Gunsmoke 1957-12-29 - Whered They Go

Summary

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Podcast Summary: "Harold's Old Time Radio"

Episode: Gunsmoke 1957-12-29 – Where’d They Go?
Date: December 29, 2025
Host: Harold's Old Time Radio

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Overview

This episode features the classic radio drama Gunsmoke, originally aired December 29, 1957, titled “Where’d They Go?” The tale unfolds as Marshal Matt Dillon pursues justice in Dodge City, facing harsh weather, doubt-filled accusations, and unexpected domestic duties. The story weaves humor and warmth into themes of hardship, trust, and community spirit on the American frontier.

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Key Discussion Points & Episode Breakdown

1. A Cold Night in Dodge City

• Setting the Scene: Marshal Dillon and his deputy Chester discuss stopping by the Long Branch Saloon to warm up on a biting winter night.
  • “That wind's got a nip to it all right.”—Matt Dillon (01:56)
• Mood: The sense of isolation and hard living in Dodge during the holiday season.
• Kitty’s Melancholy: Kitty, at the saloon, reflects on how the season makes people remember better times and loved ones, contrasting their tough existence.
  • “This time of year I hate us thinking too much and remembering too much.”—Kitty (03:42)

2. The General Store Robbery (04:22)

• Wilbur Jonas Reports a Robbery: Bursts in, claiming he’s been robbed at closing time by a masked assailant.
• Immediate Suspicion: Despite the bandit’s disguise, Jonas is certain the culprit is Clint Doty, a local homesteader, by voice and mannerisms.
  • “It was Clint Doty.”—Chester (05:05)
• Dillon’s Skepticism: Matt finds it hard to believe Doty would commit such a crime but agrees to check in the morning.

3. Confronting Clint Doty (05:46)

• Arrival at the Doty Homestead: Matt and Chester find Clint at home, unfazed and hospitable, offering coffee as a blizzard develops.
• Accusation and Alibi:

  • Matt accuses Clint of the robbery, who responds with calm confusion.

  • Clint's wife, Medora, attempts to vouch for him, asserting he hasn’t left the homestead, but Matt doubts a wife’s testimony will hold up.

  • “A wife's word might not stand for much under the circumstance.”—Matt Dillon (07:26)

• Complications: Medora is pregnant (revealed to the marshals), and there’s little firewood or provisions for her if Clint is taken away.

4. Lawmen Become Helpers (08:39–13:00)

• Delaying Justice: Hearing of Medora’s vulnerable state, Matt and Chester help ready the home by chopping wood and fixing weatherproofing (“chinking” the wall).
• Community Effort and Humor: Despite being there to make an arrest, the marshals become increasingly involved in domestic chores—splitting wood, fixing the cabin, and eventually being roped into rounding up Doty’s cattle lost in the storm.
  • Memorable exchange:
    • “We’ve already chopped your wood, fixed your house and rounded up your cabin!”
      —Matt Dillon, exasperated, as tasks pile up (14:13)
    • “We'll help you dress your chickens, we'll make soap for you, salt down the pork, preserve eggs—anything you say up until midnight. Then I'm going to get some sleep!”
      —Matt Dillon (14:18)

5. The Truth Unravels (15:55–18:26)

• Morning After: After a night’s rest, chores completed, Doc arrives at the homestead. He has news about the robbery.
• The Real Culprit: Doc reveals the real bandit was caught in town—a drifter who confessed.
  • “That’s right. It was some drifter riding through town. He threw a lot of money into a poker game and the boys got kind of suspicious and he finally admitted the whole thing.”—Doc (17:16)
• Doty’s Poker Alibi: Turns out Clint Doty was playing cards with Doc and another man at the time of the robbery, which he had not initially mentioned.
• Chester’s Frustration: The marshals realize Doty let them believe he might be guilty, leveraging the opportunity to get help with chores.
  • “Clint Doty, he done that deliberate, Mr. D—letting us think he was guilty just to get us to do all that work for him.”—Chester (17:44)

6. Resolution and Light-Hearted Goodbyes

• Medora’s Pregnancy Is Real: Chester confirms that Doty’s wife truly is expecting, though not as imminently as implied.
  • “It’s about another six months.”—Chester (18:05)
• Future Namesake?: Chester jokes they might name the baby after Marshal Dillon.
• Return to Town: The marshals, exhausted but amused, decide it’s time for coffee and to finally close the case.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Kindheartedness and Cynicism:
  • “Not since I was 9 years old.”—Matt Dillon, on believing in kind-hearted strangers (02:41)
• On the Hardness of Life:
  • “This is a hard town and a hard country. You go soft and it’ll kill you.”—Matt Dillon (03:49)
• Kitty’s Empathy:
  • “I remember nights of you coming here after you had to kill a man. Nights you stayed till sun up, not talking. Alone mostly. And dying a dozen deaths inside.”—Kitty (03:57)
• Exasperated Lawmen:
  • “We’ve already chopped your wood, fixed your house and rounded up your cabin. All right, we’ll help you dress your chickens…”—Matt Dillon (14:13)

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Essential Timestamps

• 01:46: Marshal Dillon and Chester arrive at the Long Branch Saloon.
• 04:22: Wilbur Jonas reports the robbery, naming Clint Doty.
• 05:46: Dillon and Chester confront Clint at his home.
• 08:39–10:00: Marshals assist the Dotys, chopping wood, discussing Medora's pregnancy.
• 13:25: The arduous cattle roundup.
• 15:55: Doc arrives with updates from Dodge City.
• 17:16: The real thief is revealed.
• 18:05: Chester sets the record straight on the baby’s arrival.

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Tone and Style

The episode is marked by dry humor, neighborly bickering, and stoic kindness typical of western dramas. The cast’s banter, especially as lawmen turn domestic helpers, provides warmth amid the frontier’s cold reality.

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This episode is a testament to the enduring appeal of classic radio drama—mixing suspense, humor, and the spirit of community in the Old West, all capped by a clever twist in true ‘Gunsmoke’ fashion.

Transcript

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[Matt Dillon]

Around Dodge City and in the territory on west, there's just one way to handle the killers and the spoilers. And that's with a U. S Marshal and the smell of gun smoke. Gun smoke Starring William Conrad. The story of the violence that moved west with young America. And the story of a man who moved with it. I'm that man. Matt Dillon, United States marshal. The first man they look for and the last they want to meet. It's a chance, a job. And it makes a man watchful and a little lonely.

[Chester]

We're gonna stop in at the long branch for a minute, Mr. Dillon.

[Matt Dillon]

I might as well, Chester. There won't be much going around town tonight.

[Chester]

Sure do hope they got a rip snorting fire going.

[Matt Dillon]

That wind's got a nip to it all right.

[Chester]

And it's gonna blow up worse for em. Morning.

[Matt Dillon]

Two? Looks like it.

[Chester]

I thought Buck might be here, but it don't seem no place.

[Medora]

Oh, mouse.

[Chester]

Yes, there you go.

[Medora]

You want to go over the stove? Like warm?

[Matt Dillon]

Yeah, it feels warm right here, kitty.

[Medora]

After that wind outside goes right through you, doesn't it?

[Chester]

So I think I'll reach on over by the stove, Mr. Dillon. Might be some kind hearted stranger who. Buy me a beer.

[Matt Dillon]

Delta never gives up hope, does he? Sit down, kitty. See if you're not too busy.

[Medora]

Thanks, miss. Don't you believe in kind hearted strangers?

[Matt Dillon]

Not since I was 9 years old.

[Chester]

Took you so long.

[Matt Dillon]

I was kind of slow growing up. Feel like a bear.

[Medora]

I feel like a kind hearted stranger.

[Matt Dillon]

But I wouldn't exactly call you a stranger, Kitty.

[Medora]

Well, you'll have to admit I'm kind hearted. But Sam. Couple beers. You think a real bad storm's coming up, Matt?

[Matt Dillon]

Well, it's that time of year.

[Medora]

I remember the blizzard last year around Christmas time.

[Matt Dillon]

Oh yeah, that was a rough one all right, wasn't it.

[Medora]

Matt? Things would be rough this time of year, even if the weather weren't bad.

[Matt Dillon]

Huh? What does that mean?

[Medora]

Our holiday season. Families getting together and all. Just ordinary decent good times.

[Matt Dillon]

Yeah, the people still live that way.

[Medora]

Kitty, There are not many out here.

[Chester]

I sure don't.

[Medora]

Oh, I'm sorry, Ma. This time of year I hate us thinking too much and remembering too much.

[Matt Dillon]

Well, that's no good. This is a hard town and a hard country. You go soft and it'll kill you.

[Medora]

I remember nights of you coming here after you had to kill a man. Nights you stayed till sun up, not talking. Alone mostly. And dying a dozen deaths inside.

[Matt Dillon]

You know something? You're as sentimental as justice.

[Medora]

Come on.

[Chester]

Chance to. I've been robbed, Marshall. Held up right in my own sewer.

[Matt Dillon]

But how it happened? Fell.

[Chester]

Come right in after closing time, bandana over his face, stuck a gun in my stomach and took everything to cash drawer $68.

[Matt Dillon]

It sure took you long enough to get around telling me about it.

[Chester]

He. He tied me up, left me there in the back room. I just now got loose. You got to go after him, Marshall.

[Matt Dillon]

That's kind of a tall order, isn't it, Trayvon? A five hour head start.

[Chester]

Well, that don't matter now. Cause I know who he is.

[Matt Dillon]

I thought you said you couldn't see his face.

[Chester]

I couldn't, but I could tell by his voice. And he walked and everything about him. It was Clint Doty.

[Matt Dillon]

Clint Doty?

[Chester]

Yeah, he's the homesteader up the river.

[Matt Dillon]

Yeah, I know him. I know him. I can't believe Clint's the kind to do a thing like that.

[Chester]

And it was him all right. I'm 100% certain.

[Matt Dillon]

Well, all right. We'll ride out in the morning and bring him in.

[Chester]

In the morning?

[Matt Dillon]

Well, if it was him, he'd be there.

[Chester]

Oh, but Mar.

[Matt Dillon]

Jonas, I'm not going to ride 12 miles up that river bottom at midnight with a blizzard coming up for $68. Now we'll leave in the morning. That's.

[Chester]

He must have heard us riding up, Mr. Johnny.

[Matt Dillon]

Yeah, you'd think so.

[Chester]

I suppose he's got a hole up in the house and just try to shoot it out.

[Matt Dillon]

I don't think Tony's the type, Chester.

[Chester]

Well, nobody didn't think he was the type to hold up Mr. Jonas either. Well, morning, Marshall Tester. How are you?

[Matt Dillon]

How are you, Doddy?

[Chester]

Come on in and said I got some coffee on the stove.

[Matt Dillon]

Oh, it might warm our hands a little bit. Come on, Chester.

[Chester]

Interesting. I reckon my daughter can rustle up some eggs inside meat if you ain't at.

[Matt Dillon]

Thanks, Jody, but we had breakfast before.

[Chester]

We left Dodge and you can get warm at least. What you trying to do, Marshall? Blow up a Storm?

[Matt Dillon]

That looks that way.

[Chester]

It's been snowing since daybreak out here in the river bottoms. That wind blowing, it's gonna start drifting.

[Matt Dillon]

That probably will.

[Chester]

Well, I'll heat this coffee up a little. What brings you out this way, Marshall?

[Matt Dillon]

You, Cody.

[Chester]

Me? What do you mean?

[Matt Dillon]

We're here to arrest you. Take you back in. What for? Armed robbery.

[Chester]

Armed robbery? You mean that hold up at the general store?

[Matt Dillon]

News seems to travel fast, doesn't it? How'd you know about it?

[Medora]

Well, I tell that armed robbery.

[Chester]

Oh, you. You know my wife again.

[Matt Dillon]

Yeah, sure. How are you?

[Chester]

Morning, man.

[Medora]

Did I hear you accusing Clint of robbery, Marshall?

[Matt Dillon]

That's more a matter of Wilbur Jonas accusing him.

[Medora]

When did this happen, Marshall?

[Matt Dillon]

Yesterday evening around 7 o'. Clock.

[Medora]

Clint hasn't been away from this place for two days.

[Matt Dillon]

Yeah.

[Chester]

No, I'm a door.

[Matt Dillon]

A wife's word might not stand for much under the circumstance.

[Medora]

Are you calling me a liar?

[Matt Dillon]

No.

[Chester]

Bandora, stop that. There's people seeing me in town yesterday.

[Matt Dillon]

Evening and Wilbur Jonas claims he's one of them.

[Chester]

Well, the way I heard it, the fellow that held him up was wearing.

[Matt Dillon]

A mask because he recognized your voice.

[Medora]

Well, that Jonas couldn't recognize s apples if he had a mouth full of him.

[Matt Dillon]

Well, I guess that'll be something for the judge to decide.

[Chester]

Man in your. You're going to take me into jail.

[Matt Dillon]

But you can prove you were somewhere else at 7 o' clock last night.

[Chester]

That might be kind of hard to do, Marshall.

[Matt Dillon]

And then we better get started. We've got a hard ride ahead of us.

[Chester]

Oh, now wait a minute. I can't go off and leave Medora like this with a storm coming on.

[Matt Dillon]

Maybe one of the neighbors could come over and stay with her.

[Medora]

There's none closer than five miles, Marshall. And they all got plenty of troubles of their own this time of year.

[Chester]

I ain't even got enough firewood. Split it up to last year, more than a day and a half. I was aiming to get some laid in today.

[Matt Dillon]

I'm sure she's made out before.

[Chester]

Oh, well, maybe so, but not in her condition.

[Medora]

Plan condition?

[Matt Dillon]

What are you talking about?

[Chester]

Well, she's gonna have a baby, Marshall.

[Matt Dillon]

Oh, for the love of.

[Chester]

It's mighty hard on a woman having her man took off to jail. And not even wood in the house to keep warm.

[Matt Dillon]

Now look, D.O.D.

[Chester]

You know, wouldn't take no time at all if the three of us was to pitch in together.

[Matt Dillon]

All right, do let's get at it.

[Medora]

Betsy.

[Matt Dillon]

What's the matter, Trustee?

[Chester]

Well, his Cursed axe needs sharpening again, Mr. Dillon. It ain't too good a steel. The marshal's got the best of it.

[Matt Dillon]

You couldn't prove it by me.

[Chester]

Well, listen. Sure don't hold its edge none. Why, here, Chester, let me touch it.

[Matt Dillon]

Up with a stone.

[Medora]

Oh, my gracious. That edge is my cheesy.

[Chester]

You ask me, we've already cut enough wood to last through this winter. And half of that. Stop that.

[Medora]

Don'ty.

[Chester]

That stove eats it up pretty fast.

[Matt Dillon]

Tuster's right, dy. We've chopped enough.

[Chester]

Well, she's got to use some of it to cook with, too, you know.

[Matt Dillon]

It's enough here to laugh so she can make other arrangements. Now, let's pack it into the shed and head back for town before that snow gets any worse.

[Chester]

Well, whatever you say, Marshall.

[Medora]

Yes, sir. You, Mickey, feel like taking on some vittles? I got some nice hot stew ready.

[Chester]

Did you say Venmo?

[Matt Dillon]

Now we gotta get started, Madora. It's getting late.

[Chester]

Oh, it won't do no harm to you. First it'll make the trail shorter, Marshall.

[Medora]

Well, my, just look at all that firewood. I'm right obliged to you, men.

[Matt Dillon]

You're welcome.

[Medora]

I reckon I'll need every stick of it, too, with this wind driving the snow in through the north wall of the cabin.

[Chester]

God thing, I clean forgot.

[Matt Dillon]

Forgot what?

[Chester]

The chinking, the chickens? No, the chinking. The chinkens all fell out of the north wall of the house. Oh, I was aiming to fix it today. I got a lot of bark slabs cut laying out back to the barn.

[Matt Dillon]

Look, don't.

[Chester]

It's mighty hard on a woman in Madora's condition with the snow and the sleet blowing in on it.

[Matt Dillon]

Donny, would it be all right if we first.

[Chester]

I reckon that about does the job downstairs.

[Matt Dillon]

Yeah, I'm just about through here, too.

[Medora]

Well, that ain't a bad piece of.

[Chester]

Work, if I do say so myself. Oh, sir, a carpenter couldn't have done one bit better.

[Matt Dillon]

Yeah, I gotta keep the wind out.

[Chester]

Oh, that looks fine, Marshall. Just fine. I'm mighty obliged to you, man. Oh, that's all right. Well, I know you got your duty to do. You got to take me in. And I want you to know there's no hard feelings about it. And I appreciate the way you've both been. Sedition. Help me get things in shape. So Maduro be all right here alone? It ain't many lawmen that take the trouble.

[Matt Dillon]

Well, she's got enough problems about making it worse for us. Let's Put the tools away and get started. It's gonna be dark before we get to Dodge.

[Chester]

Sir, you sure are right about her having plenty of problems, Marshall, in her condition and all. And now the cattle gone.

[Matt Dillon]

The cattle gone?

[Chester]

Of course, we only had about 20 head, but with me going to prison, maybe there would have been enough to see her through. Her and the little one.

[Matt Dillon]

What do you mean, the cattle's gone?

[Chester]

I had him there in the meta back of the corral, letting them pick clean what pasture was left. Guess they drifted off.

[Matt Dillon]

Well, of course they drifted off. When that storm hit, they turned tail and moved along with the wind. Cattle always do that, man.

[Chester]

I guess it don't matter much, though. Madora couldn't take care of nohow, not in her condition.

[Matt Dillon]

Well, she could if you'd hold them in the corral there next to the barn. All she'd have to do is push the hay out of the loft door.

[Chester]

I reckon they drifted down south there about three miles and come up against the bluff. Oh, they'll probably mill around and freeze to death there if storm keeps up.

[Matt Dillon]

About three miles, huh?

[Chester]

I was aiming to go after him, but of course, one man alone wouldn't have had much chance.

[Matt Dillon]

All right, dy, come on. Let's go find your cattle.

[Chester]

That's the meanest, crankiest or bunch of cattle I ever seen. All my born days.

[Matt Dillon]

Dog's really got a boot.

[Chester]

You know, that hat turned out to be more of a chore night, Marshall.

[Matt Dillon]

Yeah. Yeah, it sure said so.

[Chester]

I just don't know how I'd have managed without you fellas helping. We're mighty grateful to you. Me and Medora both.

[Matt Dillon]

Well, we couldn't let the cattle freeze.

[Chester]

Well, if you wait now till I put these landers in the barn, we can leave anytime you say. Oh, unless, of course, you'd like some.

[Matt Dillon]

Hot coffee for Jody. It's dark now. You know as well as I do we're not going to ride back to Dodge tonight.

[Chester]

Well, say, in that case, maybe you wouldn't mind helping me kill and dress a couple of dozen hands. Couple doesn't hens and hang them up under the ease to freeze.

[Medora]

Oh, my goodness.

[Chester]

Chicken broth. Mighty good for a woman in Maduro.

[Matt Dillon]

Look, Dody, we've already chopped your wood, fixed your house and rounded up your cattle.

[Chester]

Oh, you've been mighty.

[Matt Dillon]

All right, all right. We'll help you dress your chickens. We'll make soap for you, salt down the pork preserve eggs. Anything you say up until midnight. Then I'm going to get some sleep. And at sun up we're going to ride into Dodge and you're going to j. Chester. Hey, Chester, come on, wake up.

[Chester]

What's the matter, Mr. Jones?

[Matt Dillon]

You told me you're the one who's supposed to be on guard.

[Chester]

Huh? Why, it's after daylight. I must doze off for a second.

[Matt Dillon]

You wait a couple of hours, don't you?

[Chester]

Quint? Doty. Did he get away?

[Matt Dillon]

No, he's in there. I just woke him up.

[Medora]

Oh.

[Chester]

Well, I kind of figured he wasn't.

[Matt Dillon]

Going nowhere in that storm. What storm?

[Chester]

Why, it's over.

[Matt Dillon]

That died out during the night. You better get yourself collected, Chester. We're heading for Dodge.

[Chester]

My, just look at that sun on the snow with you now. Them boots had had a sw. Oh.

[Matt Dillon]

What's the matter?

[Chester]

Oh, Mrs. I'm so lame I don't even know if I can stand up straight.

[Matt Dillon]

Well, keep trying. I swear I'm gonna have to be.

[Chester]

Spoon fed for a month. I ain't never worked so hard in all my life.

[Medora]

Hello? Is anybody hard?

[Chester]

Somebody outside?

[Matt Dillon]

Yeah. By golly, it's dark.

[Chester]

Dark?

[Matt Dillon]

Well, come on in, you old reprobate.

[Chester]

I was just tying up my horse and buggy. Wonder what he's doing out this way.

[Matt Dillon]

Seeing a patient, I guess. He must have left town awful early.

[Chester]

Hey, did somebody ride up?

[Matt Dillon]

Yeah, it's Doc. You about ready to leave? Billy?

[Chester]

There's still a mind to take.

[Matt Dillon]

Nothing's changed.

[Chester]

Well, Matt. Chester.

[Medora]

So this is where you've been hiding out.

[Matt Dillon]

How are you, Doc?

[Chester]

Good morning, Clint. Morning Dollar. Get any coffee? Oh, have some in two shapes, Doc. Medora?

[Medora]

Yes, please.

[Chester]

Will you come out and fix some coffee?

[Medora]

Yes, a minute.

[Matt Dillon]

What are you doing out here this time of morning, Doc?

[Chester]

Oh, the Murdoch baby was acting up. Touch the croup. So I spent the night there. Thought I'd just drop over and say hello to Dodors. Long as I was this close.

[Matt Dillon]

You couldn't have done that in town. I'm taking him in.

[Chester]

You're taking him in? For what?

[Matt Dillon]

Robbing Jonah Sendmel's store night before last.

[Chester]

Robbing the. Now where'd you get that idea?

[Matt Dillon]

Jonas claims he recognized him.

[Chester]

Wilbur Jonas hasn't got the sense the good Lord gave a gopher magic they caught.

[Matt Dillon]

The fella had done that. What?

[Chester]

That's right. There was some drifter riding through town. He threw a lot of money into a poker game and the boys got kind of suspicious and he finally admitted the whole thing. So they buy the jail keys and judge bent and lock them up until you get Back. Well, Clint, didn't you tell him? Well, I.

[Matt Dillon]

Tell me, Clint.

[Chester]

He couldn't have done it, Matt. He was playing poker at the time with me and Mollus Grimmick in the back room of the livery stable.

[Matt Dillon]

Dodie.

[Chester]

Now, Marshall, I didn't lie to you. You asked me if I could prove where I wasn't. I didn't know Doc's word was actual proof. Clement Doty. He done that deliberate, Mr. Dillon. Letting us think he was guilty just to get us to do all that work for him.

[Matt Dillon]

And I suppose the st story about your wife having a baby.

[Chester]

Oh, that's the gospel truth, Marshall. Well, it sure is, Matt. I'll vouch for that. Let me see now. It's about another six months.

[Matt Dillon]

Let me see.

[Chester]

Around the first of July.

[Matt Dillon]

First of July?

[Chester]

Yes. I didn't say when, Marshall. You didn't ask me.

[Medora]

Ain't you going to wish us well?

[Matt Dillon]

The first of July? So help me, Dody, for two cents.

[Chester]

We might even name him after you, Marshall, if we can't think of nothing else. Oh.

[Matt Dillon]

All right. All right, Don, how about some of that coffee, huh? Gun Smoke produced and Directed by Norman McDonald. Stars William Conrad as Matt Dillon, U.S. marshal. The story was specially written for Gunsmoke by Les Clutchfield with editorial supervision by John Meston. Featured in the task were Joseph Kearns, Virginia Gregg and Ralph Moody. Charlie Bear is Chester, Howard McNear is Doc and Georgia Ellis City. This is George Walsh inviting you to join us again next week for another story on Gun Smoke. Get the complete news first on the CBS Radio Network, CBS Chicago, the 780 spot in your dial WBBM.

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