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 2.28 [058]
"A Bride For Lars"
Original  NBC Broadcast - 15 April 1964

Revue Studios Production
Executive Producer Frank Price
Produced by Winston Miller
Written by True Boardman
Directed by Earl Bellamy

Starring:
(shown on the ride-in)
Lee J. Cobb as Judge Henry Garth (not in this episode)
Doug McClure as Trampas
Gary Clarke as Steve Hill
and
James Drury as The Virginian

Opening Credits:
Co-Starring (NOT Guest Star)

Katherine Crawford [Anna Swenson]

End Credits (complete):

Co-Starring
Roberta Shore as Betsy
#
Peter Whitney as Lars Holstrum
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With
Barbara Werle as Betty
Michael Beirne as The Deputy
Paul Birch as Carl Bruner
Ricks Falk as Sven Norbeck
Curt Barrett as The Man
Stewart Bradley as Harkness
#
John Qualen as Costa Swenson
John Bryant as The Doctor (in some episodes credited as Dr. Spaulding)
Stella Garcia as Maria
X Brands as Raven Wing
Michael Carr as Tall Bow
and
Dean Harens as The Minister
(there were several other actors I would have liked to have seen credited,
such as Raven Wing's wife)
#
Virginian Theme Percy Faith
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Director of Photography - Benjamin H. Kline, A.S.C.
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Story Editor - Cy Chermak
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Art Director - George Patrick
Film Editor - Edward Biery
Assistant Director - Edward K. Dodds
Set Decorators - John McCarthy and Perry Murdock
Sound - David H. Moriarty
Color Consultant - Alex Quiroga
Color by Pathé
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Editorial Dept. Head - David J. O'Connell
Musical Supervision - Stanley Wilson
Costume Supervisor - Vincent Dee
Makeup - Bud Westmore
Hair Stylist - Larry Germain
The Title "The Virginian" by permission of EMKA, LTD.

Regular Characters in this Episode:
Trampas, Virginian, Steve, briefly Betsy, with
recurring character Dr. Spaulding

Brief Synopsis:
After a middle-aged Swedish immigrant is injured during his stag party
while trying to prove his virility Trampas goes to Laramie to bring back
the man's intended bride.
This episode was a light comedy--very enjoyable (for me, anyway)(bj)

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