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The Classic TV Archive - TV Western series
ZIV
Bat Masterson
Episode Guide - September 2005
(eps #1.20 #1.30 #1.36 #2.18)
compiled by
The Classic TV Archive
with contributions by:
Louis H. Allgood, Sal Crisanti
references:
Library of Congress (telnet://locis.loc.gov)
Internet Movie Database (http://www.us.imdb.com)

Ziv Television Programs, Inc.
for
NBC (Wednesdays 9:30pm EST)(season 1)(1958-59)
NBC (Thursdays 8:00pm EST)(season 2)(1959-60)
NBC (Thursdays 8:30pm EST)(season 3)(1960-61)
Produced by Andy White and Frank Pitman

US Western series 1958-61  108 episodes x 30 min bw

Starring

Gene Barry
as Bat Masterson

Bat Masterson's horse was named "StarDust."

Premise:
Stories of a dandified gunfighter.

Directors included:
Alan Crosland Jr, William Conrad

Bat Masterson Theme Song:
"Back when the West was very young
There lived a man named Masterson
He wore a cane and derby hat
They called him Bat, Bat Masterson.

A man of steel the stories say
But women's eyes all glanced his way
A gambler's game he always won
They called him Bat, Bat Masterson.

The trail that he blazed is still there
No one has come since to replace his name
And those with too ready a trigger forgot to figger
On his fighting fame.


So in the legends of the West
One name stands out from all the rest
The man who had the fastest gun
They called him Bat, Bat Masterson."


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NBC Wednesdays 9:30 pm Eastern

1.01 [--] Bat Masterson: Double Showdown (1958.10.08)
Written by Gene Levitt
Directed by Walter Doniger
Robert Middleton .............. Big Keel Roberts
Jean Willes ................... Lucy Slater
Elisha Cook, Jr. .............. Pete Sheeley
Adele Mara .................... Maria
King Donovan .................. Shorty Keenan
Charles Maxwell ............... Ed Caulder
K.L. Smith .................... Chuck
William Vaughn ................ Nelson
Gambler and saloon-keeper Big Keel Roberts owns a lively, lucrative Arizona
town. Bat comes to town on behalf of a friend who Big Keel is crushing.
This story - a matter of historic legend from the 1870's with two
different endings - is shown with both conclusions.

1.02 [--] Bat Masterson: Two Graves for Swan Valley (1958.10.15)
Written by Andrew White
Directed by Walter Doniger
Broderick Crawford ............ Ben Thompson
Murvyn Vye .................... Big Ed Bacon
Bill Henry .................... Griff Hanley
Marcia Henderson .............. Molly Doyle
Patrick McVey ................. Angus McLarnin
Tough, hot-tempered Sgt. Foley orders Bat out of Swan Valley - Bat has
become interested in Foley's girl Molly Doyle.

1.03 [--] Bat Masterson: Dynamite Blows Two Ways (1958.10.22)
Written by Gene Levitt
Directed by Bernard Girard
Reed Hadley ................... Raoul Cummings
Susan Cummings ................ Valorie Mitchell
Tyler McVey ................... Thompson
Tom McKee ..................... Swede
Jeff DeBenning ................ Horton
Sometimes-cattleman Bat wins a herd in a poker game. Ruthless rancher
Raoul Cummings blocks his route to the Cheyenne stockyards.

1.04 [--] Bat Masterson: Stampede at Tent City (1958.10.29)
Written by David Friedkin and Mort Fine
Directed by David Friedkin
William Conrad ................ Clark Benson
James Best .................... Joe Best
Joan Marshall ................. Laura Hopkins
Troy Melton ................... Wrangler
Laura Hopkins calls Bat for help. She and others are herding horses and
breaking them for sale to the army. When turmoil leads to gunfire, the
inevitable happens - a stampede of wild horses.

1.05 [--] Bat Masterson: The Fighter (1958.11.05)
Written by Turnley Walker
Directed by Eddie Davis
Marie Windsor ................. Polly Landers
Robert Wilke .................. Bull Kirby
Patrick Waltz ................. Jim Bemis
Ray Kellogg ................... Brock
Sportsman Bat admires a promising young boxer. Bat entices the manager
into a poker game and wins the fighter's contract.

1.06 [--] Bat Masterson: Bear Bait (1958.11.12)
Written by Andrew White
Directed by Bernard Girard
James Westerfield ............. Sharpley Howell
Patricia Donahue .............. Joyce
Milton Frome .................. Sheriff Clark
Bobby Hall .................... Roger
Wayne Burson .................. U.S. MArshal
Acting as guide, Bat takes on a party bent on hunting bear. As the
expedition moves forward, Bat reassess that three of his companions are
fugitives from murder and robbery charges in other states.

1.07 [--] Bat Masterson: A Noose Fits Anybody (1958.11.19)
Written by John Elliott
Directed by Eddie Davis
Murvyn Vye .................... Bid Ed Bacon
Bill Henry .................... Griff Hanley
Gary Vinson ................... Billy Thompson
Ernestine Clarke .............. Lola Faire
Robert Swan ................... Ben Thompson
Jack Wagner ................... Deputy
Les Hellman ................... Ray Clinton
Max Palmer .................... 1st Bartender
George C. Jones ............... 2nd Bartender
George Offerman ............... Dealer
Billy Nelson .................. Ringmaster
Clayton Behee ................. Aerial Act
Jack Bray ..................... Aerial Act
The smartest deck-hand (card deck, that is) in the West - Bat Masterson -
is about to be gunned down during a game when trigger-happy Ben Thompson
saves his life.

1.08 [--] Bat Masterson: Dude's Folly (1958.11.26)
Written by Donald Brinkley
Directed by Otto Lang
Leo Gordon .................... Joe Quinch
Nancy Hadley .................. Jan Larkin
Joe Turkel .................... Woody Larkin
Allison Hayes ................. Ellie Winters
Jack Reitzen .................. Packy
Joe Quince tries running Jan and Woody Larkin out of town because he wants
the store they inherited from their father. In the midst of this danger,
Bat agrees to teach Woody how to handle a gun.

1.09 [--] Bat Masterson: The Treasure of Worry Hill (1958.12.03)
Written by Gene Levitt
Directed by John Rich
Audrey Dalton ................. Abigail Feather
Ross Martin ................... Caulder Larson
Harvey Stephens ............... Issac Parker
Bob Anderson .................. Richard Woodman
Ken Drake ..................... Burdette
Prospector Bat seeks a reputedly fabulous cache.

1.10 [--] Bat Masterson: Cheyenne Club (1958.12.17)
Written by D.D. Beauchamp
Directed by Walter Doniger
Karl Swenson .................. Pate
Dean Harens ................... Steven Haley
William Tannen ................ John Conant
Louise Fletcher ............... Sarah Lou
Olan Soule .................... Bartender
John Close .................... Homesteader
Frank Warren .................. Marshal
Bill Catching ................. Kansas
Lenny Geer .................... Woody
Joe Ferrente .................. Trent
Influential John Conant calls Bat to Cheyenne. The most adept card player
of the frontier, Bat is able to test the rumors that Steve Haley (Conant's
daughter's fiancee) is a poker cheat.

1.11 [--] Bat Masterson: Sherman's March Through Dodge City (1958.12.24)
Written by Maurice Tombragel
Directed by Eddie Davis
John Gallaudet ................ Gen. Sherman
Robert J. Stevenson ........... Luke
Michael Whalen ................ Marshal
William Joyce
Harvey B. Dunn
Joe Hamilton .................. President Hayes
Phyllis Coghlan
Bat mixes in politics when President Rutherford B. Hayes and Gen. William
Tecumseh Sherman, the scourge of Atlanta, come to Dodge City on a campaign
tour.

1.12 [--] Bat Masterson: Trail Pirate (1958.12.31)
Written by W. Root and W. Douglas
Directed by Bernard Girard
Gloria Talbott ................ Ellen Parish
Barry Atwater ................. Egan
James Bannon .................. Sheriff
Howard Wright ................. Trail Outfitter
Hank Patterson ................ Prospector
Charles MacDonald HEard ....... Vail
Kenneth Alton ................. Hyde
Frank Watkins ................. Man
Between the scorching desert and ruthless trail pirates, wagon train after
wagon train are destroyed. The unique method the pirates use to lure the
wagons astray puts Bat on the track of a monstrous conspiracy.

1.13 [--] Bat Masterson: Double Trouble in Trinidad (1959.01.07)
Written by Constance Smith
Directed by Monte Pittman
Lance Fuller .................. Mornsby
Yvette Vickers ................ Jessie Simmons
Dick Reeves ................... George Swift
Richard Bakalyan .............. Sam Teller
Johnny Silver ................. Drummer
Harry Clexx ................... Hotel Clerk
John Falvo .................... Joe
David Tyrrell ................. Gant Keely
John Baxter ................... Lead Guard
Charles Seel .................. Barkeep
Robert Lynn ................... Transfer Clerk
Learning that a man is impersonating him in the town of Trinidad, Bat
proceeds to imitate his imitator.

1.14 [--] Bat Masterson: Election Day (1959.01.14)
Written by Turnley Walker
Directed by Monroe Askins
Peter Hansen .................. Teddy Wright
Dan Sheridan .................. Joe Rankin
Kasey Rogers .................. Kitty Meadows
Gene Roth ..................... Oliver Hinton
Vance Skarstedt ............... Sheriff
Ken Christy ................... Morgan
Trail boss Bat runs afoul of an illegal toll as he leads a drive to the
trail head.

1.15 [--] Bat Masterson: One Bullet from Broken Bow (1959.01.21)
Written by Andrew White
Directed by Allen Miner
H.M. Wynant ................... Stone Calf
Joan O'Brien .................. Dolores Clark
Donna Martell ................. Barbara Rafferty
Susan Whitney ................. Lori Rafferty
Charles Maxwell ............... Gen. Phil Sheridan
Bob Shield .................... Capt. Dayton
At the request of Gen. Phil Sheridan, heroic Bat challenges renegade Chief
Stone Calf. Purpose of the challenge: rescue the Rafferty sisters from
Stone Calf's war party which kidnapped them.

1.16 [--] Bat Masterson: A Personal Matter (1959.01.28)
Written by Francis Van Hartesvelt
Directed by Eddie Davis
Alan Hale, Jr. ................ Bailey Harper
Peggy Knudsen ................. Louisa Carey
Raymond Hatton ................ Adam Fairbanks
Don Eitner .................... Stage Driver
Robert Lynn ................... Inn Clerk
Dennis Moore .................. Tim Clovis
Tom London .................... Sheriff
Pierce Lyden .................. Blacksmith
Outlaw Bailey Harper says Bat will never find him. After Harper steals
Bat's gun, money, and horse, Bat tests his skill at trailing fugitives.

1.17 [--] Bat Masterson: License to Cheat (1959.02.04)
Written by George Slavin
Directed by Jesse Hibbs
Douglas Kennedy ............... Jeb Crater
Allison Hayes ................. Ellie Winters
William Phipps ................ Ken Wills
Brett King .................... Hub Elliott
James Winslow ................. Stan Larson
Frank Scannell ................ Sandy
Jean Paul King ................ Curly
Moody Blanchard ............... Red
Joel Riordan .................. Chuck
Andy Albin .................... Eddie
The sheriff of Mason City insists that Bat join the Protective Gamblers'
Association. The group seems unsavory to Bat - he refuses and is thrown
behind bars by the sheriff.

1.18 [--] Bat Masterson: Sharpshooter (1959.02.11)
Written by Maurice Tombragel
Directed by John Rich
Conrad Nagel .................. Harry Varden
Lisa Gaye ..................... Lori Dowling
Paul Dubov .................... Danny Dowling
Harry Fleer ................... Darby Cole
Anne Dore ..................... Jezebel
Bat, frequent target of gunfighters, falls into the sights of Harry Varden's
trigger man because Varden, saloonkeeper in Dodge City, fears that Bart
plans to relieve him of some property.

1.19 [--] Bat Masterson: River Boat (1959.02.18)
Jacques Aubuchon .............. King Henry
Patricia Powell ............... Nora
Walter Barnes ................. Paulson
Clark Howat ................... Murdock
Brett Halsey .................. Kyle
Bob Jellison .................. Mr. Perry
Bat is relieved of $10,000 in a daring riverboat holdup.

1.20 [--] Bat Masterson: BATTLE OF THE PASS
25Feb59 NBC Wed
Directed By Alan Crosland,Jr. [SC]
Written By Don Brinkley [SC]
Guest Cast:
Wayne Morris .................. Mace Pomeroy
Will Wright ................... Billy Willow
Roy Engel ..................... Maloney
Emile Meyer ................... Gen. Moran
Leo Needham ................... Bartender
Synopsis:
Bat commands one of the forces in a railroad war. Mace Pomeroy, frantically
attempting to beat General Moran in laying tracks through a canyon, offers
Bat a small fortune to help fight Moran. Bat, however, decides for Moran
and ends up in a historic gang fight in the wilds of the canyon country.


1.21 [--] Bat Masterson: Marked Deck (1959.03.11)
Denver Pyle ................... Dan Morgan
Cathy Downs ................... Amrlia Roberts
Phil Chambers ................. Sheriff
Richard Emory ................. William Roberts
Tom McKee ..................... Derelict
Ed Nelson ..................... Jedrow
Ollie O'Toole ................. Rinehart
Charles Boaz .................. Taggert
George Offerman ............... Dealer
Leake Bevil ................... Bartender
Morganville's bully-boy, Dan Morgan, cheats Bat in a poker game. Bat
executes a bold plan to retrieve his money: he discovers the names of
Morgan's other victims and sets out to settle scores for them as well as
for himself.

1.22 [--] Bat Masterson: INCIDENT IN LEADVILLE
18Mar59
Guest Cast:
Kathleen Crowley .............. Jo Hart
Edward C. Platt ............... Roy Evans
John Cliff .................... Jess Santola
Jack Lambert .................. King Fisher
Jonathan Hole ................. Mart
Lady newspaper editors are a great and colorful frontier tradition. One
of them, Jo Hart, inveighs against Bat, calling him a ruthless gunman and
scoundrel.

1.23 [--] Bat Masterson: The Tumbleweed Wagon (1959.03.25)
John Carradine ................ Vince Morgan
Paul Lambert .................. Luke Steiger
Fay Spain ..................... Julie Poe
Noel Drayton .................. Guitalist
When one of Bat's friends is murdered, Bat is deputized as a federal
officer to conduct the suspect - outlaw Luke Steiger - to Fort smith for
trial. However, Steiger disappears on the night before he and Bat leave
for their destination.

1.24 [--] Bat Masterson: Brunette Bombshell (1959.04.01)
Gene Nelson ................... Whit Morrison
Rebecca Welles ................ Isabel Fowler
Charles Fredericks ............ Marty
George Eldredge ............... Monroe Fowler
Sports-fan Bat fails to see eye to eye with the Denver Fire Department
about the fire hazards of the Denver Athletic Club. Bat has just bought
the institution - but the Fire Commissioner declares it a fire risk and
orders it torn down.

1.25 [--] Bat Masterson: Deadline (1959.04.08)
Ken Lynch ..................... Tim Minto
Dean Stanton .................. Jay Simms
Eve Brent ..................... Lorna Adams
Ralph Moody ................... Garth
Champion of justice Bat and lovely Lorna Adams race against time and the
executioner in an unusual adventure triggered by a stagecoach holdup.

1.26 [--] Bat Masterson: Man of Action (1959.04.22)
Harold J. Stone ............... Jess Hobart
Joan Elan ..................... Deborah Jenkins
Gavin Muir .................... Oliver Jenkins
Bat calls on his tailor at Junction, New Mexico. However, the well-known
craftsman is unable to serve Bat because of his political duties. This
leads to an unusual adventure for Bat.

1.27 [--] Bat Masterson: A Matter of Honor (1959.04.29)
Paula Raymond ................. Millie Wilkins
John Vivyan ................... Chip Grimes
Stephen Bekassy ............... Anton Von Landi
Kenneth MacDonald ............. Tack Colby
Austrian nobleman Anton von Landi, short of funds on the American frontier,
holds up a gambling casino. Unfortunately for him, Bat is in the process
of buying into the establishment.

1.28 [--] Bat Masterson: Lottery of Death (1959.05.13)
Warren Oates .................. Sonny Parsons
John Sutton ................... Andrew Stafford
Constance Ford ................ Gwen Parsons
Myron Healey .................. JAck Latigo
Len Hendry .................... Manager
Bill Erwin .................... Teller
Jack Lester ................... Bartender
Bat discovers that half of a great deal of money is still a great deal of
money. With his usual skill, Bat is winning a poker game in Tucson when
one of the players stakes half of a lottery ticket and Bat wins it.

1.29 [--] Bat Masterson: The Death of Bat Masterson (1959.05.20)
Claude Akins .................. Jack Fontana
Ruth Lee ...................... Nellie Fontana
Willard Waterman .............. Bank Manager
Cliff Edwards ................. A.J. Mulcaney
Bat is pleased to announce that reports of his death are much exaggerated.
When he tries to withdraw on his account in a Bonanza, Colorado bank, he
learns that the account was closed because he is "deceased."

1.30 [--] Bat Masterson: THE SECRECT IS DEATH
27May59 NBC Wed
Directed By Otto Lang [SC]
Written By Mikhail Rykoff [SC]
Guest Cast: [SC]
John Larch............as Garrickson
Allison Hayes............as Ellie Winters
George Neise............as Calhoun
Joel Ashley............as Sam Groebler
William Boyett............as Bodyguard #1
Tony Vize...........as Bodyguard #2
Troy Melton............as The Goverment Agent
Mel Bishop............as The Henchman
Larry Darr............as Bank Robber #1
Lenny Geer............as Bank Robber #2
Synopsis:
A crime wave sweeps Cheyenne, putting a burden upon the Territorial
Administrator. He turns to the one man he knows can handle his problem
- Bat Masterson.


1.31 [--] Bat Masterson: Promised Land (1959.06.10)
Gerald Mohr ................... Courney Shepherd
Carol Ohmart .................. Linda Beaudine
Arthur Space .................. Doc Ferguson
Cal Tinney .................... U.S. Marshal
Rance Howard .................. Fletcher
John Thye ..................... Spade
Bill Walker ................... Driver
In a community of reformed law breaks, Bat finds himself their bank
president.

1.32 [--] Bat Masterson: The Conspiracy (Part 1/2) (1959.06.17)
Arthur Shields ................ John Surratt
Diane Brewster ................ Lynn Harrison
Paul Richards ................. Ned Ruggles
Jerome Cowan .................. Jasper Salt
Ted DeCorsia .................. Bartender
Willis Bouchey ................ the Marshal
John Hart ..................... Wilson
Fifteen years after the fact, Bat finds himself involved in the Lincoln
assassination conspiracy. (2 parter)

1.33 [--] Bat Masterson: The Conspiracy (Part 2/2) (1959.06.24)
Arthur Shields ................ John Surratt
Diane Brewster ................ Lynn Harrison
Paul Richards ................. Ned Ruggles
Jerome Cowan .................. Jasper Salt
Ted DeCorsia .................. Bartender
Willis Bouchey ................ the Marshal
John Hart ..................... Wilson
Fifteen years after the fact, Bat finds himself involved in the Lincoln
assassination conspiracy. (2 parter)

1.34 [--] Bat Masterson: The Black Pearls (1959.07.01)
James Coburn .................. Polk Otis
Jacqueline Scott .............. Carol Otis
Gerald Milton ................. Sheriff Gowdy
Priceless black pearls, a masterly train robbery, and a murderous cellmate
figure in Bat's adventure resulting from being jailed on suspicion of
cheating at cards.

1.35 [--] Bat Masterson: The Desert Ship (1959.07.15)
Karen Steele .................. Elsa Dorn
John Wengraf .................. Anders Dorn
Jack Kruschen ................. Ben Tarko
Michael Forest ................ Les Wilkins
Spanish gold and fabulous wealth lure many parties of treasure hunters to
destruction in the Colorado Territory.

1.36 [--] Bat Masterson: ROMANY KNIVES
22Jul59 NBC Wed
Directed By Walter Doniger [SC]
Written By Barney Slater [SC]
Guest Cast: [SC]
Ray Danton............as Tonio
Frank Silvera............as Grasia
Chana Eden............as Leda
Robert Carricart............as Mitchka
Eve Collins............as Erma Colton
Paul Sorenson............as The Man
Synopsis:
Never is Bat's chivalry so sorely tested as when he's offered a number of
valuable gifts - including a beautiful girl - in reward for services to an
old gypsy.

1.37 [--] Bat Masterson: Buffalo Kill (1959.07.29)
John Doucette ................. Luke Simes
Lisa Gaye ..................... Susan Carver
Ted Jacques ................... J.J. Carver
Bat risks his scalp on an expedition to buy buffalo hides in dangerous
Indian country. Luke Simes, the man originally assigned to the job, had
made some unflattering remarks about Bat's method of dress.

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NBC Thursdays 8:00pm Eastern

2.01 [038] Bat Masterson: To the Manner Born (1959.10.01)
Ernestine Barrier ............. Mrs. Dwight Chancellor
Audrey Dalton ................. Abby Chancellor
Jack Hogan .................... Stuart
Myron Healey .................. Col. Marc James
David Thursby ................. Captain Larkin
James Hong .................... Ching Sun
Bat resorts to dueling pistols to expose the cowardice of self-styled
"Colonel" Marc James, Confederate deserter. Bat ends the colonel's career
as gambler and blackmailer.

2.02 [039] Bat Masterson: Wanted--Dead (1959.10.15)
Bethel Leslie ................. Mildred Conrad
John Dehner ................... Sheriff
Don Kennedy ................... Gunman
Dabbs Greer ................... Will
Dennis Moore .................. Tom
In a determined stand on the side of justice, Bat puts himself between a
trigger-happy sheriff and a reformed gunman who is involved in a recent
killing.

2.03 [040] Bat Masterson: No Funeral for Thorn (1959.10.22)
Elisha Cook, Jr. .............. Thorn Loomis
Ray Teal ...................... Vergil Gardiner
Joi Lansing ................... Sapphira Gardiner
Dehl Berti .................... Tobe Pritt
A true friend to his friends, Bat rushes to the bedside of dying thorn
Loomis. He's caught in the cross fire when two towns are battling for the
privilege of being named county seat.

2.04 [041] Bat Masterson: Shakedown at St.Joe (1959.10.29)
Bruce Gordon .................. Jason Medford
Joan O'Brien .................. Dora Miller
Harvey Stephens ............... Judge Thatcher
House Peters, Jr. ............. Marshal
Frank Wilcox .................. Haberdasher
Frank Warren .................. Hoodlum
Joe Guardino .................. Usher
Is Bat going to the local opera house at St. Joe, Missouri, because he's a
music lover, or because of his ex-girlfriend Dora Miller?

2.05 [042] Bat Masterson: Lady Luck (1959.11.05)
Dyan Cannon ................... Mary Lowery
Pamela Duncan ................. Rachel Lowery
Don Haggerty
Bat takes a firm stand when two beautiful girls and their father are
blackmailed. The scene of the activity is the Lady Luck, one of
Sacramento's gayest gambling casinos.

2.06 [043] Bat Masterson: Who'll Bury My Violence? (1959.11.12)
Mort Mills .................... Barney Kaster
Joanna Moore .................. Sharon Stabler
In the history of American commerce, Bat is probably one of the first to
take a firm stand for fair trade. Buying one of his famous bowlers at
Sharon Stabler's store, he's outraged by the price. Reason for the
exorbitant tab: Barney Kaster has a monopoly on riverboat cargo.

2.07 [044] Bat Masterson: Dead Men Don't Pay Debts (1959.11.19)
Robert J. Wilke ............... Rod Clements
Steven Terrell ................ Hal Clements
Jeremy Slate .................. Bob Clements
Jack Ging ..................... Clark Bassett
Buck Young .................... Bill Bassett
June Blair
Bat calls a halt to a deadly gun-shooting feud between the Clementses and
the Bassetts. Bat claims the right to interfere because of money owned him
by the Bassetts.

2.08 [045] Bat Masterson: Death and Taxes (1959.11.26)
Richard Arlen ................. John Minor
Don Kennedy ................... Tim Lockhart
Susan Cummings ................ Lili Napoleon
Sheriff tim Lockhart asks Bat to help him collect the county taxes. They
learn that some people are evading tax assessment by shipping their assets
out of the county.

2.09 [046] Bat Masterson: Bat Plays a Dead Man's Hand (1959.12.03)
Guy Prescott .................. Phil Hood
Jan Harrison .................. Belle Sims
Bat turns lawyer to fight the tyrannical rule of Phil Hood. Hood uses the
law to his own ends, stifling the freedom and life of the town.

2.10 [047] Bat Masterson: Garrison Finish (1959.12.10)
Emile Meyer ................... General Moran
John Gallaudet ................ Colonel Pierce
Frankie Darro ................. Snapper Garrison
It's Bluegrass thoroughbred versus Western quarter horse when Gen. Moran
wagers a railroad that his Bluegrass racer can beat Col. Pierce's mount.

2.11 [048] Bat Masterson: The Canvas and the Cane (1959.12.17)
Joanna Moore .................. Teresa Renault
John Sutton ................... Orrin Thackery
Dean Harens
Jack Reitzen
Patrick Whyte
Bat becomes interested in a painting purchased by his friend Teresa Renault.
There is some question as to the authenticity of the picture, and Bat
stakes a large sum on his conviction that it's the real thing.

2.12 [049] Bat Masterson: The Inner Circle (1959.12.31)
Jean Willes ................... Grace Williams
Marcia Henderson .............. Susan Stevens
Phillip Baird ................. John Scott Poers
Frank Ferguson ................ Old Billy North
Equal rights for all is Bat's motto in his fight against the Inner Circle.
The all-male Inner Circle is determined to keep the women from voting.

2.13 [050] Bat Masterson: The Pied Piper of Dodge City (1960.01.07)
Donald Barry .................. Luke Short
King Calder ................... Mayor Webber
Evan MacNeil .................. Dolly McGregor
Ronald Hayes .................. Wyatt Earp
Mel Bishop .................... Charlie Bassett
Tom Montgomery ................ Frank McLean
Matt Pelot .................... Neal Brown
Robert Swan ................... Bill Harris
The famous Peace Commission photograph - a treasure in the archives of
western history - results from a unique adventure involving Bat, Luke
Short, Charlie Baset, Wyatt Earp, Neal Brown, Bill Harris and Frank McLean.

2.14 [051] Bat Masterson: A Picture of Death (1960.01.14)
Patricia Donahue .............. Bill Tuesday
Donald Woods .................. Roger Purcell
Howard Petrie ................. Hugh Blain
John Hart ..................... Jacobs
Perry Cook .................... Casey
Dennis Moore .................. Sheriff
Pierre Watkin ................. Judge Smith
Allen Jaffe ................... Colman
Charles Calvert ............... Judge Morse
Bat is intrigued by the ancient and honorable question: Are all four of a
trotting horse's feet off the ground at the same time?

2.15 [052] Bat Masterson: Pigeon and Hawk (1960.01.21)
Howard Petrie ................. Hugh Blaine
Hugh Sanders .................. Lee Baxter
Rand Brooks ................... Willard Wynant
Lisa Montell .................. Selena Thorn
Empire builder Bat becomes involved in a "coup" involving a valuable black
mining stock on the Denver market.

2.16 [053] Bat Masterson: Flume to the Mother Lode (1960.01.28)
Paul Lambert .................. Charles Hamilton
Jerome Cowan .................. Ben Wilson
Miranda Jones ................. Nancy Wilkerson
Stephen Bekassy ............... Emile Barole
Bobby Hall .................... Miller
John Baxter ................... Curt
Arnold Daly ................... Spencer
Nick Nicholson ................ Stock Exchange Agent
Frank Harding ................. Will
In order to carry on as a gold miner, Bat becomes party to a timber war.

2.17 [054] Bat Masterson: Death by the Half Dozen (1960.02.04)
Ted DeCorsia .................. Hank Griswell
Patrick Waltz ................. Buck Peters
Willard Waterman .............. Mayor Goodwin
Norman Sturgis ................ Slim Tobey
Dorothy Johnson ............... Claire Cantrell
William Vaughn ................ Eddie Griswell
Terry Frost ................... Tom Kearns
Terry Rangno .................. Johnny
Kidnappers force Bat to deliver a ransom note. The victim, a young bridge,
is saved by Bat has the job of rounding up the outlaws.

2.18 [055] Bat Masterson: DEADLY DIAMONDS
11Feb60 NBC Thur
Directed By Walter Doniger [SC]
Written By John McGreevey [SC]
Guest Cast: [SC]
Allison Hayes............as Ellie Winters
Kenneth Toby............as Meade Graves
William Schallert............as Dr.Harold Dunsmore
Hank Patterson............as Soda Smith
Bill Catching............as The Mine Guard
Synopsis:
Sometimes silver-miner Bat believes the "proof is in the mining." suspecting
a hoax is being perpetrated on the citizens of Leadville, Bat buys into a
mine of questionable worth. .


2.19 [056] Bat Masterson: Mr. Fourpaws (1960.02.18)
Paula Raymond ................. Linda Wills
Gregory Walcott ............... Sam Long
Frank Gerstle
Les Hellman
Frank Scannell
Edmund Cobb
On a seemingly routine trip to investigate a shortage in a small town bank,
Bat finds a dead man, makes the acquaintance of a larcenous dog, and is
very nearly killed himself.

2.20 [057] Bat Masterson: Six Feet of Gold (1960.02.25)
Carol Ohmart .................. Lisa Truex
James Coburn .................. Leo Talley
Ronald Foster ................. Toby Dawson
William Fawcett ............... Sheriff
Woodrow Chambliss ............. O'Malley
Bat finds himself doing a most unwelcome land office business. Accepting a
parcel of wasteland from Lisa Truex in payment for a debt, he decides to
turn it into a graveyard. He subsequently finds that through hanky-panky
at the Land Office, has has been branded a swindler.

2.21 [058] Bat Masterson: Cattle and Cane (1960.03.03)
Brad Dexter ................... Dallas Agate
Joyce Taylor .................. Jane Taylor
Dan White ..................... Ben Taylor
It's cane against against guns when Bat steps into a range war. Having
chosen his side of the fact, he's not responsive to being urged at gunpoint
to become "turncoat" to the people he favors.

2.22 [059] Bat Masterson: The Disappearance of Bat Masterson (1960.03.10)
Oscar Beregi .................. Herman the Great
Erin O'Brien .................. Jenie Landry
Robert Karnes ................. Landry
Ray Kellogg ................... Deputy
Bat may not be able to pull rabbits out of his famous derby hat, but
legerdemain isn't a complete mystery to him. Sleight-of-hand artist Herman
the Great disarms a cowboy - but the trick doesn't work when bandits try it
on Bat.

2.23 [060] Bat Masterson: The Snare (1960.03.17)
Robert Ivers .................. the Yaqui Kid
Bill Henry .................... Sheriff Brady
Marshall Reed ................. Alf Hayman
Bat rides the trail alone into the gun of the Yaqui Kid toward almost
certain death. The Kid, a heartless scoundrel, has killed a friend of
Bat's. In pursuit of the killer, the sheriff is murdered and the posse
fails, so Bat decides to go it alone.

2.24 [061] Bat Masterson: Three Bullets for Bat (1960.03.24)
Kent Taylor ................... John Martin
Suzanne Lloyd ................. Linda
Tris Coffin ................... Marshal Roy Dunning
Miguel Landa .................. Jorge
It's the rifle-squad at dawn and his back to the wall for Bat because of a
strange adventure involving nonexistent gems.

2.25 [062] Bat Masterson: The Reluctant Witness (1960.03.31)
Allison Hayes ................. Ellie Winters
Ronald Hayes .................. Wyatt Earp
Harry Lauter .................. Sheriff Conners
Donald Murphy ................. Charlie Ryan
Charles Reade ................. Clerk
Robert Swan ................... Charlie Bassett
George Ross ................... Stage Driver
Dave Perna .................... Hub Mason
Chuck Bail .................... Tod Mason
Bat tries a poker bluff in an effort to save Ellie Winters from a murder
charge. The reluctant witness on whom Ellie has been depending to save her
fails to show up. Bat enlists Wyatt Earp to handle her case.

2.26 [063] Bat Masterson: Come Out Fighting (1960.04.07)
Rhys Williams ................. Malachi Brody
Ken Mayer ..................... Largo Morgan
Joan Granville ................ Belinda Muldoon
Steve Warren .................. Paddy Muldoon
Connie Buck ................... Lolita
Jean Paul King ................ Alistaire Drago
Alex Sharp .................... Moose Morgan
Bat, arrested en route to a championship boxing match, finds himself
arraigned before infamous "fining judge" Malachi Brody - a formidable and
vindictive man of the law.

2.27 [064] Bat Masterson: Stage to Nowhere (1960.04.14)
Constance Ford ................ Ivy Dickson
James Seay .................... Parker James
Michael Forest ................ Noah Gannon
Craig Duncan .................. Casey
Stagecoaches disappear when Bat executes a plan to thwart road agents.
The highwaymen's quarry is silver bullion being transported in the
stagecoaches; Bat's ingenious plan to frustrate the thieves is an early
milestone in crime-busting history.

2.28 [065] Bat Masterson: Incident at Fort Bowie (1960.04.21)
Cathy Downs ................... Julie Giles
Robert J. Stevenson ........... Ben Roper
Will Wright ................... Billy Willow
A horse thief hijacks a herd of cavalry stock from horse trader Bat. Bat's
problem: Find and deliver the horses - and bring the criminal to justice.

2.29 [066] Bat Masterson: Masterson's Arcadia Club (1960.04.28)
Morgan Jones .................. Mace Gunnison
X Brands ...................... Jeb Mitchell
Kasey Rogers .................. Dixie Mayhew
Larry Hudson .................. Clark Chisum
Lane Bradford ................. Rod Bradbury
Underworld character Mace Gunnison takes over the town of Liberal, Kansas,
and appropriates Bat's name and identity.

2.30 [067] Bat Masterson: Welcome to Paradise (1960.05.05)
Robert Foulk .................. Judge Pete Perkins
James Parnell ................. Sheriff
Ralph Taeger .................. Frank Dexter
Lonnie Blackman ............... Elsie Snow
Gerald Milton ................. John Whelan
Charles Reade ................. Jeriah Smith
Bat is held up for an exorbitant fine when he rides into the town of
Paradise, Colorado. The charge: Carrying fire arms.

2.31 [068] Bat Masterson: A Grave Situation (1960.05.12)
John Doucette ................. Carstairs
Howard Petrie ................. Hugh Blaine
Lance Fuller .................. Powers
Bat baits a trap with more than $15,000 in order to catch cattle thieves
who are preying on the herd of his friend Hugh Blaine.

2.32 [069] Bat Masterson: Gold is Where you Steal It (1960.05.19)
Gloria Castillo ............... Rosita Anselm
Carlos Romero ................. Juan Torrino
Martin Garralaga .............. Pio Anselm
It's fiesta time in Southern California when Bat becomes involved with a
Spanish beauty and a bandit who terrorizes the region.

2.33 [070] Bat Masterson: Wanted--Alive Please! (1960.05.26)
Steve Darrell ................. Alec Hudson
Diana Crawford ................ Renee
H.M. Wynant ................... Benton Foster
Joseph Turkel ................. Fargo
Douglass Dumbrille ............ Taylor Millard
Bat accomplishes one of his greatest public services when he stops the
smuggling of diseased cattle across the Rio Grande into the U.S.

2.34 [071] Bat Masterson: The Elusive Baguette (1960.06.02)
Leslie Parrish ................ Lucy Carter
Allison Hayes ................. Ellie Winters
Dan O'Kelly ................... Reed Morgan
Stanley Farrar ................ Mr. Stacy
Frank Warren .................. Sheriff Simpson
Ralph Gray .................... Riverboat Captain
Bat plays bodyguard to a reigning San Francisco beauty and her fabulous
diamond. This makes him a prime suspect with the gem disappears.

2.35 [072] Bat Masterson: The Big Gamble (1960.06.16)
Evan Thompson ................. Steve Fansler
Arch Johnson .................. Mr. Smith
Morgan Woodward ............... Kana
Heather Ames .................. Angelita
Gene Roth ..................... Barkeep
Anthony Dexter ................ Allesandro
Prospector Steve Fansler is the most recent of a long line of gold seekers
who disappear en route to the famous Lost Dutchman Mine. This is of
special interest to investor Bat who staked Steve's expedition.

2.36 [073] Bat Masterson: Blood on the Money (1960.06.23)
Walter Coy .................... Andrew Strathmere
Page Slattery ................. Dane Holloway
Len Lesser .................... Frank Holloway
Kaye Elhardt .................. Eva Rogers
Paul Fierro ................... Hidalgo
In the search for the young man to whom he is carrying a bequest, Bat buys
information from a cattle baron. The man fails to give him value received
and Bat is misled and cheated - but not for long.

2.37 [074] Bat Masterson: Barbary Castle (1960.06.30)
Jay Novello ................... Captain MacLeod
Gloria Talbott ................ Mary
Stuart Bradley ................ Tarcy Crow
Not everybody knows somebody who has smuggled a whole castle into the
United States - but Bat knows one: Capt. Angus MacLeod. the "old salt"
has brought in a Scottish Castle, stone by stone, and set it up in San
Francisco.

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3.01 [075] Bat Masterson: Debt of Honor (1960.09.29)
Edgar Buchanan ................ Cactus Charlie
Paul Langton .................. Marshal
Gordon Hall ................... Gordon Hall
Hal Baylor .................... Eli Fisher
Page Slattery ................. Marc Branden
Jack Lester ................... Eddy
Bat's friend Cactus Charlie hayden strikes gold. When he repays Bat for
staking him, it's revealed that the gold is part of a missing shipment.

3.02 [076] Bat Masterson: Law of the Land (1960.10.06)
Howard Petrie ................. Hugh Blaine
Leo Gordon .................... Red Eric Pederson
Barbara Lawrence .............. Melanie Haywood
Ray Teal ...................... H.G. Cogswell
Allen Jaffe ................... Wolff
Buff Brady .................... Guard
Though his sympathies lie with the open range cattlemen in their fight
against their old enemy, the railroads, Bat doesn't countenance their
lawlessness.

3.03 [077] Bat Masterson: BAT TRAP
13Oct60 NBC Thur
Guest Cast:
Lon Chaney, Jr. ............... Rance Fletcher
Maggie Pierce ................. Amber Mason
Frank Ferguson ................ Dick Pearch
Jack Ging ..................... Billy Webb
Dick Ryan ..................... Burt Mason
Robin Riley ................... Eddie
Bat has his hands full at Midas Creek. The town council hires him to judge
the turkey-shoot, and make sure the bully-boy Rance Fletcher doesn't mess
up the fun.

3.04 [078] Bat Masterson: The Rage of Princess Ann (1960.10.20)
Ronald Hayes .................. Jeremy French
Paul Lambert .................. Ulbrecht
Elaine Stewart ................ Ann Eaton
Bat, in partnership with mine owner Augustus Ulbrecht, reaps the wages of
mismanagement.

3.05 [079] Bat Masterson: The Hunter (1960.10.27)
John Vivyan ................... Sir Edward Marion
Sue Randall ................... Elizabeth
Mickey Simpson ................ Donovan
Gerald Melton ................. Middlewirth
Brett King .................... Johnny Hillman
When Sir Edward Marion unexpectedly downs a famous "fast gun," he attains
a certain dangerous notoriety, which brings him to the notice of Bat.

3.06 [080] Bat Masterson: Murder Can Be Dangerous (1960.11.03)
Tipp McClure .................. Shad
Kathleen Crowley .............. Marri Brewster
Ken Drake ..................... Secret
Allison Hayes ................. Ellie Winters
Phil Dean
Gambling hall owner Bat is mystified when business booms but profits
plummet. Investigating, he finds his partner's fingers in the cash drawer.

3.07 [081] Bat Masterson: High Card Loses (1960.11.10)
Joan O'Brien .................. Eileen
Jean Blake .................... Mildred
Leatrice Leigh ................ Ann
Paul Fierro ................... Jose Tomas Reilly
Marshall Reed ................. Romer
Francis J. McDonald ........... Winkler
Don Douglas ................... Bank Manager
Ray Ballard ................... Clerk
Gallant Bat turns Cupid's little mailman. When the man escorting three
mail-order brides to Noble Creek is shot, Bat becomes his replacement.

3.08 [082] Bat Masterson: Dakota Showdown (1960.11.17)
Tom Gilson .................... Jocko Dakota
Kasey Rogers .................. Francie Wallace
Quentin Sondergaard ........... Jeb Dakota
Les Hellman ................... Gus Dakota
James Best .................... Danny
James Seay
Bat has his work cut out for him after brothers Jeb, Gus, and Jocko Dakota
gun down the lawman in their town.

3.09 [083] Bat Masterson: The Last of the Night Raiders (1960.11.24)
Paula Raymond ................. Angie Pierce
Don O'Kelly ................... Jack Doolin
Eugene Martin ................. Jimmy
Steve Mitchell ................ Tulsa Jack
William Vaughn ................ Arkansas Tom
Harry Clexx ................... Stableman
The Doolin boys, one of the roughest crowds on the frontier, terrorize
Angie Pierce and her son. Angie seeks Bat's protection.

3.10 [084] Bat Masterson: Last Stop to Austin (1960.12.01)
Jan Merlin .................... Kid Jimmy Fresh
Charles Reade ................. Teller
Robert Karnes ................. Marshal
Susan Cummings ................ Rona Glyn
Charles Fredericks ............ Sheriff Ankers
Bat sees in a youthful gunslinger the image of an old friend who had died
in an Indian battle years ago. He sets out to discover if the boy is the
orphaned son of his friend.

3.11 [085] Bat Masterson: A Time to Die (1960.12.15)
Robert Strauss ................ Howard C. Smith
William Tannen ................ Sheriff Geary
Jack Searl .................... Desk Clerk
Art Stewart ................... Old Man
Leslie Parrish ................ Lisa Anders
Bat has important testimony to offer at the trial of H.C. Smith, charged
with murdering Bat's friend during a card game.

3.12 [086] Bat Masterson: Death by Decree (1960.12.22)
Paul Richards ................. MArshal Corbett
June Blair .................... Constance Whitney
Allen Jaffe ................... Bolo
Raymond Bailey ................ Justice Bradshaw
Robert F. Simon ............... Harrison Whitney
Wayne Treadway ................ Bank Manager
Shot Gun Falls' gambling casino, with a string of debts tied to it, falls
to Bat in the will of a gambler friend. When Bat is pressed for payment on
the mortgage, he discovers the property's value has unexpectedly increased.

3.13 [087] Bat Masterson: The Lady Plays Her Hand (1960.12.29)
Wanda Hendrix ................. Daphne Kaye
William Schallert ............. George Winston
Robert Lynn ................... Zach
Johnny Seven .................. Burt Comers
Judith Rawlins ................ Elsie
Dave Cameron .................. Danny Simms
Tom London .................... Pop
Daphne Kaye, blackjack dealer at Bat's casino, officiates while gambler
George Winston breaks the bank. She ends up out of work, and Bat ends up
out one casino.

3.14 [088] Bat Masterson: Tempest at Tioga Pass (1961.01.05)
Hank Patterson ................ Soda Smith
George Macready ............... Clyde Richards
John Burns .................... Hunch
Jack Reitzen .................. Motto
Bat helps Clyde Richards' crew build a road westward from Nevada to
California.

3.15 [089] Bat Masterson: The Court Martial of Major Mars (1961.01.12)
John Anderson ................. Major Liam Mars
Peggy Knudsen ................. Lottie Tremaine
John Duke ..................... Magnus
Glen Gordon ................... Jake Sims
Dick Wilson ................... Tobias Tinker
Stephen Ellsworth ............. Amos Rapp
Not comfort and rest, but capture and torture, await Major Liam Mars when
he arrives by stage at Crazy Creek station, in company with Bat and Miss
Lottie Tremaine.

3.16 [090] Bat Masterson: The Price of Paradise (1961.01.19)
Richard Arlen ................. Sheriff Rainey
Diane Cannon .................. Jean Jansen
Lance Fuller .................. Walker Hayes
People such as tax collectors, Bat, and other credits are thrown out of
Walker Hayes' saloon when they come in to collect from Hayes.

3.17 [091] Bat Masterson: End of the Line (1961.01.26)
Liam Sullivan ................. Dick Jeffers
Denver Pyle ................... Walsh
Thom Carney ................... Captain Scott
Paul Lukather ................. Lieutenant
All in a day's work for railroader Bat: fire, Indians, hail, and the loss
of two wagons of expensive equipment go over a cliff, carrying 4 men with
it.

3.18 [092] Bat Masterson: The Prescott Campaign (1961.02.02)
John Dehner ................... Marshal Ben Holt
Philip Ober ................... Sil Guild
George Sawaya ................. Harry Sutton
Valerie Allen ................. Catherine Guild
Emory Parnell ................. Ira Ponder
Joseph Crehan ................. Thomas Bolland
Bat faces a question: Is Marshal Ben Hol the law, or not the law?

3.19 [093] Bat Masterson: Bullwhacker's Bounty (1961.02.16)
Jack Lambert .................. Wancho Tully
Will Wright ................... Billy Willow
Jan Shepard ................... Jody Reese
Rayford Barnes ................ Ed Twister
J.L. Smith
It's "wagons, ho!" when wagon master Bat leads a convoy carrying explosives.
For want of better manpower, he settles for some not-too-trustworthy
renegades.

3.20 [094] Bat Masterson: A Lesson in Violence (1961.02.23)
Virginia Gregg ................ Nora Grant
Allen Jaffe ................... Cross
Richard Eastham ............... Orin Dilts
Larry Darr .................... Page Grant
Jerry Catron .................. John Grant
A shotgun-toting Texas lady meets Bat when he goes to Nora Grant's farm in
Beaumont, Texas. This is most surprising as his arrival is in response to
an urgent telegram that he hurry there.

3.21 [095] Bat Masterson: Run for Your Money (1961.03.02)
Ray Hamilton .................. Terry Bowen
Gerald Mohr ................... Crimp Ward
Jan Harrison .................. Lori Adams
Carlyle Mitchell .............. Theo Stebbins
Robert Swan ................... Charlie Bassett
Dennis Moore .................. Hacker
Harry Woods ................... Dr. Fleming
Bat turns banker in Denver and discovers that having gold isn't enough -
you've got to be able to convince other people you've got it.

3.22 [096] Bat Masterson: Terror on the Trinity (1961.03.09)
William Conrad ................ Dick MacIntyre
Lisa Lu ....................... Hsieh-Lin
Mickey Morton ................. Bearded Man
Wally Campo ................... Mickey
Billy Wells ................... Bob Bradbury
"The twain" finally meet in a Bat Masterson adventure involving a beautiful
Chinese girl and a gigantic young man in an adventure involving a lottery
and a mining claim.

3.23 [097] Bat Masterson: Episode in Eden (1961.03.16)
Bek Nelson .................... Martha Yale
Bob Rice ...................... Sam Shanks
Ken Drake ..................... Ron Daigle
Dan White ..................... Sheriff Sloane
Bat stakes his life to establish justice in the desert town of Eden, New
Mexico.

3.24 [098] Bat Masterson: The Good and the Bad (1961.03.23)
Robert Ivers .................. Charley Boy
Anna Navarro .................. Teresa Martinez
Jeanette Nolan ................ Sister Mary Paul
Grace Lee Whitney ............. Louise Talbot
Gallant Bat ransoms a Medal of Honor in an adventure with heartless men.

3.25 [099] Bat Masterson: No Amnesty for Death (1961.03.30)
Robert Blake .................. Bil MacWilliams
R.G. Armstrong ................ Marshal MacWilliams
Betty Barry ................... Mrs. Kendall
DeForest Kelley ............... Brock Martin
The town of Las Tables is about to hang three men when Bat finds Marshal
MacWilliams' son hiding in the Las Tables graveyard.

3.26 [100] Bat Masterson: Ledger of Guilt (1961.04.06)
Jean Allison .................. Lorna
Jack Hogan .................... Johnny Quinn
Don Wilbanks .................. Leith Windsor
Barry Kelley .................. Frank Williams
Trudy Ellison ................. Honey Evans
The town of Meeker, Colorado, is made frightful by the invasion of three
men set upon killing one of its women.

3.27 [101] Bat Masterson: Meeting at Mimbers (1961.04.13)
Warren Oates .................. Cat Crail
John Burns .................... Jess Crail
Harry Shannon ................. Jobe Crail
Don O'Kelly ................... Tom Smith
Bat is on the scene when horse-thieves Cat and Jess Crail try to trigger
a war between two Indian tribes.

3.28 [102] Bat Masterson: Dagger Dance (a.k.a. "Valley of Death")
(1961.04.20)
George Eldredge ............... Colonel Downey
Ken Mayer ..................... Major Whitsett
Marya Stevens ................. Nione
William Tannen ................ Doc
Byron Morrow .................. Amos Judd
Tom Greenway .................. Ben Pick
Army Civilian Scout Bat nearly gets his neck stretched in an affair
involving Colorado politics.

3.29 [103] Bat Masterson: The Fourth Man (1961.04.27)
George Kennedy ................ Zeke Armitage
Dehl Berti .................... Grant Barth
Audrey Dalton ................. Cally Armitage
Mickey Finn ................... Hunk Bass
Kevin Hagen ................... Ace Williams
When Bat arrives in Lordsbury to meet a friend, he changes his mind, making
a different appointment instead.

3.30 [104] Bat Masterson: Dead Man's Claim (1961.05.04)
Charles Maxwell ............... HArvey Mason
Taffy Paul .................... Ann Elkins
Craig Duncan .................. Clay Adams
Chuck Webster ................. Judd Wlkins
Tyler McVey ................... Vernon Ellwood
John Close .................... Jenkins
The cry of "Silver!" is heard again in Monument city, ghost mining camp
once scene of a historic silver strike. Prospector Bat, who has an old
claim, returns to Monument city to find he's roadblocked by a pair of
interlopers.

3.31 [105] Bat Masterson: The Marble Slab (1961.05.11)
Erin O'Brien .................. Marie
Marvin Miller ................. John Kelso
Bob Rice
Rick Vallin
Bat becomes a "Pinkerton." The famous detective agency, baffled in their
attempts to expose crime chieftain John Kelso, enlists Bat to find evidence
that will put him behind bars permanently.

3.32 [106] Bat Masterson: Farmer with a Badge (1961.05.18)
John Agar ..................... Sam Phelps
Gregory Walcott ............... Lou
King Calder ................... Dinny Cave
Jackie Loughery ............... Martha Phelps
Bat nearly gets one tombstone more than he bargained for while en route to
Tombstone, Arizona.

3.33 [107] Bat Masterson: The Fatal Garment (1961.05.25)
Ronald Hayes .................. Wyatt Earp
Ed Nelson ..................... Browder
Lisa Gaye ..................... Elena
Les Hellman ................... Outlaw
Bat takes on the job of guard and bouncer in El Paso's famed Royal flush
Saloon. Before Bat can earn his keep, he runs into serious trouble.

3.34 [108] Bat Masterson: Jeopardy at Jackson Hole
(final episode of "Bat Masterson")
(1961.06.01)
Joan Tabor .................... Kate
Larry Pennell ................. Cal Beamus
Ronald Foster ................. Sheriff Simpson
Paul Dubov .................... Tom Fulton
Harry Fleer ................... Harvey Field
Nick Paul ..................... Al Stowe
It's a showdown at Jackson Hole when Bat ferrets out the men who murdered
one of his friends.

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