(pictured above Lee Kroeger and Barbara Werle)
Barbara Werle as Mrs. Buell
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Robert H. Harris as Dr. Andrews
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And Introducing
Lee Kroeger as Janie [Buell]
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With
John Bryant . . . Dr. Spaulding.
(His Office sign reads Dr. R.J. Spaulding. Compare with 3.28 [088] "Old Cowboy" sign which reads Dr. R.M. Spaulding)
Jean Peloquin . . . GENE
(contradiction in character name--in 7.15 and 7.18 Mr. Peloquin is credited as JEAN)
Dick Shane . . . Dick
Harper Flaherty . . . Harper
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Associate Producer David Levinson
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Theme Percy Faith
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Director of Photography Enzo A. Martinelli
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Art Director . . . George Patrick
Film Editor . . . Budd Small
Unit Manager . . . Henry Kline
Assistant Director . . . George Bisk
Set Decorations . . . John McCarthy and Ralph Sylos
Sound . . . Melvin M. Metcalfe, Sr.
Color Coordinator . . . Robert Brower
Technicolor
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Editorial Supervision . . . Richard Belding
Musical Supervision . . . Stanley Wilson
Costume Supervision . . . Vincent Dee
Makeup . . . Bud Westmore
Hair Stylist . . . Larry Germain
The Title "The Virginian" by permission of EMKA, LTD.
Series Regulars:
Stacey, Clay, Holly, and Elizabeth Grainger;
Trampas, the Virginian, Dr. Spaulding, Jean, Harper, and Dick
Synopsis:
Stacey seems quite taken with the new girl in town and she with
him. But after he breaks his arm and it seems the nerve damage and
paralysis might be permanent Janie (Kroeger), whose mother has tried to
shield her from disappointment, is unsure if she can love an "imperfect"
man. When there's a question as to whether an operation to restore the
arm's usefulness had been successful Stacey becomes despondent, and Clay,
believing that his nephew would be able to deal with what he knew as a
certainty, asks the Virginian to make the boy "fighting mad." (bj)
Note:
All my reference materials (if they mention Don Quine's character at all)
spell the name Stacy. However, the title on this episode is clearly STACEY.
It is strange that people who wrote about this series would spell the
name Stacy if it were meant to be Stacey. (bj)
The Copyright Notice for this episode is titled STACEY