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Tombstone Territory
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Ten Feet Tall

  • Episode aired Nov 27, 1959
  • 30m
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Phillip Baird and Richard Eastham in Tombstone Territory (1957)
Western

Neer-do-well Ron Browning tries to pay for his own obituary in Harris' newspaper before the subject is even dead. When Harris refuses, Browning pulls a gun and attempts suicide but the newsp... Read allNeer-do-well Ron Browning tries to pay for his own obituary in Harris' newspaper before the subject is even dead. When Harris refuses, Browning pulls a gun and attempts suicide but the newspaper editor manages to wrestle the pistol away before the young man can do himself harm. C... Read allNeer-do-well Ron Browning tries to pay for his own obituary in Harris' newspaper before the subject is even dead. When Harris refuses, Browning pulls a gun and attempts suicide but the newspaper editor manages to wrestle the pistol away before the young man can do himself harm. Clay learns that Ron didn't want to face his fiancée who wrote him that she would soon be a... Read all

  • Director
    • Eddie Davis
  • Writer
    • Paul Franklin
  • Stars
    • Pat Conway
    • Richard Eastham
    • Phillip Baird
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  • IMDb RATING
    7.4/10
    43
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • Eddie Davis
    • Writer
      • Paul Franklin
    • Stars
      • Pat Conway
      • Richard Eastham
      • Phillip Baird
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    Pat Conway
    Pat Conway
    • Clay Hollister
    Richard Eastham
    Richard Eastham
    • The Editor and Narrator
    Phillip Baird
    • Ron Browning
    James Anderson
    James Anderson
    • Ike Cobb
    Beverly Allyson
    • Gay Mitchum
    Quentin Sondergaard
    • Deputy Quint
    Harold Fong
    • Sing Lee
    • Director
      • Eddie Davis
    • Writer
      • Paul Franklin
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    • Trivia
      First credited appearance of Beverly Allyson.
    • Quotes

      [Clay and Harris discover that Ron tried to commit suicide when he learned his fiancee will arrive on the next day's stagecoach]

      Harris Claibourne: It appears to me you better lock him up.

      Sheriff Clay Hollister: Well, maybe he just doesn't want to see her.

      Harris Claibourne: More likely he doesn't want *her* to see *him*.

      Sheriff Clay Hollister: Well, I can't jail him for that.

      Harris Claibourne: Look, he's no tramp, Clay. He comes from a good family, educated. When he sobers up, it could be all he needs is that girl.

      Sheriff Clay Hollister: All right, Cupid, I'll see the county boards and lodges him.

    • Soundtracks
      Whistle Me Up a Memory
      (uncredited)

      Composed by William M. Backer

      Performed by Jimmy Blaine

      [Theme song sung during closing credits]

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      • November 27, 1959 (United States)
    • Language
      • English
    • Production company
      • ZIV Television Programs
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    • Runtime
      • 30m
    • Color
      • Black and White
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.33 : 1

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