oakley, annie

Explores the life and legend of sharpshooter Annie Oakley. Examines the apparent contradictions in the life of the star of the Wild West Show, who lived her entire life east of the Mississippi, opposed women's suffrage, and was a Quaker.

A biography of Annie Oakley, born Phoebe Ann Moses, known around the world for her sharpshooting skills.

Tells of the lives of Annie Oakley, Belle Star, and Calamity Jane who became folklore heroines of the old West.

Describes the life of famous nineteenth-century sharpshooter Annie Oakley, and imagines her tryout for Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show.

Describes the daring feats of adventurers Blondin, Harry Houdini, Annie Oakley, Harry Rieseberg, and Evel Knievel.

Film biography of sharp-shooter Oakley, including her career as part of Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show. Includes actual film of Oakley taken in 1903 by Thomas Edison.

As one who prefers hunting over sewing, Annie Oakley breaks free from conventional behavior for girls and goes on to develop her talent as a sharpshooter and entertainer.

Profiles the life of Annie Oakley, discussing her childhood, love of hunting, performances in the Wild West show, marriage, and later years. Includes over one hundred photographs and illustrations, definition boxes, sidebars, and a time line.

Tells the life story of sharpshooter Annie Oakley, that chronicles her childhood in Ohio, her rise to fame in Wild West shows, her world travels as a performer, and her later years.

An exaggerated account of the life and exploits of the sharp-shooting entertainer.