the top, the open views of our gorgeous mountains go as far as the eyes can see most days we have views of the Santa Monica Bay and parts of Malibu Beach (we don't promise a beach view since sometimes it is overcast on the coast).

At the return from your ride will have a private rustic deck area decorated with rose petals on the ground and beautiful fresh flowers where you two can enjoy a cozy fire and treats!...this truly is a one of a kind experience.

Then upon request, one of our concierges can assist you with dinner plans according to your palate, you can even consider staying at one of our classy Bed & Breakfast Inns, right here in our historical little town and explore the beauty of the area.

Option #2:
THE ELOPEMENT : A Shotgun Wedding On The Ranch

We'll have the bouquet, the perfect ceremony and the sweet ambiance of nature to complement your precious moment along with the perfect treats for everyone invited to the occasion . We can include the reverend to marry you.

Option #3:
THE SMALL WEDDING & GOURMET BBQ :
If you have between 11 and 15 close friends and want to have a ranch wedding and then a BBQ Dinner by fire, we offer a very sophisticated BBQ setting which is also affordable. We'll guide you through the process above and beyond, "I Do."

RESERVATIONS: ( 818 ) 591-2032
Extended Hours 7am - 10pm every day.
Los Angeles Horseback Riding
2623 Old Topanga Canyon Road | Topanga, CA 90290

Contact Los Angeles Horseback Riding for the perfect opportunity to ride off into the sunset with the one you love.

Lasso Her Love This Valentines Day

2011-02-01T14:21:00.000-08:00

Want to give your cowgirl something practical for Valentines Day?

Country General Store Has Style and Purpose!

Lucchese Charlie One Horse Dark Chatel Slouch Boots I4780 [i4780]

Pair 'em with leggings or skinny jeans - any way you wear them they are the look for 2011.

Click Here To Get Hers Now!

Courtship Ranch

2011-01-11T10:23:00.000-08:00

Want to ride a horse, but don't have one? Have a horse, but not the time to exercise him as much as needed? Just off Foothill in Lake View Terrace is a beautiful ranch with top-notch boarding services. Just 30 minutes outside of Los Angeles, Courtship Ranch offers everything from blanketing in colder months, clipping, lunging and/or turnout, supplements, training/lessons/exercising, weekly visits by chiropractors and Electro-Acuscope specialists.

If you're looking to learn how to ride, Courtship Ranch has that too! Contact Trainer Matt Walsh for more information about English Riding Lessons at an affordable price! Ask for Matt Walsh for a lesson like no other!

Come down to Courtship Ranch and check out the family! Aside from the horses, they have goats, peacocks, alpacas, cows, chickens (chick-a-dees everywhere!), guinea pigs, cats, and dogs are welcome!

Courtship Ranch

11270 Dominica Ave

Lake View Terrace CA 91342

818-899-4059

Western Gems In The Valley

2010-11-06T12:07:00.000-07:00

The Stallion Market
Sun Valley, CA

10150 Stonehurst Ave

San Fernando Valley, CA 91352

This gem is one of Los Angeles' best kept secrets! Fresh food, amazing sandwiches, and character to boot! Stop in for lunch or pick up some fresh fare after riding on the local trails (across the street on Wentworth).

Villa Terraza Restaurant
9955 Sunland Blvd
Sunland, CA 91040

Villa Terraza is a cute little restaurant just off Sunland Blvd. in Sunland, CA. The atmosphere will instantly take you out of the busy city life and into the quiet comfort of the country. The best part, it's not as far from L.A. as you'd think.

Moonshadow Ranch

9889 Helen Ave

San Fernando Valley, CA 91040

Check out the beauty of Moonshadow Ranch and take a ride along the dry riverbed on the miles of Hansen Dam National Park trails.

Stop in to Country General Store and be outfitted for a wonderful day in Sun Valley experiencing the lesser known part of Los Angeles.

Lucchese Trunk Show October 8, 9, and 10th!

2010-09-14T17:19:00.000-07:00

Come to the Country General Store on October 8th, 9th, and 10th for the Lucchese Trunk Show. The Country General Store will be designing and taking orders for custom Lucchese boots.

Check out some of the custom boots from The Country General Store in Van Nuys, CA.

Eric Stonestreet's Custom Lucchesse Boots For The Red Carpet

2010-08-27T18:20:00.000-07:00

On Monday, "Modern Family" star Eric Stonestreet stopped in the store to pick up his custom Lucchesse Boots to wear this weekend on the red carpet at the 2010 Prime Time Emmy's this Sunday.

Stonestreet is up for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series alongside two other "Modern Family" stars, Ty Burrell and Jesse Tyler Ferguson.

"Modern Family" has been nominated for several Emmy Categories including Outstanding Comedy Series and Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series.

Good Luck Eric! We'll be watching for those Custom Lucchese Boots on the red carpet this Sunday!

The Urban Cowboy

2010-08-01T19:40:00.000-07:00

Monday
August 16th, 2010

Come see and hear Elvis on the day he died . Lets keep his spirit of rock and roll alive this night especially. Come enjoy some LIVE music with a REAL LIVE URBAN COWBOY!

Elvis dia de Muerto with Larry Pressly Bagby

Bar Lubitsch
7702 Santa Monica Blvd,
West Hollywood, CA 90046
(323) 654-1234
Price: $5

Custom Blue Suede Lucchese Boots from The Country General Store

Larry "Pressly" Bagby Bio

Born and raised mostly in California, Larry Bagby was exposed to the musical world early on in life. His father played in a dance band and Larry was known to jump on stage and start entertaining the crowd along side his talented father. However, it was Larry’s debut performance as “Oz” in the play The Wizard of Oz at the tender age of 8 that really got him interested in music.

Since that time, Larry has been writing, singing, and playing his songs. He recorded his first 4 track when he was in junior high and over the years his musical talent has progressed into prolific songwriting and live performances. Within the last couple of years, his songs have been included in several independent film projects and he received national airplay for his vocal rendition of “America Stands Tall.” However, his musical talent goes beyond belting out tunes. He plays the piano, guitar and stand-up bass and self-produced his latest album, Where I Stand, with Sam Nickell and Curt Piar, two of his band members.

Most recently, Larry’s musical talents took him to Nashville, where he competed for a spot on USA Networks’ show, Nashville Star. Larry was chosen out of 20,000 competitors to go to Nashville and compete with 56 regional finalists vying for one of 10 coveted spots on the show.

No stranger to Tennessee, Larry spent the summer of 2004 in Memphis, shooting the critically acclaimed film, Walk The Line, alongside Hollywood stars Joaquin Phoenix and Academy-award winning actress, Reese Witherspoon. Based on the life of Johnny Cash, Walk The Line features Larry in the role of “Marshall Grant” -- Cash’s best friend and stand up bass player.

With an acting career that spans more than 20 years, Larry also starred in the award- winning film, Saints and Soldiers, as the card trick playing, cigarette loving southern boy “Shirl Kendrick”. Aside from winning 21 Best Picture awards from film festivals around the nation, Saints and Soldiers was also nominated for Best First Feature and Best Cinematography in the 2004 IFP Independent Spirit Awards.

In conjunction with his many guest appearances on shows such as CSI, JAG, and Malcolm in the Middle, Larry is perhaps most noted for his recurring guest spot on Buffy the Vampire Slayer as football hero “Larry Blaisdell.” As a youth, he also co-starred in the films Hocus Pocus and Airborne, among other films. Larry can be seen in numerous commercials and lends his voice to a cadre of entertainment projects.

Between Bagby’s musical ambitions and his filming schedule he doesn’t have much free time left. However, Bagby still enjoys the rush of doing stand up comedy where he is known for his eerily realistic impressions of Chewbacca and Michael J. Fox.

Have You Seen Our Newly-Remodeled Store?

2010-07-04T15:43:00.000-07:00

Come in and check it out! We've expanded, re-organized, and improved our already amazing store!

MORE BOOTS!

MORE HATS!

MORE SIZES!

MORE WOMENS, KIDS, and YOUTH

MORE, MORE, MORE!

Ron Howard's Dad Loves The Country General Store

2010-07-01T14:30:00.000-07:00

Rance Howard and his wife stopped by The Country General Store to pick up some western wear before his upcoming trip overseas.

Check Out Who's Checking Us Out!

2010-06-29T11:34:00.001-07:00

All the way from Bologna, Italy!

Wheels Fargo and the Nightingale (formerly Wells Fargo and the Nightingale)’s an original Italian quintet that combines old genuine bluegrass music with the wild hillbilly and rockabilly sound proper of its founders.
The band was born on September 2006 as Wells Fargo & the Nightingale of a Wainer and Antonella’s (T-Model Boogie) idea, immediately realized with a third important element, Mauro aka Jim Singerof P-51 Airplanes. After some months of rehearsals the band debuts on summer 2007 as a quartet (6 strings banjo, rhythm guitar, double bass, washboard and four singing voices) and ads later on a key fifth member on the five strings banjo picking.
Now the final combo is a quartet composed by Antonella Tambakiotis (lead vocals and low-cost percussions!),
Wainer Rimondini (double bass and vocals), Mauro Jim Singer (guitar, banjitar and vocals) and Cousin Marcellus Ghirri on fab 5-strings banjo.

Check them out on Myspace
or
see their website!

TV Guide Network Visits The Country General Store

2010-06-07T10:31:00.000-07:00

If You Can Dream It... We Can Build It!

2010-06-02T18:07:00.001-07:00

CGS has a wide variety of boots, hats, clothing and accessories at our Van Nuys store – many items are not listed on the website. If you are in the area, we welcome you to come by to see our store and experience our Personal Customer Service. You can also order Custom Boots made to your specifications. As one of Lucchese’s leading retailers, we can provide you with many options when designing your custom boot.

Whatever look you want, Country General Store can deliver. Custom Boot orders generally take 6-8 weeks for delivery. Please contact us directly by phone (818) 782-8327 to discuss your boot preferences.

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CGS Celebrity Clients

2010-05-20T15:18:00.001-07:00

Miley Cyrus relies on The Country General Store to supply wardrobe for her movies like, Hannah Montana The Movie, and Remember Me. -->

<-- The Cast of Everybody Loves Raymond also loves The Country General Store. Especially Brad Garrett, playing the character of "Robert Barone," for those hard to find Levis sizes for a 6' 8.5" man!

-->William Sanderson thanks The Country General Store for the 'Bang Up' customer service while providing wardrobe for Sanderson In: Deadwood (TV Series) as "Mayor Farnum," True Blood (TV Series) as "Sheriff Bud Dearborne." Sanderson is also Known For Credits Such As: "Larry" (aside "his brother Darryl and his other brother Darryl" from The Bob Newhart Show. "The Mayor" from Walker, Texas Ranger. "Larry" from Coach. "Skeets" from The Rocketeer (1991). And many other credits can be found by clicking his picture.