Location #1: Cemetery
Nickel Cemetery, McCracken, Kansas, United States
Location #2: Train station
At 27th Street & Avenue E, Wilson, Kansas, United States
Location #3: Gas station
Southeast Corner of Main Street & Maple Avenue, McCracken, Kansas, United States
* A contribution by Jon Redmond!
Location #4: Gorham Station
The real thing, in Gorham, Kansas, United States
Location #5: Con demonstration
Unknown
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Location #10, is near the very beginning of the movie when the woman was talking about “bone structure”. She then referenced the bone structure of the Cadillac in the picture. The 1936 Cadillac belonged to my dad, Don Butcher of Hays.
The location was on the first block west of Main Street on 10th in Hays where steps take you from the sidewalk to the street.
At the time, Schlegals Hobby Shop & a doctors office was located in that block.
Wlmer Schoenberger of Hays ks, while working at Gagelman Ford body shop in Hays , Painted the 36 cadillac for Don Butcher and it may of been for getting ready for the movie.
Yes, I do know where those unknown locations are. In fact I’ve found about fifty locations for Paper Moon. The only significant ones I have not found are the ones where 1. Chased by the deputies, Moses and Addie are stopped by a tractor pulling an impliment and Moses drives up on an embankment to pass. 2. In the next shot Moses drives around a turn, skids to a stop, reverses and drives up a narrow lane cut through a treed embankment. (Then the movie goes on to the wrestling/car swap scenes).
I’d like to find either of these car chase scenes. Either would lead to the other.
Location #21 was a house in Ellis County on River Road. They fixed it up on the outside for the filming. It’s no longer there. I remember going there to watch filming. The ladies that lived around there made the crew a homemade meal. I’m getting more information but as I recall it was fried chicken and homemade bread and potato salad.
#5 is my Great Aunt and Uncles house. Orwen and Hettiebell Chrisler
What street/area would that be? : )