The first sound film shot at Lone Pine was Universal Picture' The Wagon Master (1929). This Ken Maynard Production, coincidentally was the first sound B-Western to feature a singing cowboy. Ken Maynard sang 2 songs The Cowboy's Lament/The Lone Star Trail. John A Lomax from Austin Texas coincidentally documented "The Cowboys Lament" in his 1910 book of Cowboy Songs and other Frontier Ballads. This song began at Sam Sherman's Barroom not the same song cowboy's changed into "The Streets of Laredo". Francis Henry Maynard with the same last name of Ken Maynard , sharing no family relations with Francis Henry Maynard who was a old time cowboy& poet, claims cowboy's from his outfit liked it. He claims he heard an Irish version of a girl gone bad which he penned as The Dying Cowboy in the winter of 1876.

And like The Cowboy's Lament of John A Lomax started out in dodge city also, Francis Henry Maynard's started at Tom Sherman's Bar-Room not Sam Sherman's Barroom.  He self published Rhymes of the Range and Trail and copyrighted his book in 1911 in which he claims to be the author of what we now know as the Street's of Laredo.