Gail Davis Sings

Gail Davis originally wanted to be in musical comedies, but since she could not sing or dance that well, she wasn't really suited for that particular line of work.  But after she found success in Westerns, she recorded several albums/singles for RCA Victor and Little Golden Records.   

What do you think of Gail's voice?  

 Here's a partial list of songs Gail recorded:

      "Annie Oakley"
      "Shake Me, I Rattle (Squeeze Me I Cry)"
      "Blue Tail the Red Fox"
      "Pierre and Bernadette"
      "Tomboy"
      "Why Not Save Sunshine?"
      "Into the Eyes of Texas"
      "Poor Little Heart"
      "Come Back to Me"
      "Are You Ready?"
      "Wabash Cannonball"




Sources:  From Small Screen to Vinyl by Bob Leszczak, Amazon listing, YouTube

Dale Robertson Sings

    Here Dale sings "The Wayward Wind" with Johnny Cash, on Cash's show in 1969.

"High Noon (Do Not Forsake Me)" on "The Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Show."  (1962) 


Dale Robertson was not exactly a singer . . . but that didn't stop him from singing, both on several programs, and on a record he cut in 1973.  The title and track list are below.


              This Is the Song of My Life    
                Fallen Woman
                Further Down the River (Where the Fishin' is Good)
                I Love Her World
                Time Was Yesterday
                Woman Without a Home
                Sweeter Than Mountain Water
                Remembering
                Carolyn
                Four in the Morning
                Conflict in the East
                Man With a Face
                This Is the Song of My Life


     Here's a rough list of movies and TV shows Robertson sings in:

The Dean Martin Show
      - Episode #5.9 ("Help Yourself," and "The Wild, Wild West")
Hee Haw
      -  Ep. 60: 11-23-71 ("Okie From Muskogee")
      -  Ep. 53: 9-25-71 ("Come on Home and Sing to Daddy")
Hollywood Palace
      - 1964 episode 1.7 ("Turkey in the Straw" with Jane Morgan)
      - 1966 episode 4.7 ("Gotta Travel On," and "I've Been Workin' On the Railroad")
The Johnny Cash Show
      - Episode #1.7  ("The Wayward Wind" (with Johnny Cash) and "Gentle On My Mind")
The Roy Rogers & Dale Evans Show
      - Western Hit Parade ("I'm an Old Cowhand,"  "High Noon,"  "Don't Fence Me In,"               (with Roy Rogers)  and "Anything You Can Do, I Can Better"    (with Cathy Taylor))
Tales of Wells Fargo
      - Laredo               ("Silent Night")
      - Barbary Coast  ("Blow the Man Down")
The Tennesee Ernie Ford Show
      - Episode dated 3 March 1960 ("El Paso")
The Farmer Takes a Wife ("On the Erie Canal,"  "Somethin' Real Special,"  "With the 
           Sun Warm Upon Me,"  "We're in Business," and "I Could Cook" )
O. Henry's Full House ("Gwine to Rune All Night (De Camptown Races)" )

Sources: IMDb, tv.com, Youtube

Jock Mahoney Bio/credits

Jock Mahoney
Born:  February 7, 1919  (as Jacques Joseph O'Mahoney) (in Chicago, IL)
Died:  December 14, 1989 (at 1:00 pm)
Spouse(s):  Lorraine O'Donnell    (1942 - c. 1949, 1950?, divorced)
                      Margaret "Maggie" Field (January 21, 1952 - 1968, divorced)
                      Autumn Russel     (1969 - 1989, his death)
Children:  Kathleen O'Mahoney  (born 1943)
                    Jim O'Mahoney   (born 1945)  
                    Princess O'Mahoney (born 1952)
Step children:
                   Sally Field
                   Rick Field
                   Carl Botefuhr
                   Angela Russell
                   Andrea von Botefuhr
Parents:  Charles James Mahoney
                  Ruth Eugenia Miller Mahoney
Height: 6'4"
Movies:
    1947
        The Stranger from Ponca City (uncredited)
        Swing the Western Way (uncredited)
        Over the Santa Fe Trail (uncredited)
        South of the Chisholm Trail (uncredited)
        The Fighting Frontiersman (uncredited)
        Son of the Guardsman (uncredited)
    1948
        Smoky Mountain Melody
        Triple Threat  (uncredited)
        Blazing Across the Pecos (uncredited)
        The Swordsman (uncredited)
    1949
        Renegades of the Sage
        Horsemen of the Sierras
        Bandits of El Dorado (uncredited)
        Jolson Sings Again (uncredited)
        Rim of the Canyon
        The Blazing Trail
        The Doolins of Oklahoma
    1950
        Lightning Guns
        Frontier Outpost (uncredited)
        The Kangaroo Kid
        David Harding, Counterspy  (uncredited)
        Hoedown
        Texas Dynamo
        Cow Town
        Cody of the Pony Express
        The Nevadan
    1951
        Pecos River
        The Lady and the Bandit (uncredited)
        The Texas Rangers
        Roar of the Iron Horse - Rail-Blazer of the Apache Trail
        Santa Fe
    1952
        The Kid from Broken Gun
        Junction City
        The Rough, Tough West
        Laramie Mountains
        The Hawk of Wild River
        Smoky Canyon
    1954
        Gunfighters of the Northwest
        Overland Pacific
    1956
        Showdown at Abilene
        Away All Boats
        I've Lived Before
        A Day of Fury
    1957
        Slim Carter
        Joe Dakota
        The Land Unknown
        Battle Hymn
    1958
         Money, Women and Guns
         A Time to Love and a Time to Die
         The Last of the Fast Guns
    1960
        Tarzan the Magnificent
        Simon Lash: The Black Book (see TV Shows > Simon Lash)
    1961
        Three Blondes in His Life
    1962
        Tarzan Goes to India
    1963
        Marine Battleground
        California
        Tarzan's Three Challenges
    1964
        Moro Witch Doctor
        Cimarron
        Intramuros (aka The Walls of Hell)
    1965
        Runaway Girl
    1966
        Once Before I Die  (uncredited)
    1967
        The Glory Stompers
    1968
        Portrait of Violence
        The Love Bug
        Bandolero!
    1973
        Tom
    1975
        Their Only Chance
    1978
        The End
    1985
        The All American Cowboy (TV Movie)

TV Shows: *
    About Faces
        -
    At Home with the Harmon's
        -
    Banacek
        - Let's Hear It for a Living Legend (1972)
    Batman
        - The Purr-fect Crime (1966)
        - Better Luck Next Time (1966)
        - I'll Be a Mummy's Uncle (1968)
    B.J. and the Bear
        - Fly a Wild Horse (1979)
        - B.J. And the Seven Lady Truckers: Part 1 (1981)
        - B.J. and the Seven Lady Truckers: Part 2 (1981)
        - The Fast and the Furious: Part 1 (1981)
        - The Fast and the Furious: Part 2 (1981)
    The Christophers
        - Some Facts About Valley Forge (1959)
    Country Notes
        -
    Dance Party
        -
    Daniel Boone
        - Secret Code (1967) (also available on ebay)
    Death Valley Days
        - Swamper Ike (1953)
        - Husband Pro Team (1954)
    The Ed Sullivan Show
        -
    Entertainment Tonight
        -
    Emergency!
        - Mascot (1972)
        - Boot (1973)
    The Fall Guy
        - Charlie (1982)
        - Colt's Outlaws (1982)
        - Colt Breaks Out (1982)
        - King of the Cowboys (1984)
    Fishing Fever
        -
    Gunslinger
        - Rampage (1961)
    Hawaii Five-O
        - The Grandstand Play: Part I (1971)
        - The Grandstand Play: Part II (1971)
    Here's Hollywood
        - Episode #2.225 (1962)
    Hot House People
    It Could Be You
        -
    Kung Fu
        - The Hoots (1973)
    Laramie
        - Man from Kansas (1961)
        - Ladies Day (1961)
    The Loretta Young Show
        - The First Man to Ask Her (1954)
        - No Help Wanted (1954)
        - Decision (1955)
        - Option on a Wife (1955)
        - Tale of a Cayuse (1955)
        - Mink Coat (1955)
    The Master
        - A Place to Call Home (1984)
    The Merv Griffin Show
        - Tarzan Actors (1971)
    The Mike Douglas Show
        - Episode #14.57 (1975)
    The Millionaire
        - Millionaire Vance Ludlow (1960)
    The Nashville Palace
        -
    Our Time
        -
    Our World
        -
    Private Secretary
        - The Boy Next Door (1955)
    The Range Rider , regular
    Rawhide
        - Incident of the Sharpshooter (1960)
        - Incident of the Phantom Bugler (1961)
    The Sally Jesse Raphael Show
        -
    77 Sunset Strip
        - The Laurel Canyon Caper (1960)
    Simon Lash (unsold pilot)
    Simon & Simon
        -  Rough Rider Rides Again (1982) (cameo)
    The Streets of San Francisco
        - Blockade (1974)
        - One Last Shot (1974)
    Tarzan
        - The Ultimate Weapon (1966) (all episodes with Jocko possibly on this set)
        - The Deadly Silence: Part 1 (1966)
        - The Deadly Silence: Part 2 (1966)
        - Mask of Rona (1967)
    Time for Adventure
        -
     The Tonight Show
        - (1972)
     Tootsie Roll Hippodrome
        -
    Truth or Consequences
        -
    University of the Third Age
    Wagon Train
        - The Dan Hogan Story (1958)
    Yancy Derringer , regular


Other Film Work:

    1947
        Out West (Short)
    1948
        Squareheads of the Round Table (Short)
    1949
        Fuelin' Around (Short)
    1950
        Punchy Cowpunchers (Short)
    1952
        Screen Snapshots: Meet Mr. Rhythm, Frankie Laine (Documentary short)
    1954
        Knutzy Knights (Short)
    1979
        When the West Was Fun: A Western Reunion (TV Movie documentary)
    1980
        A.W.O.L. (Short)
    1984
        Stooge Snapshots (TV Movie documentary)





Regular Shows:


The Range Rider (December 1950 - June 1953, 78 episodes)

     Starring Jock Mahoney as the otherwise nameless Range Rider, with Dick Jones as "Dick West," his young sidekick, The Range Rider was a children's Western series produced by Gene Autry's "Flying A Productions."
     What sets this show apart from the other kiddie Westerns of its day are the stunts; Mahoney and Jones were both outstanding athletic stuntmen.  They filled the shows with enough fights, flips, and gags, to make up for the abundance of stock footage in the programs, and delight viewers of all ages.

Range Rider on DVD:

Volumes 1 - 5 from Alpha Home Video (20 episodes)


Yancy Derringer (October 1958 - June 1959, 34 episodes)

     Despite being short lived, Yancy Derringer was popular with its audience and cast members alike.  Jock Mahoney again plays the title character -- a refined New Orleans gentleman who carries a derringer in his pocket or hat, and a sword in his cane.
X Brands plays his mute Indian compainion, Pahoo Ka Ta Wah, and Francis Bergen plays his most regular love interest -- most regular -- he had no lack of female friends.      Yancy is a secret agent working for the Federal City Administrator, John Colton, which basically makes him a troubleshooter for the whole city of New Orleans.

Yancy Derringer on DVD:

The Complete Series





*Episode spaces that appear blank are unknown, and taken from Gene Freese's book Jock Mahoney - The Life and Times of a Hollywood Stuntman. 






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Movie/TV credit information is taken from Internet Movie Database, unless otherwise noted, and is updated and corrected if needed.

     

Tyler MacDuff Bio/credits

Tyler MacDuff
Born:  September 12, 1925 (as Tyler Glenn Duff, Jr.)  (in Hollywood, Ca)
Died:  December 23, 2007 (in Pasadena, CA)
Spouse(s):  Beverlie Mae Anderson  (1953 - 1961, divorced)
Children:  Brandon (born 1954)
                    Dana J. (born 1955)
                    Tyler III (born ?)
Parents:  Tyler Glenn Duff Sr., Cecil W Duff

Movies:
    1952
        Above and Beyond  (uncredited)
        Bonzo Goes to College (uncredited)
        Son of Ali Baba (uncredited)
        Francis Goes to West Point (uncredited)
        No Room for the Groom  (uncredited)
    1953
        Conquest of Cochise  (uncredited)
    1954
        The Bounty Hunter
        The Egyptian (uncredited)
        The Boy from Oklahoma
    1955
        Headline Hunters  (uncredited)
        The Last Command (uncredited)
        Cell 2455, Death Row
        The Glass Slipper  (uncredited)
    1956
        The Burning Hills
        Diane (uncredited)
    1957
        Fury at Showdown
    1966
        Cyborg 2087
    1993
        Perry Mason: The Case of the Skin-Deep Scandal (TV Movie)
    1996
        Lethal Orbit (TV Movie) (uncredited)
    2000
        Go Fish
    2003
        An American Reunion


TV Shows:
    Alcoa Premiere
        - Blues for a Hanging (1962)
    Alcoa Theatre
        - Corporal Hardy (1959)
    Annie Oakley
        - The Robin Hood Kid (1956)
        - Dilemma at Diablo (1956)
        - The Saga of Clement O'Toole (1956)
        - The Front Trail (1956)
    Border Patrol
        - Political Killer (1959)
    Chevron Theatre
        - The Whistling Room (1952)
    Death Valley Days
        - The Chivaree (1953)
        - The Hoodoo Mine (1956)
    Dr. Fu Manchu, The Adventures of
        - The Death Ships of Dr. Fu Manchu (1956) (uncredited)
    Fireside Theatre
        - No Captain Material (1955)
        - Return in Triumph (1955)
    Flight
       - Skyfighters (1958)
    General Electric Theater
        - Mystery at Malibu (1960)
    The Gray Ghost
        - The Gallant Foe (1958)
    Gruen Guild Theater
        - Face Value (1952)
    Gunsmoke
        - Baker's Dozen (1967)
    Hollywood Safari
        - Bigfoot (1998)
    Laramie
        - Man of God (1959) (uncredited)
    Lassie
        - The Doll (1966)
    Lawman
        - Conditional Surrender (1961)
    The Lone Ranger
        - One Nation, Indivisible (1955)
        - The Twisted Track (1956)
        - Mission for Tonto (1957)
    Lux Video Theatre
        - Two Dozen Roses (1954)
    Maverick (TV Series)
        - Relic of Fort Tejon (1957)
    The Pepsi-Cola Playhouse
        - The Whistling Room (1954)
    Perry Mason
        -  The Case of the Lucky Loser (1958)
        - The Case of the Silent Six (1965)
    Schlitz Playhouse
        - At the Natchez Inn (1954)
        - Decision at Sea (1954)
    Sergeant Preston of the Yukon
        - Lost River Roundup (1957)
    Stories of the Century
        - Frank and Jesse James (1954)
    Superman, Adventures of
        - The Boy Who Hated Superman (1954)
        - Olsen's Millions (1955)
    Tales of Wells Fargo
        - The Witness (1957)
        - The Newspaper (1958)
    This Man Dawson
        - Get Dawson (1960)
    The 20th Century-Fox Hour
        - The Ox-Bow Incident (1955)
    West Point
        - Christmas Present (1956)
    You Are There (TV Series)
        - The End of the Dalton Gang (October 5, 1892) (1957)





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Movie/TV credit information is taken from Internet Movie Database, unless otherwise noted, and is updated and corrected if needed.

     

Kristine Miller Bio/credits

Kristine Miller
Born:  June 13, 1925 (in Argentina) (as Jacqueline Olivia Eskseson)
Died:  late 2015*
Spouse:  William Schuyler (married 1953 - 2013, his death )
Children:  Linda,
                    Elizabeth (born February 22, 1954)
Parents:  Johannes Bach Eskseson, Myrtle Bennet Witham
Other Family: sister, Dorothea

Movies:
    1945
        You Came Along
    1946
        Suspense (deleted scenes)
    1947
        Desert Fury
        The Trouble with Women
    1948
        I Walk Alone
        Jungle Patrol (aka West of Tomorrow)
        Sorry, Wrong Number
    1949
        Too Late for Tears
    1950
        Paid in Full
        Shadow on the Wall
        Young Daniel Boone
        High Lonesome
    1952
        The Steel Fist
        Tropical Heat Wave
    1953
        From Here to Eternity (uncredited)
        Geraldine
    1954
        Flight Nurse
        Hell's Outpost
    1956
        Thunder Over Arizona
    1957
        Domino Kid
        The Persuader
    1958
        The Heart is a Rebel


TV Shows:
    Big Town
        - Pot 'O Gold   (1953)
    Calvacade of America
        - Call Home the Heart (1956)
    Campbell Playhouse (aka Campbell Summer Soundstage)
        - Innocent Until Proven Guilty (1953)
    China Ship
        - My Ship has a Golden Keel  (1952)
    Crossroads
        - Mightier Than the Sword (1955)
    Dangerous Assignment
        - The Iron Banner Story (1952)
        - The Parachute Story  (1952)
    The Donna Reed Show
        - Lucky Girl (1959)
        - Character Building (1961)
    Father Knows Best
        - It's a Small World (1959)
    Fireside Theater
        - To Stand Alone  (1952)
        - The People's Choice (1952)
        - Mission to Algiers  (1953)
    Four Star Playhouse
        - A Kiss for Mr. Lincoln (1955)
    Gruen Playhouse (aka The Gruen Guild Theatre)
        - The Case of the Cavorting Statue (1951)
        - The Driven Snow  (1951)
    Kraft Television Theater
        - Never Be the Same  (1951)
    The Lone Wolf
       - The Wife Story (1954)
       - The Karachi Story (1954)
    Lux Video Theater
       - Some Call it Love (1953)
    Magnavox Theatre
       - The Three Musketeers (1950)
    The Millionare
       - The Story of Anton Bohrman (1957)
       - The Larry Parker Story (1957)
    M Squad
       - The Case of the Double Face (1958)
    My Little Margie
       - A Day at the Beach (1953)
    Ramar of the Jungle
       - Jungle Terror (1954)
    Restless Gun
       - Torn Flag (1958)
    Science Fiction Theater
       - The Strange Doctor Lorenz (1955)
       - Operation Flypaper (1956)
       - The Voice  (1956)
       - Bolt of Lightening (1957)
    Schiltz Playhouse of Stars
       - Storm Warnings (1953)
    Soldiers of Fortune
       - Jungle Search  (1955)
    Stage 7
       - The Magic Hat (1955)
    The Star and the Story
       - The Round Dozen (1955)
    Stars Over Hollywood
       - A Letter From Home  (1951)
    Stories of the Century
       - Henry Plummer (1954)
    Stories of the Century, regular
    Tales of Wells Fargo
       - Prince Jim (1961)
    The Texan
       - Gunfighter (1959)
       - Accuser (1960)
    Variety
        - A Letter From Home (1948) (as herself)
    Wagon Train
        - Rex Montana Story (1958)
    Wild Bill Hickok, The Adventures of
        - Outlaw Flats (1951)
    Your Show Time
        - The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County (1949)

Regular Shows:

Stories of the Century (Jan. 1954 - Mar. 1955, 39 episodes)

     Featuring Jim Davis as "Matt Clark, Railroad Detective," Stories of the Century was fairly successful, even earning the Primetime Emmy Award for Best Western or Adventure Series in 1955.
     It used stories about real life outlaws, such as Jesse James, the Younger Brothers, Belle Starr, etc., and dramatized them.
     In Season One -- the first 26 episodes -- Mary Castle co-starred as detective Frankie Adams.  For Season Two, producers decided a change (perhaps due to Castle's alcoholism, or perhaps just for the sake of change) was in order, and Kristine Miller replaced "Frankie" with Margaret "Jonesy" Jones for the last 13 episodes.  
The show was cancelled to make room for another program (The Adventures of Dr. Fu Manchu) which only ran 13 episodes.

Stories of the Century on DVD:

Stories of the Century: The Complete Series

Stories of the Century: Vol. 1-3 (36 of 39 episodes)

* Miller's death was announced in February 2016, although the exact date of her death has yet to be made public.  Her memorial service was held on February 13, 2016 at St. Dunstan's Episcopal Church in Carmel Valley, Ca.



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Movie/TV credit information is taken from Internet Movie Database, unless otherwise noted, and is updated and corrected if needed.


       

Clayton Moore Bio/credits

Clayton Moore
Born:  September 14, 1914 (as John Carlton Moore) (in Chicago, IL)
Died:  December 28, 1999
Spouse(s):  Mary Francis (married August 19, 1940 - 1942, divorced)
                     Sally (married April 24, 1943 - February 22, 1986, her death)
                     Connie (married August 1986 - 1989, divorced)
                     Clarita (January 18, 1992 - 1999, his death)
Child(ren): Dawn Angela Moore (adopted)
Parents:  Sprague C. Moore, Theresa Violet Fisher Moore
Other Family: brothers, Sprague, Howard
Height: 6'1"

Movies/Serials:
    1937
        Thunder Trail (uncredited)
        Forlorn River (uncredited)
    1938
        Spring Madness  (uncredited)
        Secrets of an Actress (uncredited)
        The Texans (uncredited)
        Cowboy from Brooklyn (uncredited)
        When Were You Born
        Crime School (uncredited)
        Go Chase Yourself  (uncredited)
    1939
        Zorro's Fighting Legion (uncredited)
        Tell No Tales
        Broadway Serenade (uncredited)
        Sergeant Madden (uncredited)
        Four Girls in White (uncredited)
        Burn 'Em Up O'Connor
    1940
        The Son of Monte Cristo
        Kit Carson
    1941
        Tuxedo Junction
         International Lady
    1942
        Outlaws of Pine Ridge
        Perils of Nyoka
        Hello, Annapolis  (uncredited)
        Black Dragons
    1946
        Heldorado  (uncredited)
        The Crimson Ghost
        The Bachelor's Daughters
    1947
        Along the Oregon Trail
        Jesse James Rides Again
    1948
        The Far Frontier
        The Plunderers  (uncredited)
        Adventures of Frank and Jesse James
        Marshal of Amarillo
        G-Men Never Forget
    1949
        Sons of New Mexico
        Bandits of El Dorado
        The Cowboy and the Indians
        Masked Raiders
        South of Death Valley
        The Gay Amigo
        Frontier Investigator
        Bride of Vengeance (uncredited)
        Ghost of Zorro
        Riders of the Whistling Pines
        Sheriff of Wichita
    1951
        Cyclone Fury
    1952
        Son of Geronimo: Apache Avenger
        The Raiders (uncredited)
        Barbed Wire (uncredited)
        Montana Territory
        Desert Passage
        Night Stage to Galveston (uncredited)
        Mutiny  (uncredited)
        The Hawk of Wild River
        Buffalo Bill in Tomahawk Territory
        Captive of Billy the Kid
        Radar Men from the Moon
    1953
        Down Laredo Way
        Bandits of Corsica
        Kansas Pacific
        Jungle Drums of Africa
    1954
        Passion  (uncredited)
        The Black Dakotas (uncredited)
        Gunfighters of the Northwest
    1955
        Apache Ambush (uncredited)
    1956
        The Lone Ranger
    1958
        The Lone Ranger and the Lost City of Gold
TV Shows:
    Annie Oakley
        - Annie Gets Her Man (1954)
    The Ed Sullivan Show
        - Episode #9.16 (1956)
        - Episode #9.21 (1956)
    The Gene Autry Show
        - Ghost Mountain (1953)
        - Dry Gulch at Devil's Elbow (1953)
        - The Carnival Comes West (1954)
    The Greatest American Hero
        - The Greatest American Heroine (1986)
    Hopalong Cassidy
        - Lawless Legacy (1952)
    Kit Carson, The Adventures of
        - Snake River Trapper (1952)
    Lassie
        - Peace Patrol (1959)
    The Lone Ranger (regular)
    The Range Rider
        - Ambush in Coyote Canyon (1952)
        - Saga of Silver Town (1953)
    The Red Skelton Hour
        - Deadeye vs. the Lone Ranger (1955)
    What's My Line?
        - Episode dated 7 October 1951 (1951)
    Wide Wide World (TV Series documentary)
        - The Western (1958)
    Wild Bill Hickok, The Adventures of
        - The Trapper Story (1952)


Other Film Work:
    1993
        ABC's 40th Anniversary (TV Special)
        Cliffhangers! Adventures from the Thrill Factory (Video documentary)
    1989
        The 7th Annual Golden Boot Awards (TV Special)
    1979
        When the West Was Fun: A Western Reunion (TV Movie documentary)
    1978
        ABC's Silver Anniversary Celebration (TV Special)
    1945
        Target - Invisible (Documentary short)  (uncredited)
    1939
        Radio Hams (Short) (uncredited)




Regular Shows:


The Lone Ranger (Sept. 1949 - Sept. 1957, 221 episodes)

A firey horse with the speed of a light, a cloud of dust, and a hearty Hi-Yo Silver!  The Lone Ranger.

     Television still was in its young years when The Lone Ranger first aired in 1949. Clayton Moore was choosen for the role of the Ranger, and Jay Silverheels was choosen for the role of his faithful Indian companion, Tonto.
     Although the show ran for eight years, it is usually counted up as five seasons.
     Seasons One and Two -- 78 episodes altogether -- are about the same as far as script and directing go, and these seasons contain some of the most commonly-watched episodes.
     Season Three (51 episodes) brought change; a man named John Hart replaced Moore's role as the Ranger, and sets and scripts were done slightly different.  But John Hart didn't last long, and Clayton Moore soon returned.
    Season Four welcomed the "real" Ranger back.  Also, the rights to the Lone Ranger sold (for $3,000,000) and production was now under Jack Wrather.
    Season Five grew more elaborate, now being filmed in color, with more location shots and less studio sets.






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John Smith Bio/credits

John Smith
Born:  March 6, 1931 (as Robert Van Orden) (in Los Angeles, CA)
Died:  January 25, 1995
Spouse(s):  Luana Patten (1960 - 1964, divorced)
Child(ren): 1 daughter
Parents:  Earl Van Orden, Margaret Van Orden
Height: 6'2"

Movies:
    1944
        Going My Way (uncredited)
    1945
        The Bells of St. Mary's (uncredited)
        Bells of Rosarita (uncredited)
    1950
        A Woman of Distinction (uncredited)
    1951
        The Guy Who Came Back (uncredited)
    1952
        Carbine Williams (uncredited)
    1953
        The Affairs of Dobie Gillis (uncredited)
        Battle Circus (uncredited)
    1954
        The High and the Mighty
    1955
        Desert Sands
        We're No Angels
        Wichita
        Seven Angry Men
    1956
        The Women of Pitcairn Island
        Friendly Persuasion
        Rebel in Town
        Hot Rod Girl
        Quincannon, Frontier Scout
        The Bold and the Brave
        Ghost Town
    1957
        The Crooked Circle
        The Lawless Eighties
        The Kettles on Old MacDonald's Farm
        Fury at Showdown
        Tomahawk Trail
    1958
        Sea Divers (TV Movie)
        Handle with Care
    1959
        Island of Lost Women
    1964
        Circus World
    1966
        Waco
    1971
        Will to Die
    1972
        Justin Morgan Had a Horse  (see TV Shows > Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color)

TV Shows:
    About Faces
         - Episode dated March 7 (1960) (as himself)
    Adam-12
         - Citizens All (1972)
    Alfred Hitchcock Presents
         - A Night with the Boys (1959)
    Cimarron City (regular)
    Colt .45
         - Gallows at Granite Gap (1957)
         - Point of Honor (1958)
    Conflict
         - The Money (1957)
    Crossroads
         - The Singing Preacher (1956)
    Emergency!
         - Hang-Up (1972)
         - Crash (1972)
    Father Knows Best
         - Never the Twain (1956)
    The Ford Television Theatre
         - The Tryst (1954)
    Frontier
         - Paper Gunman (1955)
    General Electric Theater
         - The Rider on the Pale Horse (1954)
    The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show
         - Gracie's Old Boy Friend, Dan Conroy, Comes to Town (1954)
    Gunsmoke
         - Cholera (1956)
    Here's Hollywood
         - Episode #1.53 (1960)
    Hondo
         - Hondo and the Eagle Claw (1967)
    I Spy
         - Tag, You're It  (1968)
    Laramie (regular)
    The Loretta Young Show
         - Thanksgiving in Beaver Run (1953)
    Marcus Welby, M.D.
         - Hell Is Upstairs (1974)
         - Calculated Risk (1975)
    Men of Annapolis
         - Ship's Log (1957)
         - The Irwin Brown Story (1958)
    Mike Hammer
         - Letter of the Weak (1958)
    The Millionaire
         - The Story of Lucky Swanson (1956)
    My Little Margie
         - Campus Homecoming (1953)
         - Mr. Uranium (1955)
    Our Miss Brooks
         - The Novelist (1954)
    Police Woman
         - The Chasers (1975)
   Project U.F.O.
         - Sighting 4009: The French Incident (1978)
    The Rounders
        - It's the Noble Thing to Do (1966)
    Schlitz Playhouse
         - The Hasty Hanging (1958)
    Stories of the Century
         - Sontag and Evans (1955)
    Telephone Time
         - The Immortal Eye (1958)
    The Virginian
         - Dark Corridor (1968)
         - Gun Quest (1970)
    Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color
         - Justin Morgan Had a Horse: Part 1 (1972)
         - Justin Morgan Had a Horse: Part 2 (1972)
        (note: these episodes also ran as a feature-length film)
    Wire Service
         - The Comeback (1957)


Other Film Work: (shorts, documentaries, etc.)
    1954
        A Star Is Born World Premiere (TV Short) (as himself)





Regular Shows:


Cimarron City  (Sept. 1958 - Apr. 1959, 26 episodes)

     George Montgomery starred as Mayor Matt Rockford.  John Smith co-starred as Lane Temple, one of the town's lawman, and Audrey Totter co-starred as Beth Purcell, owner of Cimarron City's hotel.  Also appearing regularly were Dan Blocker (as Tiny Budinger) and Stuart Randall (as Sheriff Art Simpson/Sampson).
     The shows were very much adult-oriented, focusing on dramatic plotlines, with little action involved.  Episodes revolved around at least one of the three main characters.

Cimarron City on DVD:

Complete Series 





Laramie (Sept. 1959 - May 1963, 124 episodes)

     In Laramie, John Smith's character, Slim Sherman, owned a ranch and operated a stagecoach relay station just outside of Laramie, WY.  In the first episode, a drifter (Robert Fuller) named Jess Harper happens onto the ranch -- and never leaves.
     In the first season, Robert Crawford, Jr. and Hoagy Carmichael are regulars; Crawford playing Slim's younger brother, Andy, and Carmichael playing handyman Jonesy. 
     Later, in the third and fourth seasons, elderly Spring Byington and young Dennis Holmes join the Sherman household --  "Mike" is an orphan taken in by Slim and Jess, and "Daisy" is their new housekeeper.
Eddy Walker, as stagedriver Mose, and Stuart Randall, as Sheriff Mort Cory, were semi-regulars.

Laramie on DVD:

Season One
Season Two 
Season Three 
Season Four






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Gail Davis Bio/credits

Gail Davis 
Born:  October 5, 1925  (as Betty Jeane Grayson) (in Little Rock, AR)
Died:  March 15, 1997 (cancer)
Spouse(s):  Bob Davis (married 1944 - 1952, divorced)
                      Richard Harold "Dick" Pierce (married 1959 - 1967, divorced)
                      Carl Guerriero (married 1971 - 1982)  (born 1918, died 1982)
Child: Terrie Davis (born 1952)
Height: 5'2''

Movies:
    1947  
         The Judge Steps Out (uncredited)
         The Romance of Rosy Ridge  (uncredited)
    1948
         The Far Frontier
         They Live by Night  (uncredited)
         If You Knew Susie  (uncredited)
    1949
         Sons of New Mexico
         South of Death Valley
         Brand of Fear
         Law of the Golden West
         Frontier Investigator
         Death Valley Gunfighter
    1950
         Indian Territory
         Cow Town
         Six Gun Mesa
         West of Wyoming
         Trail of the Rustlers
    1951
         Overland Telegraph
         Two Tickets to Broadway (uncredited)
         Valley of Fire
         Flying Leathernecks (uncredited)
         Yukon Manhunt
         Take Care of My Little Girl (uncredited)
         Silver Canyon
         Whirlwind
         Texans Never Cry
         Operation Pacific  (uncredited)
    1952
         Blue Canadian Rockies
         Wagon Team
         The Old West
    1953
         Pack Train
         Goldtown Ghost Riders
         On Top of Old Smoky
         Winning of the West
    1959
         Alias Jesse James (cameo as Annie Oakley, uncredited)      
    1973
         Coffy

TV Shows:
    The Andy Griffith Show
       - The Perfect Female (1961)
    Annie Oakley, regular 1954 - 1957
    The Cisco Kid
       - Convict Story (1950)
       - The Will (1950)
       - False Marriage (1950)
       - The Talking Dog (1952)
       - Big Steal (1952)
    Death Valley Days
       - The Little Bullfrog Nugget (1952)
       - Land of the Free (1953)
    Front Page Detective
       - Shadow Over Hollywood (1951)
       - The TV Murder Mystery (1951)
    The Gene Autry Show
       - Blackwater Valley Feud (1950)
       - Doublecross Valley (1950)
       - The Devil's Brand (1950)
       - Gun Powder Range (1950)
       - The Fight at Peaceful Mesa (1950)
       - Frame for Trouble (1951)
       - Revenge Trail (1951)
       - Outlaw Escape (1951)
       - Galloping Hoofs (1951)
       - Heir to the Lazy L (1951)
       - Melody Mesa (1952)
       - Horse Sense (1952)
       - Steel Ribbon (1953)
       - Ransom Cross (1953)
       - Civil War at Deadwood (1954)
    The Adventures of Kit Carson
       - Trouble in Tuscarora (1952)
       - Golden Trap (1952)
    The Lone Ranger
       - Buried Treasure (1950)
       - Spanish Gold (1950)
       - Friend in Need (1951)
       - Trial by Fire (1952)    
    Perry Como's Kraft Music Hall
       - Episode #12.4 (1959)
    The Range Rider
       - Greed Rides the Range (1952)
       - Outlaw's Double (1952)
    This Is Your Life
       - Gene Autry (?)
    Wide Wide World
       - The Western (1958)

Other Film Work:

    1947
        Let's Make Rhythm (Short)
        In Room 303 (Short)
    1955
        Dateline: Disneyland (TV Special documentary) Annie Oakley (uncredited)
    1994
        Gene Autry, Melody of the West (Documentary)



Regular Shows:

Annie Oakley (Jan. 1954 - Feb. 1957, 81 episodes)

     Annie Oakley was a landmark series in that it was the first Western television show to star a woman; the popularity of the show made Gail Davis a star, but after the show ended, she found herself typecast her as a "good girl," and never did much more acting.
      Although Annie was undoubtebly the star of the show, Brad Johnson and Jimmy Hawkins co-starred as deputy Lofty Craig, and Annie's little brother Tagg, respectively.  Annie specialized in the brainwork, Lofty in the legwork, and Tagg provided comedic entertainment (as well as being the centerpiece to many plots).

Annie Oakley on DVD:

The Complete Series

Or, for a 20-episode sample . . .
Annie Oakley by Echo Bride Home Entertainment





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Rex Allen Bio/credits

Rex Allen
Born:  December 31, 1920 * (as Rex Elvie Allen) (in Mud Springs Canyon, 40 ml from Willcox, AZ)
Died:  December 17, 1999
Spouse(s):* Doris Winsor (? - ?) (divorced) (1 child)
                       Bonnie Linder (married August 25, 1946 - c. 1979, divorced)
                       Jean Heldenbrand (married 1 1/2 years, divorced)                    
                       Virginia Hudson (November 25, 1992 - 1999, divorced)
Children:  Rex Allen Jr.   (born 1947)
                    Curtis    (born c. 1949)
                    Mark      (born c. 1953)
                    Bonita    (born c. 1963)
                    Rexina?
Parents: Horace E. Allen, Luella Faye Clark
Movies:
    1950
        Arizona Cowboy
        Hills of Oklahoma
        Redwood Forest Trail
        Under Mexicali Stars
        Trail of Robin Hood (guest appearence in Roy Rogers film)
    1951
        Silver City Bonanza
        Thunder in God's country
        Rodeo King and the Senorita
        Utah Wagon Train
    1952
        Colorado Sundown
        The Last Musketeer
        Border Saddlemates
        Old Oklahoma Plains
        South Pacific Trail
        I Dream of Jeanie
    1953
        Old Overland Trail
        Iron Mountain Trail
        Down Larado Way
        Shadows of Tombstone
        Red River Shore
        Sweethearts on Parade (singing voice, uncredited)
    1954
        Phantom Stallion
        Rails Into Laramie
    1960
        For the Love of Mike
        The Hound That Thought He Was a Raccoon (Narrator)
    1961
        Tomboy and the Champ
    1962
        The Legend of Lobo (Narrator)
    1963
        The Incredible Journey (Narrator)
        Yellowstone Cubs (Narrator)
    1966
        Run, Appaloosa, Run (Narrator)
        Swamp Country
    1967
        Charlie, the Lonsome Cougar (Narrator)
    1973
        Charlotte's Web (Narrator)
    1976
        The Secret of Old Glory Mine (Narrator)
        The Secret of Navajo Cave/Legend of Cougar Canyon (Narrator)



TV Shows:
    About Faces
        - Episode dated April 6 (1960)
    Church Street Station
        - Dottie West (1986)
    The Dinah Shore Chevy Show
        - Episode #3.14 (1959)
    Five Star Jubilee
        - Episode dated May 12 (1961)
    Frontier Doctor, regular
    Hee Haw
        - Episode #12.23 (1981)
    Hold the Back Page (TV Mini-Series)
        - Fathers, Sons and Lovers (1986)
    The Jimmy Dean Show
        - Episode dated February 14 (1965)
    The Lux Show
        - Episode #1.18 (1958)
    Music Country U.S.A.
       - Episode #1.3 (1974)
    Ozark Jubilee
        - Episode dated May 7 (1960)
    The Red Skelton Hour
        - Freddie the Star (1957)
    The Rosemary Clooney Show
        - Episode #1.21 (1956)
    Spotlight
        - Episode dated November 12 (1977)
    Walt Disney's Carousel of Progress (Single episode TV series) (1964)
    Walt Disney’s Wonderful World of Color **
        - Walt Disney World’s 15th Anniversary Celebration (1986)
        - The Shaggy D.A. (1978)
        - The Secret of Old Glory Mine (1976)
        - Ringo, the Refugee Raccoon (1974)
        - The Yellowstone Cubs (1965)
        - An Otter in the Family (1965)
        - The Hound That Thought He Was a Raccoon (1963)
        - The Horse of the West (1957)
        - The Best Doggoned Dog in the World (1957) (segment “Arizona Sheepdog”)
    The Woody Woodbury Show
        - Episode #1.25 (1967)
    The Virginian
        - Tate, Ramrod (1971)


Other Film Work: 

    1959
        Disneyland '59 (TV Movie documentary)
    1961
        The Saga of Windwagon Smith (Short)
    1965
         A Country Coyote Goes Hollywood (Short)
    1966
         Born to Buck (Documentary)
    1974
         Vanishing Wilderness (Documentary)
    1979
         When the West Was Fun: A Western Reunion (TV Movie documentary)
    1980
         Foods and Fun: A Nutrition Adventure  (Short, voice)
    1987
          This Is Your Life: Barbara Mandrell (TV Special)
    1989
         Take Willy with Ya (Documentary)





Regular Shows:

Frontier Doctor (Sept. 1958 - Jun. 1959, 39 episodes) 

     Rex Allen went from starring in children-oriented Westerns on the big screen, to starring in adult-oriented Westerns on the small screen.
     Rex's character was Dr. Bill Baxter, who administered medical relief (and candy jaw breakers -- "the best thing for expectant fathers") to those living on the frontier in the first decade of the 20th century.  Doc Baxter could do his fair share of detective work, too, when a medical case turned into a criminal case -- which was just nearly every week.

Frontier Doctor on DVD: (From Alpha Home Video)

Volume 1
Volume 2
Volume 3
Volume 4
Volume 5
Volume 6
Volume 7
Volume 8
Volume 9




* Facts concerning Allen's actual birthdate and number of marriages are hazy.  Sometimes his birthday is listed as 1924.  Wives vary in number from three to five.  In Rex's autobiography, he uses the 1920 birthdate, and acknowledges only two wives -- Bonnie and Jean (the book was published in 1989, before he married Virginia Hudson).

** Several of these programs are also listed as feauture-length films.





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Clint Walker Bio/credits

Clint Walker -- Official Webpage
Born: May 30, 1927  (as Norman Eugene Walker, in Hartford, Illinois)
Spouse(s):
  Vera Garver   (married 1948 - 1968, divorced)
  Giselle Hennesy  (married 1974 - 1994, her death)
  Susan Cavallari (married 1997)
Children:  Valerie (born 1950)
Parents: Paul Arnold Walker (October 2, 1905 - May 3, 1996.  Born in Arkansas)
                 Gladys Huldah Walker (October 19, 1903 - August 30, 1972) (born in Czech  
                                                             Republic, died in St. Clair County, IL.)
Other family:
sister, Neoma L. "Lucy" Westbrook (May 30, 1927 - November 11, 2000)
                                                (married Paul     Westbrook August 26, 1949)
Height:  6' 5 1/2"

Movies:
    1954
        Jungle Gents (playing Tarzan)
    1956
        The Ten Commandments
    1957
        The Travellers (playing Cheyenne Bodie)
    1958
        Fort Dobbs
    1959
        Yellowstone Kelly
    1960
        Requiem to Massacre
    1961
        Gold of the Seven Saints
    1964
        Send Me No Flowers
    1965
        None but the Brave
    1966:
        The Night of the Grizzly
        Maya
    1967:
        The Dirty Dozen
    1969:
        More Dead Than Alive
        Sam Whiskey
        The Great Bank Robbery
    1970
        The Phynx
    1971
         Yuma
    1972
        Hardcase
        Pancho Villa
        The Bounty Man
    1974
        Scream of the Wolf
        Killdozer!
    1976
         Baker's Hawk
    1977
        The White Buffalo
         Deadly Harvest
         Snowbeast
    1983
         Hysterical
    1985
        The Serpent Warriors
        All American Cowboy
    1991
        The Gambler Returns: The Luck of the Draw (playing Cheyenne Bodie)
    1994
        Maverick (cameo appearance)
    1998:
        Small Soldiers – as Nick Nitro (voice)  



TV Shows: 
    Allen Ludden's Gallery
           - Episode #1.10 (1969) =
    Centennial
           - Only the Rocks Live Forever (1978)
    Cheyenne (regular, 1955 - 1962)
    The Eamonn Andrews Show
           - Episode #2.35 (1966) =
    The Jack Benny Program
           -  The Tall Cowboy Sketch  (1963)=
    The Joey Bishop Show
           - Episode #1.65 (1967) =
    The John Davidson Show
           - Episode dated 25 March (1982) =
    Kodiak, regular (13 episodes)
    Kraft Suspense Theatre
           - Portrait of an Unknown Man (1964)
    Kung Fu: The Legend Continues
           - Gunfighters (1995) … Cheyenne Bodie
    The Linkletter Show
           - Episode dated 23 June (1965) =
           - Episode dated 5 May  (1964) =
    The Love Boat
           - Friend of the Family/Affair on Demand/Just Another Pretty Face (1983)
    The Lucy Show
           - Lucy and the Sleeping Beauty (1965)
           - Lucy and Clint Walker (1966)
    Maverick
           - Hadely's Hunters (cameo as Cheyenne)
    Stump the Stars
           - Clint Walker vs. Mamie Van Doren (1963) =
    77 Sunset Strip
           - 5: Part 2 (1962)
           - 5: The Conclusion (1963)
    Sweating Bullets (see 'Tropical Heat')
    The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson
           - Episode dated 5 June (1972) =
    Tropical Heat/Sweating Bullets
           -  The Last of the Magnificent (1993)    
     The Troy Cory Evening Show
           - Clint Walker: 1 (1974) =
 

Other Film Work: (documentaries, shorts, etc.)
     2014
         Lookin' Back with O.W. Bandy (Video documentary short)
         The Infamous Killer Cain (Video documentary short)
     2012
         The Legend of Big Jim Cole (Video documentary short)
     2006
         The Lonely Gunfighter: The Legacy of Cheyenne (Video short)
     2006
         Armed and Deadly: The Making of 'The Dirty Dozen' (Video documentary short)
     2003
         ABC's 50th Anniversary Celebration (TV Special documentary)
     1994
         100 Years of the Hollywood Western (TV Movie documentary)
     1985
         All-Star Party for 'Dutch' Reagan (TV Special)
     1978
         ABC's Silver Anniversary Celebration (TV Special)
     1967
         Operation Dirty Dozen (Short documentary)
     1957
         The James Dean Story (Documentary)  ('Giant' premiere footage (uncredited))





Regular shows:

Cheyenne (Sept. 1955 - Dec. 1963, 109 episodes)

     Clint Walker's most famous role is arguably that of Cheyenne Bodie, one week a sheriff, the next week, a scout, the next . . . ?  Cheyenne was not a "continuing" show, but featured Cheyenne in different roles, and different eras of the Old West.
     Around 1958, Clint Walker left the show for a while over a contract dispute, and Cheyenne would sometimes alternate with other Warner Brothers shows (such as Bronco and Sugarfoot), adding to a hodge-podge schedule.
L.Q. Jones co-starred as sidekick "Smitty" in the first season, but left after that, because after all . . . Cheyenne is a "lonely man."

Cheyenne on DVD

Season One
Seson Two
Season Three
Season Four
Season Five
Season Six
Season Seven






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George Montgomery Bio/credits

George Montgomery
Born:  August 29, 1916  (as George Montgomery Letz) (in Brady, Montana)
Died:  December 12, 2001
Spouse(s):  Dinah Shore (December 5, 1943 - May 9, 1963)
                     (Partner) Ann Lindberg (1980s - his death)
Children:  John David Montgomery (adopted)
                    Melissa Montgomery-Hime (born 1947)
Height:  6'3"  

Movies:
    1935
        The Singing Vagabond (Soldier, uncredited)

    1937
        Springtime in the Rockies (Cowhand at Dance, uncredited)

    1938
        Shine On, Harvest Moon (Rustler, uncredited)
        Hawk of the Wilderness (Tom, uncredited)
        Come On, Rangers (Ranger in Black Hat, uncredited)
        Billy the Kid Returns (Henchman, uncredited)
        Pals of the Saddle (Rider, uncredited)
        Army Girl (Soldier, uncredited)
        Gold Mine in the Sky (Cowhand, uncredited)
        Under Western Stars  (Cowhand, uncredited)
        Outlaws of Sonora (Bank Teller, uncredited)
        Hi Yo Silver (abridged version here)
        The Old Barn Dance (Rider, uncredited)
        The Purple Vigilantes (Gambler, uncredited)

    1939
        The Cisco Kid and the Lady
        South of the Border (Bandit, uncredited)
        Saga of Death Valley (Henchman, uncredited)
        The Arizona Kid (Soldier, uncredited)
        In Old Monterey (Soldier, uncredited)
        Wall Street Cowboy (Cowhand, uncredited)
        In Old Caliente (Curly Henchman, uncredited)
        S.O.S. Tidal Wave (uncredited)
        Man of Conquest (Young Lieutenant, Jackson Aide uncredited)
        Frontier Pony Express (Lieutenant Harris, uncredited)
        The Night Riders (Mob Member, uncredited)
        Southward Ho (uncredited)
        Rough Riders’ Round-up (Patrolman Joe, uncredited)
        I Was a Convict (Prison Guard, uncredited)
        The Mysterious Miss X (Policeman, uncredited)

    1940
        Jennie
        Charter Pilot
        Young People
        Star Dust
    1941
         Cadet Girl
         Riders of the Purple Sage
         Last of the Duanes
         Accent on Love
         The Cowboy and the Blonde
    1942
        China Girl
        Orchestra Wives
        Ten Gentlemen from West Point
        Roxie Hart
    1943
        Bomber’s Moon
        Coney Island
    1946
        Three Little Girls in Blue
    1947
        The Brasher Doubloon
    1948
       Belle Starr’s Daughter
       The Girl from Manhattan
       Lulu Belle
    1950
        The Iroquois Trail
        Dakota Lil
        Davy Crockett, Indian Scout
    1951
       The Texas Rangers
       The Sword of Monte Cristo

    1952
        The Pathfinder
        Cripple Creek
        Indian Uprising
    1953
        Gun Belt
        Fort Ti
        Jack McCall, Desperado
    1954
        Masterson of Kansas
        The Lone Gun
        Battle of Rogue River
    1955
        Robbers’ Roost
        Seminole Uprising
    1956
        Huk!
        Canyon River
    1957
        Black Patch
        Pawnee
        Street of Sinners
        Gun Duel in Durango
        Last of the Badmen
    1958
        Badman’s Country
        The Toughest Gun in Tombstone
        Man from God’s Country
    1959
        King of the Wild Stallions
        Watusi
    1961
        The Steel Claw
    1962
        Samar
    1964
        Guerillas in Pink Lace
    1965
        Battle of the Bulge
        Django the Condemned
        The Hollywood Deb Stars of 1965
    1966
        Hallucination Generatio
    1967
        From Hell to Borneo
        Bomb at 10:10
        Hostile Guns
    1968
        Warkill
    1969
        Strangers at Sunrise
    1970
        Ride the Tiger
        Satan’s Harvest
    1972
        The Daredevil
        The Leo Chronicles
    1984
        Children’s Island
    1985
        Dikiy veter/Wild Wind


TV Shows:

    About Faces
       - Episode dated April 11 (1960)
    Alias Smith and Jones
        - Jailbreak at Junction City (1971)
    The Arthur Murray Party
       - Episode #7.18 (1957)
       - Episode #8.9 (1958)
    The Bob Cummings Show
       - Bob Goes Western (1959)
    Bonanza
        - The Code (1966)
    Celebrity Bowling
        - Episode #53 (1972)
        - Episode #54 (1972)
    Cimarron City, regular
    Dinah!
        - Episode #3.196 (1977)
        - Episode dated 10 October 1977 (1977)
    The Dinah Shore Chevy Show
        - Episode #2.5 (1957)
        - Episode #2.32 (1958)
        - Episode #3.4 (1958)
        - Episode #3.8 (1958)
        - Episode #4.8 (1959)
        - Episode #6.1 (1961)
    The Ford Television Theatre
        - The Quiet Stranger (1957)
    General Electric Theater
        - Thousand Dollar Gun (1957)
        - The Return of Gentleman Jim (1955)
    The Gisele MacKenzie Show
        - Episode #1.14 (1958)
    Hawaiian Eye
        - Boar Hunt (1963)
    Here's Hollywood
       - Episode #2.73 (1961)
       - Episode #3.68 (1962)
    I Spy
        - A Day Called 4 Jaguar (1966)
    Jane Wyman Presents The Fireside Theatre
        - Ten Percent  (1956)
    The Joey Bishop Show
        - Episode #2.154 (1968)
    The Life of Riley
       - Movie Struck (1958)
    Masquerade Party
         - Episode dated February 9 (1955)
    The Mike Douglas Show
       - Episode dated June 12 (1963)
    The Name's the Same
        - Episode dated January 17 (1955)
    NET Playhouse
        - Portrait of the Hero as a Young Man (1972)
    The Odd Couple
       - The Hollywood Story (1974)
    Password All-Stars
       - Sally Ann Howes vs. George Montgomery (1962)
    Person to Person
       - Episode #2.19 (1955)
    The Six Million Dollar Man
       - The Coward (1974)
    The Steve Allen Plymouth Show
       - NBC Fall Preview (1958) (Himself/Cimarron City)
    Studio One in Hollywood
        - The Conviction of Peter Shea (1955)
    Talent Scouts
       - Episode dated September 3 (1963)
    This Is Your Life
        - Dinah Shore (1953)
    The Tonight Show
       - Episode dated July 27 (1962)
    Wagon Train
        - The Jesse Cowan Story (1958)
    What's My Line?
        - Episode dated October 4 (1959)

Plays:
    1955
        Street of Sinners (in New York)

Other film work:
    1943
        Screen Snapshots Series 23, No. 1: Hollywood in Uniform (Documentary short)
    1952
        A Sporting Oasis (Documentary short)
    1953
        Screen Snapshots: Hollywood Stunt Men (Short)
    1956
        Screen Snapshots: Hollywood Small Fry (Short)
    1958
        Screen Snapshots: Salute to Hollywood (Documentary short)
    1979
        When the West Was Fun: A Western Reunion (TV Movie documentary)



Regular Shows:

Cimarron City (Sept. 1958 - Apr. 1959, 26 episodes)

    Cimarron City ran only one season, and John Smith co-starred as Lane Temple, one of the town's lawman, and Audrey Totter co-starred as Beth Purcell, owner of Cimarron City's hotel.  Also appearing regularly were Dan Blocker (as Tiny Budinger) and Stuart Randall (as Sheriff Art Simpson/Sampson).
Montgomery was "Matt Rockford," the mayor, and episodes revolved around at least one of the three main characters (Montgomery, Totter, or Smith).

Cimarron City on DVD

Cimarron City: The Complete Series







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Movie/TV credit information is taken from Internet Movie Database, unless otherwise noted, and is updated and corrected if needed.