Wagon Train: Season 7, Episode 26

The Ben Engel Story (16 Mar. 1964)

TV Episode  -   -  Drama | Western
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Wealthy Engel has used psychopathic Harry Diel as a proxy during the Civil War to save Diel from jail but Diel plots on the train as Engel's employee to usurp Engel's business by making himself appear a cuckold to Engel among other wiles.

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Denny Miller ...
Duke Shannon (as Scott Miller)
Frank McGrath ...
Terry Wilson ...
Michael Burns ...
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Ben Engel
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Harry Diel
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Mac McLeod
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Matt Wilson (as Elisha Cook)
Katherine Crawford ...
Eve Diel
Frank Ferguson ...
Judge Hiram Larkin
Darby Hinton ...
Benjie Diel
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Jenks
Frances Morris ...
Mrs. Jenks
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Wealthy Engel has used psychopathic Harry Diel as a proxy during the Civil War to save Diel from jail but Diel plots on the train as Engel's employee to usurp Engel's business by making himself appear a cuckold to Engel among other wiles.

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