- Born: 31 October 1912
- Died: 7 February 2001
- Birthplace: Uvalde, Texas
- Best known as:
Partner of singing cowboy Roy Rogers
4 good links
- Roy Rogers - Dale Evans Web Site
The museum's informative site
- Dale Evans Dead at 88
Obituary from the U.K. Telegraph
- Dale Evans
Short bio and a note on her songwriting
- Fan Message Forum for Dale Evans and Roy Rogers
Gathering place for folks who want to discuss Roy and Dale
Dale Evans Biography
Dale Evans was a movie actress who starred with wholesome singing cowboy Roy Rogers in a series of 1940s westerns. The two were married in 1947 and from then on appeared as a popular pair in movies and on TV. Evans wrote the song that became their very popular theme: "Happy Trails to You." Evans's movie horse was Buttermilk, the counterpart to Rogers's horse Trigger.
Extra credit:
Buttermilk, like Trigger, was mounted after death and put on display in the Roy Rogers - Dale Evans Museum. The museum was originally located in Victorville, California, but was moved to Branson, Missouri in 2003.
