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"Wagon Train" Trial for Murder: Part 1 (1960)



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Director:
Virgil W. Vogel
Writer:
Jean Holloway (written by)
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Original Air Date:
27 April 1960 (Season 3, Episode 29)
Genre:
Western more
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Cast

  (Episode Credited cast)
Ward Bond ... Major Seth Adams
Robert Horton ... Flint McCullough
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
John Alderson
Walter Baldwin
Claire Carleton
Henry Daniell ... Sir Alexander Drew
Dianne Foster ... Leslie Ivers
Connie Gilchrist ... Molly Cassidy
Ron Hayes
Henry Hull ... Mark Applewhite
David Leland

Jon Locke
Tom McKee
Tyler McVey
Del Moore ... Charles Ivers
Melinda Plowman ... Eileen
Dennis Rush ... David Ivers
William Schallert
Ethel Shutta
Marshall Thompson ... Mason
Murvyn Vye ... Miller
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Additional Details

Runtime:
60 min
Country:
USA
Language:
English
Aspect Ratio:
1.33 : 1 more
Sound Mix:
Mono
Company:
Revue Studios more

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1 out of 1 people found the following comment useful:-
Murder on the trail, 18 September 2006
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Author: bkoganbing from Buffalo, New York

*** This comment may contain spoilers ***

There's been a murder done on the Wagon Train going west and being so far away from regular criminal justice machinery Ward Bond as wagonmaster has to improvise.

Fortunately he's got a pair of legal minds to help. A former British barrister in Henry Daniell and a retired professor of law in Henry Hull. With Bond as the judge, Daniell becomes prosecutor and Hull who's not been in a courtroom too much takes on the defense of the accused party.

The climax of the first half of the two part show is when the members of the Wagon Train are incited into a lynch mob. I remember to this day that Henrry Daniell and Henry Hull stood with rifles ready to defend both the prisoner and the anglo-saxon legal system they've devoted their lives to. One of the few times you ever see Henry Daniell in a good light.

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