The Alamo (1960 Film) - Release

Release

Wayne hired publicist Russell Birdwell to coordinate the media campaign. Birdwell convinced seven states to declare an Alamo Day and sent information to elementary schools around the United States to assist in teaching about the Alamo.

In 1960, the world premiere was held at the Woodlawn Theatre in San Antonio, Texas.

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