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The Big Valley: Season 4, Episode 2They Called Her Delilah (30 Sep. 1968)A beautiful singer,once close to Jarrod,comes to Stockton to perform.The fact that she was a Confederate spy during the Civil War causes an uproar. Director:Virgil W. Vogel |
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Title: They Called Her Delilah (30 Sep 1968)
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| Peter Breck | ... | ||
| Lee Majors | ... | ||
| Linda Evans | ... | ||
| Barbara Stanwyck | ... | ||
| Julie London | ... |
Julia Saxon
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Paul Lambert | ... |
Ross Parker
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Robert Nichols | ... |
Chet Staley
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Don Chastain | ... |
Worth Parker
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John Madison | ... |
McGregor
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Jon Lormer | ... |
Dr. Thomas J. Merar
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Lincoln Demyan | ... |
Townsman
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Ida Mae McKenzie | ... |
Townswoman
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Jason Johnson | ... |
Buggy Driver
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A beautiful singer,once close to Jarrod,comes to Stockton to perform.The fact that she was a Confederate spy during the Civil War causes an uproar.
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30 September 1968 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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Jarrod Barkley: There have been spies as long as there have been wars, Audra.
Audra Barkley: But she was born and raised in the North. She wasn't a spy - she was a traitor!
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The telegram Jarrod received from Julia is dated April 27, 1878. See more »Quotes
Audra Barkley: Jarrod, how could someone do that - turn on their own people?Jarrod Barkley: There have been spies as long as there have been wars, Audra.
Audra Barkley: But she was born and raised in the North. She wasn't a spy - she was a traitor!
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When Julia Saxon returns to town she creates a storm of protest about her appearance at the local music hall. Julia was a local person that spied for the Confederates during the Civil War. And the people of Stockton remembered her as a traitor.
When the music hall owner closes Julia's performance she advises that she will sue him. Later he ends up dead and a witness advised that they saw Julia running from the scene. Julia is arrested and sends for Jarrod to defend her.
As Jarrod is set to defend Julia on the charge of murder, the townsfolk turned the hatred from Julia to Jarrod. With Jarrod beaten-up and some family members advising him to drop the case is Jarrod going to succumb to the hatred that is following Julia?
With a strong performance by all involved and a famous Nick Barkley fight the show was entertaining from beginning to end. Not one of the best topics for a successful weekly series but well done by the actors.