Extra Guns

Name: Extra Guns
Genre: Western
Released: 1960-11-20
Duration: 30 min
Rating: 8.9
Cast: Guy Madison, Wilton Graff, Jon Lormer

Episode aired Nov 20, 1960
TV-PGTV-PG
30min

S9.E8

Luke Short aims to open a fine saloon in Dodge City but runs up against political boss Webster who prevents competition. Luke, with support of Mady, tries traditional methods but is forced t... Read allLuke Short aims to open a fine saloon in Dodge City but runs up against political boss Webster who prevents competition. Luke, with support of Mady, tries traditional methods but is forced to call in famous friends to prevail.Luke Short aims to open a fine saloon in Dodge City but runs up against political boss Webster who prevents competition. Luke, with support of Mady, tries traditional methods but is forced to call in famous friends to prevail.

8.9/10

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Guy Madison

Luke Shortas Luke Short

Wilton Graff

A.B. Websteras A.B. Webster

Jon Lormer

Suttonas Sutton

Joan Taylor

Madyas Mady

George Barrows

Bartenderas Bartender

Henry Corden

L.C. Hartmanas L.C. Hartman

Ollie O'Toole

Motleyas Motley

Stanley Andrews

Old Rangeras Old Ranger

Victor Adamson

Townsmanas Townsman
(uncredited)

Danny Borzage

Townsmanas Townsman
(uncredited)

Albert Cavens

Townsmanas Townsman
(uncredited)

Herman Hack

Townsmanas Townsman
(uncredited)

Sam Harris

Townsmanas Townsman
(uncredited)

Ray Jones

Townsmanas Townsman
(uncredited)

Kermit Maynard

Townsmanas Townsman
(uncredited)

Phil Schumacher

Townsmanas Townsman
(uncredited)

George Sowards

Townsmanas Townsman
(uncredited)

Max Wagner

Townsmanas Townsman
(uncredited)

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Genre
- Western
Certificate
- TV-PG
Parents guide
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Trivia
In a fairly rare instance, nearly every word of this episode is accurate; the incidents took place from 28 Apr to 7 Jun 1883. However, instead of a piano player, three prostitutes who worked at the Long Branch were arrested, while prostitutes at other saloons were permitted to remain working. For the true story, do a web search of "Dodge City War" or "Dodge City Peace Commission."