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 7.22 [197]
"Incident At Diablo Crossing"
NBC Broadcast - 12 March 1969

Universal City Studios, Inc.
Executive Producer Norman MacDonnell
Produced by Joel Rogosin
Teleplay by Margaret and Andrew Blanc and Joel Rogosin
Story by Margaret and Andrew Blanc
Directed by William Witney

Starring:
(shown on the ride-in)
John McIntire as Clay Grainger (not in this episode)
Doug McClure as Trampas
David Hartman as David Sutton (not in this episode)
Sara Lane as Elizabeth Grainger
and
James Drury as The Virginian (not in this episode)

Guest Stars:
Gary Collins [Jason Adams]
Kiel Martin [Trooper Rankin]
Lee Kroeger [Marcy McLister]
Steve Carlson [Bud McLister]
Bernie Hamilton [Corporal Harvey]
and:
Anthony Caruso [Sam Mason]

Full ending credits:

(A drummer was featured at the beginning of the episode,
played by John Harmon.  He  was not   credited  at the end)

Music Score Stanley Wilson (Mr. Wilson was the series Music Supervisor)
Theme Percy Faith
#
Director of Photography Walter Strenge, A.S.C.
#
Art Director  . . .  George Patrick
Film Editor  . . .   Edward Haire, A.C.E.
Unit Manager  . . .  Henry Kline
Assistant Director  . . .  Mel A. Bishop
Set Decorations  . . .  John McCarthy and Perry Murdock
Sound  . . .  Robert Bertrand
Color Coordinator  . . .  Robert Brower
Technicolor
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Editorial Supervision  . . .  Richard Belding
Musical Supervision  . . .  Stanley Wilson
Costumes by  . . .  Helen Colvig
Makeup  . . .  Bud Westmore
Hair Stylist  . . .  Larry Germain
The Title "THE VIRGINIAN" by permission of EMKA, LTD.

Series regulars appearing in this episode:
Trampas, with a brief appearance by Elizabeth Grainger

Brief Synopsis:
On his way to a cattle auction Trampas becomes involved with two
soldiers, the stage driver, a brother and sister team, and an ex-officer
(whom Trampas suspects has killed his friend, the ferryman at the Diablo
water crossing)--all of which have their eyes on a government payroll box.  (bj)

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