Medicine Man | Gunsmoke (04-28-57)

Summary

Gunsmoke: "Medicine Man" (Original Airdate: April 28, 1957)

Old Time Radio Westerns Podcast | Host: Andrew Rhynes
Episode Date: March 29, 2026

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Episode Overview

This episode of Gunsmoke, titled “Medicine Man,” transports listeners into classic Dodge City, where themes of law, fairness, and the Wild West’s spirit clash over a visiting medicine show's right to operate. The narrative follows U.S. Marshal Matt Dillon as he finds himself mediating a dispute between a traveling “medicine man,” Hart Finney, and the powerful local saloonkeeper, Grant Medford, who claims Finney is trespassing on his land. As tensions rise, questions of property rights, legal maneuvering, and the humanity beneath the law’s surface drive the action, all while Dodge City's citizens look on—and sometimes scheme—themselves.

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Key Discussion Points and Plot Progression

Introduction to the Conflict: The Medicine Show Arrives

[02:44 – 07:39]

• Hart Finney and his wife arrive with a wagon loaded with “Dr. Walker’s Muscle Bone Broke Blood and Nerve Tonic.” Finney performs a boisterous sales pitch, attracting a crowd.
• Mr. Jones, Chester, and Marshal Dillon observe with curiosity and skepticism.
  • Chester (about Finney): “He sure does get rot up, don’t he?” [04:37]
• Conflict begins when Medford files a formal complaint, claiming Finney is trespassing on Medford’s land.

Law and Land: Medford vs. Finney

[07:39 – 11:45]

• Dillon explains that while many assume the land is public, Medford owns it under the Homestead Act, but has not “proven it up.”
• Medford is determined:
  • Medford: “You get them two out of there … if you ain’t man enough, then me and the boys will come around and do it for you.” [10:01]
• The law’s limits and community expectations are at odds; Dillon remains calm and obliged to enforce Medford’s rights—at first.

Tonic or Snake Oil? Small-Town Skepticism

[10:41 – 13:49]

• Doc humorously buys the tonic, claiming he's testing it for harmful effects.
  • Doc: “I wanted to find out what was in it, you understand? See if it was harmful or not.” [11:12]
  • Chester: “Just the same, Doc, it’s got a mighty pleasant taste to it. Ought to—it’s 20% alcohol, Grant.” [11:26]
• The tonic is revealed to be less miraculous than Finney claims, amusing the regulars in Dodge.

Legal Maneuvering and Loyalty

[12:04 – 13:49]

• Meg Finney, Hart’s wife, stands by her husband, reluctant to reveal his whereabouts to Dillon, demonstrating deep loyalty.
• Hart returns with an injunction from Judge Bent, revealing the “public domain” status of the land, which upends Medford’s claim.

The Showdown: Justice and Resolution

[14:13 – 19:16]

• Medford rallies a group of armed men, prepared for confrontation.
• Marshal Dillon intervenes, and a tense standoff ensues. Dillon disarms and personally confronts Medford, leading to a fistfight.
  • Dillon (to Medford’s men): “First one of you that makes a move, blow a hole at him with that shotgun.” [18:07]
• Dillon wins, Medford is disgraced but alive, and his men stand down. The Finneys are permitted to continue their show, the law upheld.

Dodge City's New Park: Civic Progress

[20:03 – 20:29]

• The town, by law and deed, receives a new public space—a “municipal park” where the medicine show can continue:
  • Matt Dillon: “Well, looks like Dodge has got its open new municipal park, doesn’t it?” [20:03]

Closing Remarks & Anniversary Reflection

[20:51 – 22:32]

• The narrator marks the fifth anniversary of Gunsmoke, reflecting on its role in portraying the legendary American West.
  • Narrator: “We like to think that Gunsmoke has had a part in portraying it. We’ve tried for as much truth as good drama will allow…”
• Cast and production credits are delivered, emphasizing the show’s historical and dramatic aspirations.

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Notable Quotes

• Chester (on Finney’s pitch): “He sure does get rot up, don’t he?" [04:37]
• Hart Finney (selling tonic): “This bottle is going to change your whole plan life for every single one of you.” [03:34]
• Matt Dillon (on enforcing the law): “I got no choice, Mr. Finney. I got to serve this man notice on you.” [07:24]
• Medford (challenging Dillon): “If you ain’t man enough, then me and the boys will come around and do it for you…” [10:01]
• Doc (buying tonic): “I wanted to find out what was in it, you understand? See if it was harmful or not.” [11:12]
• Matt Dillon (on property law): “Unimproved land that’s left open to public use without protest for five years or more reverts to public domain.” [16:41]
• Chester (as Doc keeps sampling the tonic): “You sure that stuff’s only 20% alcohol?” [20:34]

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• [02:44] – Hart Finney’s medicine show begins
• [04:37] – Chester on Finney’s elaborate salesmanship
• [07:24] – Matt Dillon serves trespassing notice
• [10:01] – Medford threatens vigilante action
• [11:12] – Doc “tests” the tonic for safety (humorous)
• [13:08] – Hart returns with legal papers (public land)
• [15:49] – Standoff: Medford and his men arrive
• [17:10] – Legal revelation: land is public domain
• [18:14] – Fistfight between Matt Dillon and Medford
• [20:03] – New municipal park for Dodge City
• [20:51] – Anniversary reflection on Gunsmoke and its impact

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Memorable Moments

• Doc’s joke about “testing” the tonic for “safety,” which is clearly an excuse to sample the alcohol content.
• Dillon’s composed authority in facing Medford’s mob, shifting from legal formalities to direct action and fisticuffs.
• Community relief and wit when Dodge gains an inadvertent public park, representing a small, civilized victory for everyone except the greedy Medford.

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Episode Tone and Style

Blending earnest lawfulness, classic Western tension, and wry humor, the episode retains the measured, rugged straightforwardness emblematic of Gunsmoke. The camaraderie and quirks of the regulars temper the gravity of the core conflict—justice as both letter and spirit is the through-line.

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Fans of classic Western storytelling will appreciate this episode’s authentic blend of legal wrangling, neighborly loyalty, colorful scams, and old-fashioned brawling—all brought to life by iconic radio performances and the expertly restored audio by OTRWesterns.

Transcript

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[Matt Dillon]

Foreign.

[Andrew Rines]

Welcome to the Old Time Radio Westerns. I'm your host, Andrew Rines and let's get into this episode. This episode is going to be Gunsmoke Original Air date is April 28, 1957 and the title is Medicine Man.

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[Narrator]

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 Sport Starring William Conrad. The story of the violence that moved west with young America. And the story of a man who moved with it.

[Matt Dillon]

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.

[Hart Finney]

Got a pretty smart idea there, Mr. Jones.

[Grant Medford]

Oh, what do you mean, justice?

[Hart Finney]

Well, fixing up the back of his

[Chester]

wagon that way with that flare of piano. That thing that drops down, makes a platform stand on and feel it.

[Grant Medford]

The crowd.

[Hart Finney]

That took some thinking to do to think of that.

[Matt Dillon]

Well, he better go on thinking to figure out some new place to set it up.

[Hart Finney]

I don't want nobody to.

[Chester]

He's about to start his selling talk.

[Grant Medford]

Yeah, now we'll wait till he finishes.

[Hart Finney]

There will be more of that later, folks. But right now I'm to going going to let you in on the T of a lifetime.

[Chester]

Reckon we are moving a little D closer. Mister.

[Hart Finney]

This is fine to look close to

[Grant Medford]

this bottle I'm holding in my hand

[Hart Finney]

because this bottle is going to change your whole plan life for every single one of you.

[Chester]

You're asking me why?

[Hart Finney]

And I'm going to tell you why.

[Grant Medford]

I didn't hear nobody ask.

[Hart Finney]

Every one of these bottles is filled right up to the court with old Dr. Walker's muscle bone Broke Blood and Nerve Tonic. And if there's a man, a woman or a child here that ain't ever heard of old Dr. Walker's muscle bone Burdened Nerve tonic, let him speak right up now and display his.

[Matt Dillon]

You heard of it?

[Hart Finney]

Justice I. Tonight, you good people of Dodge City, opportunity is yours because it is my favorite to introduce the first time on the frontier this famous elixir, this bottle tram of radiant health, this magic BL of 27, mind you, 27 powerful drugs and herbs. Many of them taken from the magic medical secrets of ancient Greece and Egypt.

[Chester]

He sure does get rot up, don't he?

[Hart Finney]

Listen, now that I owe me to the first 20 of you who step up here, I will give the unheard of opportunity of buying a new life for the unbelievable and insignificant sum of only one dollar. One silver dollar. Now who'll be first?

[Grant Medford]

You going to join?

[Matt Dillon]

Now, now wait till he finishes with his customers here.

[Hart Finney]

Richard. Howdy there. Just a minute sir. I have to get you a bottle

[Grant Medford]

out of the wagon. No, I. I'm not a customer.

[Matt Dillon]

My name's Dylan.

[Grant Medford]

Matt Dylan.

[Matt Dillon]

I. I'm a U.S. marshal here in Dodge.

[Grant Medford]

Oh, I see.

[Matt Dillon]

Well, it's the law.

[Hart Finney]

My name is Hart Finney.

[Chester]

Marshall.

[Hart Finney]

Meg, this is Marshall Dillon.

[Grant Medford]

This is my wife.

[Matt Dillon]

Pleased to meet you, man.

[Chester]

What do you want with us now?

[Grant Medford]

Meg? Meg.

[Hart Finney]

Marshall. I know how some of these tonics

[Grant Medford]

people sell are, but this one of mine is different, I'll swear to that.

[Matt Dillon]

Well, that's not quite what I mean.

[Hart Finney]

I had bad health, Marshall. That's why we had to leave Virginia and take up this kind of work. Live out in the open, the doctor said. And I'll tell you, I've been taking this tonic myself regularly and it helps too. I feel a dang sight better than I ever did.

[Matt Dillon]

Well, I'm glad to hear that.

[Hart Finney]

And the price ain't out of line neither. It cost me 60 cents a bottle, cash laid down in Kansas City. And if that's.

[Grant Medford]

Wait just a minute, mister.

[Matt Dillon]

I'm not here because of this medicine you're selling.

[Grant Medford]

It's.

[Matt Dillon]

Well, it's the spot that you picked or selling on.

[Grant Medford]

What's the matter with it? It's common held land, ain't it? No, it belongs to a man named Grant Medford, saloon keeper here in Dodge.

[Hart Finney]

But I asked a couple of people

[Grant Medford]

and they said it was public and even a. Well, one of everybody. Well, I know people have gotten kind of into the habit of thinking of

[Matt Dillon]

it as public property, but it isn't. Grant Medford took it up under the Homestead act quite a few years back.

[Grant Medford]

He just hasn't gotten around to proven it up yet. Oh, but now he's aiming to, is that it? All of a sudden?

[Matt Dillon]

Right this weekend?

[Grant Medford]

Well, I wouldn't know.

[Matt Dillon]

He still got a right to keep trespassers off though. So he's filed a legal complaint.

[Grant Medford]

Mr. Finny.

[Hart Finney]

It ain't like I was hurting the property none, Marshall. And I'm only going to be here less than a week just as my stock is gone.

[Matt Dillon]

I got no choice, Mr. Finney. I got to serve this man notice on you.

[Hart Finney]

The only vacant ground around that's close to the saloons and eating places where a lot of people come by.

[Matt Dillon]

I'm sorry.

[Grant Medford]

You're telling us to get. Is that it?

[Matt Dillon]

I'm afraid so, Mr. Finny.

[Grant Medford]

I can give you a little morning, that's all. Marshall, I'm a reasonable man. When I'm treated reasonable, it ain't you. I mean, you got your duty to do. But this fella Metford, well, he sounds mighty selfish. And I don't like a selfish man. No, Marshall, I'm not hurting a thing. I'm Stan.

[Matt Dillon]

Sorry, Mr.

[Grant Medford]

Funny, but the law says you can't. And what do you say? I'm a law man.

[Hart Finney]

Let me have a refill of that

[Chester]

rye whiskey there, Kitty.

[Kitty]

This one?

[Chester]

Yeah. Why don't you just set it here on the bar? Sure, why not? Go ahead, pour it yourself in.

[Kitty]

That's it.

[Grant Medford]

Well, I gotta see what my competitors are serving, don't I? Evening, kiddie.

[Kitty]

How are you, man?

[Chester]

Well, good evening, Marshall.

[Grant Medford]

Have a drink?

[Matt Dillon]

Not right now, thanks, my friend.

[Grant Medford]

Yeah.

[Chester]

Did you get rid of them trespassers for me?

[Matt Dillon]

They'll be leaving in the morning.

[Grant Medford]

In the morning?

[Chester]

Why didn't you boot them out tonight?

[Matt Dillon]

I won't read anything to let them stay the morning.

[Chester]

Of course, I might be persuaded to let that woman here stay around long she wants.

[Hart Finney]

He's a mighty good looker.

[Grant Medford]

Look, Medford, this man Finney seems to

[Matt Dillon]

be pretty decent and honest. He's heading out for Kansas City as soon as he gets rid of his stock. It wouldn't hurt you any to let him stay out the week, would it?

[Grant Medford]

Well now, I reckon you did see that woman all right. Sweet talk here. Did she? That's enough, Marshall. I signed a trespassing complaint, ain't that right?

[Matt Dillon]

Yeah, you did.

[Grant Medford]

Well then why don't you Just your service.

[Chester]

You're always talking to all fired holy

[Grant Medford]

about upholding the law. Ben.

[Matt Dillon]

Sir, I'm Just trying to give you a chance to do something for somebody

[Grant Medford]

for once in your life.

[Chester]

You get them two out of there.

[Grant Medford]

Marshall, if you ain't man enough, then me and the boys will come around and do it for you and your boys. Book your noses into my business and

[Matt Dillon]

I'll knock your heads together.

[Grant Medford]

Is that clear? I nothing more to say to you.

[Kitty]

Wait a minute, Mr. Medford.

[Grant Medford]

You owe me a dollar for those drinks. Dollar? With my place, you can get four drinks for a dollar.

[Kitty]

Sure, but we buy our liquor, we

[Chester]

don't make it in the back room.

[Hart Finney]

Where?

[Chester]

Now, man, that seems to be the trouble in there.

[Matt Dillon]

You ought to know, Doc. You and Chester have been standing there hanging on every word, flapping your ears like a pair of jackasses.

[Chester]

Oh, don't you go checking it out on us just because you're riled up at Grant Medford. That man's got me riled up too, Doc. Well, by all rights, I ought to be trying to run this out of town myself. You know he's gonna hurt my practice if that stuff makes everybody as healthy

[Grant Medford]

as he claims it will.

[Matt Dillon]

I notice you bought a bottle from him yourself, Doug.

[Grant Medford]

I did?

[Chester]

Oh, oh, yes, of course.

[Grant Medford]

Yes, yes.

[Chester]

Well, I was like I was seeing the chest. I wanted to find out what was in it, you understand? See if it was harmful or not.

[Grant Medford]

That's if you ask me. It ain't nothing harmful about it.

[Chester]

I bought myself two pint of it. Oh, yes, you would. You drink anything wrong as you put

[Grant Medford]

it up in a bottle.

[Chester]

Just the same, Doc, it's got a mighty pleasant taste to it. Ought to. It's 20% alcohol, Grant.

[Grant Medford]

Medicine's a cheap, crooked skin fixer and

[Chester]

everybody in town knows it. Now then, why don't you just tear up that wart and forget about it?

[Grant Medford]

I can't do that, Doctor.

[Matt Dillon]

Finish will have to pull out first thing in the morning.

[Kitty]

I don't know where he is. And I ain't lying to you, Martha.

[Matt Dillon]

I didn't say you were.

[Kitty]

Ms. Finnick, I tell you if I know, but I just.

[Grant Medford]

I don't know.

[Kitty]

At least not exactly.

[Matt Dillon]

He must have told you something before he left.

[Kitty]

Well, sure he did. Just like I said. You're to go here to leave us back.

[Grant Medford]

He knew the two of you were to be off this property first thing this morning.

[Kitty]

Oh, he knowed it, all right. He'll be here any minute now.

[Grant Medford]

Marshall.

[Matt Dillon]

Ms. Honey, how do you know he'll

[Grant Medford]

be here if you don't let you know where he went?

[Kitty]

I didn't say that. I said I didn't know where he was right this minute.

[Matt Dillon]

Then tell me where he went.

[Kitty]

I can't tell you, Marshall. Hart said not to. He said he'd explain you all about himself. Anything Hart says he'd do, I do.

[Grant Medford]

Look man, I know loyalty, it's a fine thing. But I sold an eviction notice on you two last night and you got to abide by it. Your feelings are. I need. There's no. It's all right, Marshall. It's all right. She was only doing what she was doing.

[Hart Finney]

What is he that judge of yours, what's his name?

[Grant Medford]

Judge Bannon? Yeah. Open minded law too. Why he gave me a paper here. Marshall, I reckon maybe you ought to take a look at him. Kind of think something like this or the hole up provided a report. You're a mind to enforce the law who sink you out of town as you do with the dark city station a man's right. It's right. It's definitely no matter where he comes from. Then you will back up this here piece of paper. That might take some dawn.

[Matt Dillon]

Aunt Medford's a hard man and he's

[Grant Medford]

got some many tough boys working for him. Marshal, maybe the law here can't be bought out, but could it maybe get scared? Why don't you just wait Mr. Penny and you'll see.

[Chester]

I don't see many Medford boys in that crowd, Mr. Jones.

[Matt Dillon]

He'll bring him with him. Chester, whenever he gets himself worked up.

[Hart Finney]

I want your undivided attention. If you. Now, in just a few short minutes, I'm going to open the doors of opportunity to one and all of you once again. And while you're waiting, my good wife Meg will put a new row in the Tiana. All right, man, give the good folks

[Chester]

in the new table. Hello man. Chestnut.

[Matt Dillon]

Our Doc.

[Chester]

You ought to brought yourself a little extra help, Grant. Mentor will have eight or ten men with him. I told him the same thing.

[Matt Dillon]

You're almost right, Doc.

[Grant Medford]

He's got nine men with him when he finds it.

[Hart Finney]

Oh.

[Chester]

Oh my God.

[Grant Medford]

Here they come. Marshall.

[Hart Finney]

Marshall.

[Grant Medford]

He's coming down the street there.

[Matt Dillon]

I figured I'd better slap my gun

[Hart Finney]

on and come down here and help.

[Matt Dillon]

Now you can unstrap it, Mr. Finney and get back over to that wagon and run your show.

[Grant Medford]

I ain't never asked another man to fight my battle.

[Matt Dillon]

Get me in this case, it's the law fight now.

[Grant Medford]

Go on.

[Matt Dillon]

Now you get into this with a gun in your belt. It's the same as asking for A shooting. So you stay out of it. All right, Marshall. Come on, Chester. We'll walk out to the street and meet him. Chester. You stay out of it too, Doc.

[Chester]

I will. In a pig's eye. Old Met looks mighty upset, Mr. John.

[Matt Dillon]

I imagine he is. He's had all day to get that way.

[Chester]

What's the meaning of this, Marshall?

[Matt Dillon]

All right, that's far enough. You men.

[Chester]

How come you ain't enforced that warrant?

[Grant Medford]

Marshall, how come you didn't kick these

[Chester]

trespassers off my property?

[Matt Dillon]

I'm afraid it'd be against the law.

[Chester]

Against the law?

[Matt Dillon]

It turns out it's not your property after all.

[Grant Medford]

What are you talking about?

[Matt Dillon]

The fact that Hart Finney and Judge Bent put their heads together this morning and came up with a writ of injunction. Yeah, you can take a look at it if you want. Seems this ground's public domain.

[Grant Medford]

What kind of enigling you trying to pull off?

[Chester]

I took up this land eight years ago.

[Matt Dillon]

That's right, Method. But you didn't build on it and

[Grant Medford]

you didn't prove it up.

[Matt Dillon]

And according to Judge Bent, unimproved line that's left open to public use without protest for five years or more reverts to public domain.

[Chester]

Judge Bent's out of his mind.

[Matt Dillon]

That well over there has been used by everybody in town for the last six years. The Judge Bent figures that's plenty of public use to wipe out your claim to the title.

[Chester]

You hear that boy? Shyster carnival barker turns out to be

[Grant Medford]

a squatter, a low down land grabber.

[Matt Dillon]

Now wait a minute, Medford Benny hasn't grabbed anything.

[Chester]

Now he's got the law swinging along with him.

[Grant Medford]

Wise, maybe. Perhaps he got that pretty faced knife that is his sweet talk remarks.

[Matt Dillon]

Now I warned you about that once.

[Grant Medford]

All right, come on, get up. You're not hurt that bad. You're Marshall. I talk big too. I was a gunslinger talking to a

[Chester]

businessman I knew couldn't begin to outdraw me.

[Grant Medford]

You got some kind of suggestion you want to make sure? Sure you take off that thing, I'll break in two. Chester. Chester.

[Matt Dillon]

First one of Medford's men that makes

[Grant Medford]

a move, blow a hole at him with that shotgun.

[Matt Dillon]

Here.

[Grant Medford]

Doug.

[Matt Dillon]

Oh, my gun belt.

[Grant Medford]

With him. Are you sure?

[Matt Dillon]

All right, Mr.

[Grant Medford]

Method, start breaking. I'm ready.

[Narrator]

I've been waiting for a chance like this.

[Chester]

Watch out for his spurs. Man. This small man. Least one can fight.

[Matt Dillon]

Have you had enough? My buddy?

[Hart Finney]

I kill you. All right,

[Chester]

All right, all right. You men who work for him.

[Hart Finney]

Any of you want to take up where he left off.

[Matt Dillon]

Then pack him down the street and soak him in that horse trough. He can't lie here all night. Go on.

[Grant Medford]

We're both mighty grateful to you, Martin.

[Matt Dillon]

Ah, forget it, mister. Funny. It would happen sooner or later even

[Grant Medford]

if you hadn't been here. He's had. I'd come for a long time.

[Chester]

He certainly has, Matt. And you gave it to him good.

[Matt Dillon]

You know, Mr. Finny, you better grab on to this crowd and sell them some tonic before they start drifting away.

[Narrator]

My golly, you're right.

[Matt Dillon]

Thanks again.

[Grant Medford]

All right.

[Matt Dillon]

Well, looks like Dodge has got its open new municipal park, doesn't it?

[Chester]

Yeah, that's right.

[Hart Finney]

Looks like we're going to be civilized around here 40 miles.

[Chester]

We sure are, Chester. Oh, excuse me, boys. I got to get me some more of that stuff.

[Matt Dillon]

You're still testing it, Doc?

[Chester]

Well, of course. What else would I be doing?

[Matt Dillon]

Hey, tell me something, will you?

[Chester]

Tell you what?

[Matt Dillon]

You sure that stuff's only 20% alcohol?

[Grant Medford]

Thank you, George.

[Matt Dillon]

You know, it was just five years ago this month that Matt Dillon, Chester, Kitty and Doc first walked along the plaza in Dodge City, Kansas. And there's one very good reason why you still find them living there in that wild camp at the edge of the high plains. CBS radio's listeners seem to want it that way. It's our feeling that perhaps no period in American history has given birth to so many giant, legendary or historical as those fabulous frontier years. We like to think that Gunsmoke has had a part in portraying it. We've tried for as much truth as good drama will allow and as research will furnish. We like to think also that radio brings you the full flavor of this old West. Matt Dillon's little asides to Chester Proudfoot and conjure up vivid pictures of, oh, the Kansas plains, the sod huts, the great herds of Texas cattle, the heat, the mud, the buffalo skinners, the lonely ranging bands of Indians. All of which have long since vanished from the American scene. So on this, our fifth anniversary, may we sincerely thank you for your interest, which, after all, made the whole thing possible.

[Narrator]

Gun Smoke produced and Directed by Norman McDonnell. Stars William Conrad as Matt Dillon, U.S. marshal. The story was partially written for Gunsmoke by Les Crutchfield with editorial supervision by John Meston. The Gunsmoke theme was the composed by Rex Corey, sound patterns by Tom Hanley and Bill James. Featured in the cast were John Dana, Vic Perrin and Virginia Greg Harley Bear is Chester, Howard McNair is Doc and Georgia Ellis is Kitty. William Conrad co starring with Academy Award winner Anthony Quinn may soon be seen in his own production of the Ride Back for the Associates and Aldrich, a United Artist released. Join us again next week for another story on gun smoke.

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[Chester]

Foreign.

[Andrew Rines]

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