The Homeliest Man in Nevada

Name: The Homeliest Man in Nevada
Genre: Western
Released: 1955-10-24
Duration: 26 min
Rating: 9.1
Cast: Paul Wexler, Patricia Joiner, Richard Avonde

Episode aired Oct 24, 1955
TV-PGTV-PG
26min

S4.E4

War hero Clem is teased by his fellow miners because of his appearance. When Mona arrives from Kansas Clem is smitten and makes sure her life goes well. She appreciates his kindness but date... Read allWar hero Clem is teased by his fellow miners because of his appearance. When Mona arrives from Kansas Clem is smitten and makes sure her life goes well. She appreciates his kindness but dates attractive Bruce until a life changing event.War hero Clem is teased by his fellow miners because of his appearance. When Mona arrives from Kansas Clem is smitten and makes sure her life goes well. She appreciates his kindness but dates attractive Bruce until a life changing event.

9.1/10

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Paul Wexler

Clem Scobieas Clem Scobie

Patricia Joiner

Mona Shermanas Mona Sherman

Richard Avonde

Bruce Courtrightas Bruce Courtright

Iva Shepard

Mrs. Axtonas Mrs. Axton

Hal Smith

George Boydas George Boyd

Bill Hale

Dukeas Duke

Ewing Mitchell

Doctoras Doctor

Stanley Andrews

Old Rangeras Old Ranger
(uncredited)

Charles Cirillo

Joe Scarlottias Joe Scarlotti
(uncredited)

Heinie Conklin

Lou Witherspoonas Lou Witherspoon
(uncredited)

Rudy Germane

Townsmanas Townsman
(uncredited)

Tex Holden

Townsmanas Townsman
(uncredited)

Mathew McCue

Townsmanas Townsman
(uncredited)

Jimmy Noel

Townsmanas Townsman
(uncredited)

'Snub' Pollard

Townsmanas Townsman
(uncredited)

Brick Sullivan

Townsmanas Townsman
(uncredited)

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Genre
- Western
Certificate
- TV-PG
Parents guide
- Add content advisory

Trivia
Fred Harvey (1835-1901) created the first chain restaurant with Harvey House in Kansas in 1876; his company owned 84 restaurants at its peak. "Harvey Girl" waitresses were white women, aged 18-30, with an impeccable reputation. All expenses were paid, and they were not permitted to marry for one year. About 5000 women moved West to work for him and eventually marry, and Fred became known as "the Civilizer of the West." The Emporia, Kansas Harvey House opened in 1880 and closed in 1937; the train station it was in burned down in 1999 after being vacant for over 10 years.