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A peddler outwits a gang of killers.

A peddler outwits a gang of killers.

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S1, EP23 "There Were Four"

A bitter young man takes up cattle rustling to avenge his father's death.

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S1, EP24 "Fugitive"

A trick of fate separates a man from everything he values.

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S1, EP25 "A Time to Live"

A saloon girl helps a vengeful man planning murder.

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S1, EP26 "Black Is for Grief"

A Civil War veteran searches for the man who killed his wife.

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S1, EP22 "Black Creek Encounter"

A gunman lays down his arms, vowing never to use them again.

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S1, EP21 "Village of Fear"

A peddler outwits a gang of killers.

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S1, EP20 "Necessary Breed"

A man is the victim of his own greed when he becomes a bounty hunter.

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S1, EP19 "Dangerous Orders"

A Southerner serving in the Union army has his loyalty questioned.

An anthology series based on the novels of Zane Grey.
Starring: Bill Henry, Denver Pyle, Dick Powell, Donald Buka, Gary Merrill, Harry Lauter, James Anderson, Julie London, Kelly Thordsen, Ron Brogan, Tom Pittman, Tom Tully, Vic Perrin, William Leicester, Willis Bouchey
Original Air Date: Oct 5, 1956
Rating: TVPG
Playback: HD
1 seasons available on demand
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