CTVA US Western - "The Gene Autry Show" (Flying A/CBS) (1950-55) with Pat Buttram, Gail Davis

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"The Gene Autry Show " (1950-55)  "The Range Rider" (1951-53)
  "Annie Oakley" (1953-57)    "Buffalo Bill Jr." (1955-56)
   "Adventures of Champion"  (1955-56)

 The Official Gene Autry Website * The Gene Autry Museum
  "The Roy Rogers  Show"(1951-57)
The Gene Autry Show (1950-55)
Episode Guide compiled by The Classic TV Archive
with contributions by:
Sal Crisanti, Tom Dischley, Louis H. Allgood, Rina Fox, Doug Nye
references:
Library of Congress (telnet://locis.loc.gov)
Internet Movie Database (https://imdb.com)
The Official Gene Autry Website<https://www.autry.com/>
The Gene Autry Museum <https://www.cow-boy.com/museum.htm>

The Gene Autry Show (season 1) (CBS) (1950-1951)
The Gene Autry Show (season 2) (CBS) (1951-1952)
The Gene Autry Show (season -) (CBS) (1952-1953)
The Gene Autry Show (season 3) (CBS) (1953-1954)
The Gene Autry Show (season 4) (CBS) (1954-1955)
The Gene Autry Show (season 5) (CBS) (Fall 1955)

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THE GENE AUTRY SHOW
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A Gene Autry Enterprise
Flying 'A' Pictures, Inc. Productions (Gene Autry)
for
CBS
Executive in Charge of Production, Armand Schaefer
Producer, Louis Gray

July 1950-July 1953 CBS Sundays 7 PM
July 1953- 14 Sept 1954 CBS Tuesdays 8 PM
25 Sept 1954-August 1956 CBS Saturdays at 7 PM (1956 all re-runs)

US Western series 1950-55    91 episodes x 30 min made-for-tv (76bw/15color)
plus 26 episodes x 30 min (edited theatricals)
15 episodes were shot in color, two - #1.25 "The Raiders" and  #1.26 "Double Barrel Vengeance" 
were shot in color during the show's first season. They aired in April, 1951
as part of a CBS effort to push its own non-compatiable color system, which,
of course, never was adapted by the FCC. [Doug Nye]

Starring 
  Gene Autry   as America's Favorite Cowboy
with: Champion - World's Wonder Horse
Recurring Cast:
Pat Buttram as Himself
Fuzzy Knight as Sagebrush
Chill Wills as Chill
Stunts: (some stuntmen also appear in various roles)
Bob Woodward (Gene Autry's Stunt Double)Boyd Stockman (stunts)  *  Al Wyatt (Stunts)
Chuck Roberson (stunts) *  Sandy Sanders (stunts)  * Boyd "Red" Morgan (stunts)

Premise:
The exploits of Gene Autry and his assistant Pat Buttram, roving
defenders of range justice, based at "Melody Ranch".
The series produced by Gene Autry's own production company,
"Flying `A' Productions" led to two spin-offs:
"Annie Oakley" (1953-57) 81 episodes
and "The Adventures of Champion" (1955-56) 26 episodes

Other Credits:
Main Directors Include:
George ArchainbaudFrank McDonald, JOHN ENGLISH, RAY NAZARRO,
WILLIAM BERKE
Assistant Directors Include:
STANLEY NEUFIELD AND CLARK L. PAYLOW
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MAIN WRITERS INCLUDED:
ROBERT SCHAEFER AND ERIC FREIWALD, J.BENTON CHENEY, BUCKLEY ANGELL,
PAUL GANGELIN, JACK TOWNLEY, NORMAN S. HALL, MILTON RAISON
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SUPERVISING FILM EDITOR: ANTHONY WOLLNER
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CINEMATOGRAPHERS INCLUDED:
ERNEST MILLER AND WILLIAM BRADFORD
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ORIGINAL MUSIC BY WALTER GREENE
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MUSIC SUPERVISOR IRVING FRIEDMAN
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SONG: "BACK IN THE SADDLE AGAIN" BY RAY WHITLEY
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FILMING LOCATIONS INCLUDED:
PIONEER TOWN AND WESTERN STREET, LONE PINE, CALIFORNIA,
IVERSON'S RANCH AND WESTERN STREET

 Gene Autry returned to television in 1966 with a syndicated Music Variety series "Gene Autry's Melody Ranch"
mainly featuring country and western entertainers.

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