Laramie/The Marshals
| The Marshals | |
| Season 4, Episode 29 | |
| Airdate | April 30, 1963 |
| Teleplay by | Albert Aley |
| Story by | John Champion |
| Directed by | William Witney |
| Produced by | John Champion |
| ← 4x28 The Stranger |
4x30 → Badge of Glory |
| Laramie — Season Four | |
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The Marshals is the twenty-ninth episode of the fourth season of Laramie, and the one hundred twenty-first episode overall.
Starring: John Smith (Slim Sherman), Robert Fuller (Jess Harper), Spring Byington (Daisy Cooper), Dennis Holmes (Mike Williams)
Co-Starring: David McLean (Marshal Branch McGary), Reginald Gardiner (Patches)
with Stuart Randall (Sheriff Mort Cory), Robert Wilke (Clint Buckner), John Pickard (Ragan), Hugh Sanders (Rafferty), Michael Mikler (Slater), Ed Prentiss (Doc Tyler), Gene Roth (Jethroe), House Peters, Jr. (Davis), Kem Dibbs (De Walt)
and William Bryant (Reb Carlton)
with Dennis Patrick (Vern Buckner)
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Plot Overview
Jess Harper is critically wounded by Clint Buckner's gang when he attempts to prevent the ambush of the tumbleweed wagon transporting Clint's brother, Vern to his hanging in Cheyenne. With Jess needing a doctor, and not likely to survive the trip to Laramie, Marshal Branch McGary and Deputy Reb Carlson are forced to head for Ironwood and straight into the arms of Clint Buckner and his gang. Buckner kidnaps the town doctor in an attempt to force Marshal McGary to free his brother to save Jess' life.
