The Hat That Huldah Wore

Name: The Hat That Huldah Wore
Genre: Western
Released: 1966-04-07
Duration: 25 min
Rating: 7.6
Cast: Anna-Lisa, Carl Reindel, Tristram Coffin

Episode aired Apr 7, 1966
TV-PGTV-PG
25min

S14.E23

Huldah is to marry a man she has never met when she leaves her home in the east. She takes the precaution of hiding her savings until she knows she is making the right choice.Huldah is to marry a man she has never met when she leaves her home in the east. She takes the precaution of hiding her savings until she knows she is making the right choice.Huldah is to marry a man she has never met when she leaves her home in the east. She takes the precaution of hiding her savings until she knows she is making the right choice.

7.6/10

Director
- Jack Shea
Writers
- Stephen Lord(teleplay)
- Louise Cheney(story)
Stars

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Anna-Lisa and Carl Reindel in Death Valley Days (1952)

Huldah is to marry a man she has never met when she leaves her home in the east. She takes the precaution of hiding her savings until she knows she is making the right choice.

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Genre
- Western
Certificate
- TV-PG
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Quotes
[discussing Huldah Swanson]
Ken Matson: She's my kind of woman!
Wally Denton: Is there any other kind?

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6/10

Dowry in the hat

There's usually nothing funny about being caught in a stagecoach holdup but sometimes life provides a happy ending especially if you're a Swedish bride getting ready to marry.

Anna-Lisa is heading west and she's got a secret stash in her hat. It's her dowry and it's for the man she's heading west to marry, Edgar Winston also from Sweden. But bandits have other ideas after fellow passenger Tris Coffin tells them that the ripe pickings on this holdup are in her hat. He gets the scorn driver Dub Taylor and the rest of the passengers.

In the end Coffin had a reason kind of, for doing what he did. It even works out for Anna-Lisa.

You'll have to see this Death Valley Days story to know what I'm talking about.

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