CTVA Western - "Laramie" (Revue/NBC) (1959-63) John Smith, Robert Fuller

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Laramie
Episode Guide compiled by The Classic TV Archive
with contributions by:
Sal Crisanti, Elaine Kane (#4.20 #3.03) James Beer, Keith Chandler,   Heikocleef
references:
TV Guide / Library of Congress (telnet://locis.loc.gov)
Internet Movie Database (http://us.imdb.com)
UCLA Film and Television Archive

Laramie (season 1) (NBC) (1959-1960)  (b-w) Hoagy Carmichael, Bobby Crawford Jr
 Laramie (season 2) (NBC) (1960-1961)  (b-w)                               Bobby Crawford Jr
Laramie (season 3) (NBC) (1961-1962)  (color)        Spring Byington,   Dennis Holmes
Laramie (season 4) (NBC) (1962-1963)  (color)        Spring Byington,   Dennis Holmes
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LARAMIE
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Revue Studios/ MCA tv Exclusive Distributors
for
NBC (Tuesdays 7:30pm EST)
Executive Producer: John C. Champion [SC]
Producers: Richard Lewis and Robert Pirosh [SC]
Produced by Winston Miller (#2.11)
US Western series 1959-63  (4 seasons) 124 episodes x 60 min
(64 bw + 60 color)
Starring:
John Smith
as Slim Sherman
Robert Fuller
as Jess Harper
co-starring
Hoagy Carmichael
as Jonesy (1959-1960) (season 1) (bw)
Bobby Crawford, Jr.
as Andy Sherman (1959-1961) (season 1-2) (bw)
co-starring
Spring Byington as Daisy Cooper (1961-1963) (season 3-4) (color)
Dennis Holmes
as Mike Williams (1961-1963) (season 3-4) (color)
also
Stuart Randall as Mort Corey (1960-1963)
Eddy Waller as Mose Shell (1959-1963)
Note:
Don Durrant and Arch Johnson were NOT regulars, despite being quoted in several reference sources.
Don Durant as Gandy Ross
Arch Johnson as Wellman
They both featured  in episode 4.18 [110] No Place to Run (1963.02.05)
Don Durant was being set-up to replace John Smith, for the 5th season.
As it turned out the series wasn't renewed.
 Stunts:
Ronnie Rondell, Alan Pinson, Paul Baxley, Lenny Geer, Chuck Roberson,
Sol Gorss, Hal Needham, Boyd Stockman, Jesse Wayne, Jack Williams
Bill Catching, John Day, Lennie Geer, Sol Gorss, Charles Horvath,
Robert Hoy, Tom Steele, Jerry Summers, Henry Wills [SC]

Premise:
Two friends Slim Sherman and Jess Harper own a trading station in Wyoming after the Civil War. Passers-by each week
meant a long guest list and a wide range of stories. A good family weatern.
It is the 1870s in Wyoming Territory. Slim Sherman and his 14-year-old brother Andy try to hang on to their ranch
after their father is shot by a land grabber. They augment their slight cattle ranch income by serving as a stagecoach
station near Laramie.

Other Production Credits:-
Directors Included:
Earl Bellamy, Thomas Carr, Alvin Ganzer, Paul Landres, Leslie Selander,
William Witney [SC]
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Assistant Directors Included: Lou Watt and Lesley Parsons,Jr. [SC]
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Writers Included: Oliver Crawford, Rod Peterson, Robert Pirosh,
Dan Ullman, Meyer Dolinsky, Gene L. Coon [SC]
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Film Editors Included: George Frederick and Lee Huntington [SC]
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Directors Of Photography Included:
William A. Sickner and John F. Warren [SC]
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Music and Theme By Cyril J. Mockridge Lyrics By: Bill Olafson
Additional Music By:
Arthur Morton, Milton Rosen, Hans J. Salter and Albert Sendry [SC]
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Filming Locations Included:
Universal Studios Back Lot And Western Street,
Thousand Oaks, California
and Red Rock Canyon, Cantil, California [SC] 

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