"Backroads of Montana: Episode 5 - The Golden Triangle" (1994)

Episode #5 of "Backroads of Montana" hosted by Montana TV & Radio personality, William Marcus.
Episode Five “The Golden Triangle” (1994) - We see Dana Boussard's stained glass windows in Choteau and then visit an ostrich ranch in Hingham, the Hi-Line Theatre in Rudyard, and Carl Mehmke's Steam Engine Museum near Great Falls. Then we tour a pet cemetery near Great Falls and take a gander at Priest Butte near Choteau. Finally, we tour the Lewis and Clark Caverns near Cardwell.
Program Updates
The Hi-Line Theatre in Rudyard has been remodeled - the original marquee is back in place. Carl Mehmke was inducted into the steam engine hall of fame; he died in March 2009. The pet cemetery near Great Falls continues to grow.
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[@debbirbodner5358]

I live here in Montana and the History on this show is a learning experience.

[@MsDig65]

I want to go to Montana in 1994 !
Shame it's 2020

[@dufus2273]

like the old tractors best. very educational. Montana has some great history with wonderful people. My kinda places.

[@suzieparis6821]

Interested in every episode.William looks very happy n handsome in this one

[@jimheckert5383]

Wonderful. Thanks

[@iiigraghu]

Excellent

[@bryanfox2735]

WTF!!?? A breeding pair of ostrich was 50k back in 94!!???

[@davemoore7488]

Is the theater still in business? I'm sure it had to upgrade how it shows the movies.

[@satum__]

In Rudyard? Sorry for 6 year reply but yes but it only runs specific movies once a week in the summer.

[@philipmorphew6301]

Not interested in tractors or Churches.

[@Bill-cv1xu]

Ya ol stick in the mud...

[@bustersmith5569]

Philip Morphew what ever you do like probably sucks !! 🖓

[@dougprobert5378]

Have some respect

[@bryncolin]

They’re probably not interested in you either.