A Bargain Is for Keeping

Name: A Bargain Is for Keeping
Genre: Western
Released: 1964-12-30
Duration: 24 min
Rating: 8
Cast: Robert Colbert, Sue Randall, Karl Swenson

Episode aired Dec 30, 1964
TV-PGTV-PG
24min

8.0/10

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Sue Randall, Robert Colbert, and Karl Swenson in Death Valley Days (1952)

Western

Andy Carter collects items cast off from wagon trains and then sales them. Mary Ann recognizes a family heirloom and demands it back but Andy insists she work for it's value. Left together t... Read allAndy Carter collects items cast off from wagon trains and then sales them. Mary Ann recognizes a family heirloom and demands it back but Andy insists she work for it's value. Left together they find they have more in common than not.Andy Carter collects items cast off from wagon trains and then sales them. Mary Ann recognizes a family heirloom and demands it back but Andy insists she work for it's value. Left together they find they have more in common than not.

8.0/10

24

Director
- Harmon Jones
Writers
- Stephen Lord(teleplay)
- Lynn McMillen(story)
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Robert Colbert

Andy Carteras Andy Carter

Sue Randall

Mary Ann Duncanas Mary Ann Duncan

Karl Swenson

Abe Hughesas Abe Hughes

Eddie Little Sky

Tchopatulusas Tchopatulus
(uncredited)

Ronald Reagan

Self - Hostas Self - Host
(uncredited)

Director
- Harmon Jones
Writers
- Stephen Lord(teleplay)
- Lynn McMillen(story)
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Andy Carter collects items cast off from wagon trains and then sales them. Mary Ann recognizes a family heirloom and demands it back but Andy insists she work for it's value. Left together they find they have more in common than not.

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Genre
- Western
Certificate
- TV-PG
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Quotes
[discussing a harp Mary Ann's sister abandoned along the trail]
Mary Ann Duncan: I suppose you have been strumming on this like it was a banjo.
Andy Carter: I've plunked it a few times, yes.
Mary Ann Duncan: With those hands...
[balling his fists]
Andy Carter: You're tempting me to use them where they'd do more good.