(pictured above - Yvonne DeCarlo and Tom Bosley)
Yvonne De Carlo [Imogene Delphinia]
Carrie Snodgress [Josephine Delphinia]
Ann Prentiss [Geraldine Delphinia]
James Brolin [Ned Trumbull]
Gary Vinson [Sheriff Tom Wade]
The Irish Rovers [Bartenders and Singers in Madam Delphinia's saloon]
and:
Tom Bosley as Nat Trumbull (only character name on screen)
Full Ending Credits
With
Jean Peloquin . . . Jean (sometimes credited as Gene)
Angie Love . . . Woman
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Music Score Lyn Murray
(Stevens and Rugolo's melody from episode 1.20 "If You Have Tears" was also
played in the background during a scene in the saloon)
Theme Percy Faith
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Director of Photography Enzo A. Martinelli
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Art Director . . . William J. Kenney
Film Editor . . . J. Howard Terrill
Unit Manager . . . Henry Kline
Assistant Director . . . Gene H. Law
Set Decorations . . . John McCarthy and Perry Murdock
Sound . . . Melvin M. Metcalfe, Sr.
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:
David Sutton and Trampas with brief appearance by
recurring characters Jean and Cecil (who is never credited)
Brief Synopsis:
(this episode was almost to the point of slapstick comedy)
Banker Nat Trumbull believes that his bitter rival Imogene Delphinia, owner
of the saloon and once his true love, has somehow engineered the robbing of
his bank and is sure that David Sutton and Trampas are in on it--especially
since David had ridden into town wearing the thief's clothing. (bj)
Note:
Some sources put this episode as an unsold pilot for another series
(presumably with Bosley and De Carlo). (bj)