William Frederick Cody, known as Buffalo Bill, was a buffalo hunter, U.S. army scout, and an Indian fighter. But he is probably best known as the man who gave the Wild West its name. He produced a colorful show called Buffalo Bill's Wild West and Congress of Rough Riders of the World, which had an international reputation and helped create a lasting image of the American West. Buffalo Bill was a major contributor in the creation of the myth of the American West, as seen in Hollywood movies and television.

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Buffalo Bill Cody

	Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show "Buffalo Bill in Show Business"
	Buffalo Hunting with the Duke "The Buffalo Hunter"
	Little Sure Shot and the Gang "Buffalo Bill's Wild West Shows"