The Lady and the Gun

Name: The Lady and the Gun
Genre: Western
Released: 1959-10-30
Duration: 30 min
Rating: 8
Cast: Pat Conway, Richard Eastham, Allison Hayes

Episode aired Oct 30, 1959
30m

IMDb RATING

8.0/10

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Pat Conway, Richard Eastham, Allison Hayes, and Donald Woods in Tombstone Territory (1957)

Western

Ferguson, President Chester Arthur's personal agent, and Elizabeth Blythe, a beautiful reporter, travel to Tombstone to report about the lawlessness that appears to be rampant in the boomtow... Read allFerguson, President Chester Arthur's personal agent, and Elizabeth Blythe, a beautiful reporter, travel to Tombstone to report about the lawlessness that appears to be rampant in the boomtown. Both agent and reporter are captured by the notorious Chandler gang with Elizabeth bein... Read allFerguson, President Chester Arthur's personal agent, and Elizabeth Blythe, a beautiful reporter, travel to Tombstone to report about the lawlessness that appears to be rampant in the boomtown. Both agent and reporter are captured by the notorious Chandler gang with Elizabeth being held hostage until Hollister releases Joe Chandler from his jail.

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IMDb RATING

8.0/10

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Pat Conway

Clay Hollister

Richard Eastham

The Editor and Narrator
(voice)

Allison Hayes

Elizabeth Blythe

Donald Woods

Ferguson - President Arthur's Rep

Don Kennedy

Ed Chandler

Wayne Mallory

Joe Chandler

Terry Frost

Pete

Quentin Sondergaard

Quint
(as Quintin Sondergaard)

Larry Darr

Cavalry Corporal

Charles Buck

Stableman

Herschel Graham

Townsman
(uncredited)

Billy McCoy

Townsman
(uncredited)

Director
- Alan Crosland Jr.
Writer
- John W. Krafft
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Goofs
The date is October 16, 1882 and Hollister compliments Elizabeth Blythe on her fine stories about the building of the Panama Canal. Construction on the Panama Canal started in 1904, a full twenty-two (22) years later. Although the idea of a canal dates back to the Spanish in 1513, the United States did not consider building it until the late 1890s, still a decade later than the date of the story.

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[first lines]
Harris Claibourne: Tombstone, Arizona Territory - October 16, 1882. Sheriff Clay Hollister took his job seriously and he was in no mood to entertain out-of-town callers.