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Season 10 |
| 342 :10x01 - Blue Heaven (Sep/26/1964) | | Kip Gilman, fleeing the law, and Packy Kerlin, a runaway, meet on the trail. They decide to enter Dodge together to arouse less suspicion. Kips looks for Elena Kerlin and finds her selling herself on Dodge City's version of Skid Row. He gets her help from Doc and after she's cleaned up, she's glad to see Packy. But Kip has problems of his own, for men have come looking to collect the reward on him... | | Guest Stars: Diane Ladd as Elena, Ernie Anderson (1) as Man, Kurt Russell as Packy Kerlin, Tim O'Connor as Kip Gilman, Karl Swenson as Tabe, John McLiam as Stableman, Eddie Hice as Duster, Jan Merlin as Ed Sykes | Director: Michael O'Herlihy
Writer: Les Crutchfield | | | | | | |
| 344 :10x03 - Old Man (Oct/10/1964) | | Joe Silva has a talent for making enemies, insulting people wherever he goes. So when someone slips a knife into him it comes as no surprise. But did the old man found with the bloody knife in his hand really commit the murder? The judge seems to think so; he sentences the old man to hang. | | Guest Stars: Glenn Strange as Sam Noonan, Arthur Peterson as Doctor, Al Schottelkotte as Bailiff, Bob Gravage as Hangman (as Robert Gravage), Harry Bartell as Sheriff, Bryan O'Byrne (2) as Clerk, Gilman Rankin as Waiter, Robert Hogan as Danny Adams, Ned Glass as Old Man, Ed Peck as Joe Silva, Rayford Barnes as Harve Litton, Howard Wendell as Judge | Director: Harry Harris (1)
Writer: John Meston | | | |
| 345 :10x04 - The Violators (Oct/17/1964) | | Willie Scroggs turns up dead, stabbed and scalped, but Matt's not sure Indians did it. Caleb Nash, an Indian, has been seen in town. After another man dies, Matt goes to see Buffalo Calf, a local brave, but learns frustratingly little - just enough to convince him maybe the Indians did murder the men. But eventually, Buffalo Calf and an Indian woman ride into Dodge with Matt, where they help him figure out what really happened. | | Guest Stars: Lee Phillip Bell as Mrs. Bell, Arthur Batanides as Harv Foster, Garry Walberg as Willy Scroggs, Amzie Strickland as Mrs. Hewitt, Michael Pate as Buffalo Calf, James Anderson (1) as George Hewitt, Denver Pyle as Caleb Nash, Douglas Kennedy as Talbot | Director: Harry Harris (1)
Writer: John Dunkel | | | |
| 346 :10x05 - Doctor's Wife (Oct/24/1964) | | A new doctor, Wesley May, arrives in Dodge. His wife has a foolproof (she thinks) plan for getting her husband patients. Unfortunately, her medical judgment is somewhat lacking... | | Guest Stars: Dorothy Neumann as Old Woman, Howard Culver as Howie Uzzell, Jewel Jaffe as Martha Lou, Buck Young as Carney, Glenn Strange as Sam Noonan, Robert Biheller as Jared, James Nusser as Louie Pheeters, Phyllis Love as Jennifer May, James Broderick as Dr. Wesley May, Harold Gould (1) as Hadley Boake, Anne Barton as Mrs. Boake (as Ann Barton), Helen Kleeb as Mrs. Gort | Director: Harry Harris (1)
Writer: George Eckstein | | | |
| 347 :10x06 - Take Her, She's Cheap (Oct/31/1964) | | Matt has dinner at the Carp house, and Pa Carp offers his daughter to Matt as a girlfriend. But Matt isn't interested despite the girl's infatuation. Later, a man named Mel Billings shoots up Matt's office and the Long Branch, so Matt tracks him down and gets repayment. When naive Allie chances across the Billings camp and explains who she's going to see, Billings figures he'll take what he thinks the marshal owes him... | | Guest Stars: Ray Lane as Man, Glenn Strange as Sam, Mort Mills as Loren Billings, Harry Dean Stanton as Rainey Carp, Willard Sage (2) as Mel Billings, Linda Watkins as Ma Carp, Malcolm Atterbury as Duggan Carp, Lauri Peters as Allie Carp | Director: Harry Harris (1)
Writer: Kathleen Hite | | | |
| 348 :10x07 - Help Me Kitty (Nov/07/1964) | | Hope Farmer, the daughter of one of Kitty's old friends, comes to Kitty for help. A man who promised he'd marry her has not, and now she's pregnant. Kitty plans to take Hope back to her mother, but en route, their stagecoach gets hijacked. | | Guest Stars: Glenn Strange as Sam Noonan, Howard Culver as Howie Uzzell, Peggy Stewart as Nettie Farmer, Burt Douglas as Ed, Joe Conley as Carl, Larry J. Blake (1) as Stagecoach Passenger (as Larry Blake), James Frawley as Furnas, Betty Conner as Hope Farmer, Jack Elam as Specter | Director: Harry Harris (1)
Writer: Kathleen Hite | | | |
| 349 :10x08 - Hung High (Nov/14/1964) | | Matt arrests Sergeant Wilks for drunkenness. The next morning Wilks assaults Matt, who must throw the lout out of his office. Later, Matt's friend Jim Downey visits, and Tony Serpa, who hates the law, kills him. After someone lynches Serpa, Sergeant Wilks comes looking for Matt, convinced he's the murderer! | | Guest Stars: Steven Marlo (1) as (unknown), Clegg Hoyt as Stableman, Harold Stone as Jim Downey, Michael Conrad as Dick Corwin, Elisha Cook, Jr. as George, Robert Culp as Joe Costa, Edward Asner as Sergeant Wilks, George Lindsey as Bud, Scott Marlowe as Tony Serpa | Director: Mark Rydell
Writer: John Meston | | | |
| 350 :10x09 - Jonah Hutchinson (Nov/21/1964) | | Jonah Hutchinson was the first settler in the Dodge City area. He went to prison for a long time, but now he's back. His son Sam and his three grandsons meet him. Jonah's not happy with what Sam has done while he was "away" and sets about "fixing" Sam's "mistakes." Which just gets him back in trouble... | | Guest Stars: Charles Seel as Joe Gorth, Glenn Strange as Sam Noonan, Rocky Shahan as Stagecoach Driver, Jason Johnson as First Rancher, Jacques Shelton as Second Rider, William Fawcett as Dan Lefferts, Roy Barcroft as Roy, David Macklin as Steven Hutchinson, Claude Johnson as Aaron Hutchinson, Thomas Alexander as Franklin Hutchinson, June Dayton as Phoebe Hutchinson, Robert F. Simon (3) as Jonah Hutchinson, Richard Anderson (3) as Samuel Hutchinson | Director: Harry Harris (1)
Writer: Calvin Clements Sr. | | | |
| 351 :10x10 - Big Man, Big Target (Nov/28/1964) | | Pike Beachum, a wanted criminal, wants to be with Ellie Merchant. But Ellie's married, so Pike has to figure a way to get Joe Merchant out of the picture. He does, but in the end, Ellie's love proves very destructive. | | Guest Stars: Mariette Hartley as Ellie Merchant, Mike Road as Joe Merchant, Glenn Strange as Sam Noonan, Frank Ferguson (1) as Enoch Miller, John McLiam as Delphes, Harry Lauter as Leach, J. D. Cannon as Pike Beechum | Director: Michael O'Herlihy
Writer: John Mantley | | | |
| 352 :10x11 - Chicken (Dec/05/1964) | | Dan Collins has a reputation for killing four outlaws. Nobody wants to go against him. Thing is, he didn't actually do it. But he likes the limelight and he likes how the reputation makes folks back down, so he doesn't tell anyone the truth. And he skates on his reputation. For awhile... | | Guest Stars: Bob Steele (1) as Coe, John Pickard (1) as Phelps, Michael Keep as Willis, Roy Barcroft as Roy, Chubby Johnson as Harve Rogers, Lane Bradford as Hal Davis, Dave Willock as Becker, Gigi Perreau as Lucy Benton, Glenn Corbett as Dan Collins, John Lupton as Carl Benton, L. Q. Jones (1) as Jim Brady, Lane Chandler as Wes Morgan | Director: Andrew V. McLaglen
Writer: John Meston | | | |
| 353 :10x12 - Innocence (Dec/12/1964) | | Elsa Poe arrives in Dodge. She's there to meet her fiance Charlie Ross, but Bob Sullins and Art McClain are also interested, and they won't take "go away" for an answer. At a wedding party, someone hits Else over the head and kills Charlie. Sullins and McClain have both left Dodge, but Matt finds them and brings them back, then uses a tricky scheme to figure out who murdered Charlie. | | Guest Stars: Don Brice as Cowboy #1, Jacques Shelton as Joe Rogers, Ric Roman as Sims, Lee Krieger as Carl Beck, Jason Evers as Charlie Ross, Bethel Leslie as Elsa Poe, Claude Akins as Art McClain, Michael Forest (1) as Bob Sullins | Director: Harry Harris (1)
Writer: John Meston | | | | | | |
| 355 :10x14 - Hammerhead (Dec/26/1964) | | Jim Ponder comes to town to buy horses from Fitch Tallman. Another man claims his animals are better and eventually they agree to settle the matter with a race - Jim will buy all the stock of the winner. Naturally, some folks can't leave winning to the best horse, so there's sabotage and intrigue all the way to Cheyenne and the finish line. | | Guest Stars: Bill Catching as Stomp, Dan White as Attendant (as Daniel M. White), Chuck Hayward (2) as Cowhand, Hal Needham as Henchman, Tom Richards as Gambler, Gene Redfern as Gambler, Ray Hemphill as Tom, Pete Dunn (1) as Squatty Reynolds (as Peter Dunn), John Fiedler as Fitch Tallman, Arch Johnson as Big Jim Ponder, Linda Foster as Carrie Ponder, Chubby Johnson as Wohaw Simmons, Don Briggs as Deggers, William Henry as Feeney | Director: Christian Nyby
Writer: Antony Ellis | | | |
| 356 :10x15 - Double Entry (Jan/02/1965) | | Brad McClain, an old friend of Matt's, comes to town. He wants to buy a business, so Matt introduces him to Jake Bookly. From Jake, Brad learns enough to enact his real plan: steal gold from the mine. What Brad doesn't know is that Matt has received a notice about him and now knows he's an outlaw... | | Guest Stars: Hal Needham as Charlie, Cyril Delevanti as Jake Bookly, Rudy Sooter as Fiddler, Fred Coby as Wagoneer, Glenn Strange as Sam Noonan, Lew Brown as Pete Elder, Nora Marlowe as Stagecoach Passenger, Mel Gallagher as Yuma Joe, Forrest Tucker as Brad McClain, Roy Roberts as Mr.Botkin | Director: Joseph Sargent
Writer: Les Crutchfield | | | |
| 357 :10x16 - Run, Sheep, Run (Jan/09/1965) | | Tom and Mary Stocker plan to go to California as soon as they receive the money Dan Braden owes them. But Dan hasn't got the money - he post dated his IOU by a full year! Tom tries to get his money, Dan winds up dead and people think Tom shot him. | | Guest Stars: Peter Whitney as Dan Braden, Davey Davison as Mary Stocker, George Keymas as Harry Crane, Arthur Malet as Cox, Anne Barton as Beth Miller (as Ann Barton), Tom Fadden as Lem Hudley, James Nusser as Louie Pheeters, Burt Brinckerhoff as Tom Stocker, Ted Knight as Bill Miller | Director: Harry Harris (1)
Writer: John Meston | | | |
| 358 :10x17 - Deputy Festus (Jan/16/1965) | | Matt jails three rowdy trappers, then must leave for Hayes City. He leaves Festus in charge. Festus learns that one of the trappers is his cousin, so he lets them go on condition they get their horses and leave Dodge City. After they've left, someone finds Dave dead in the stable; Festus must go retrieve his cousin after Mr. Halligan says he saw the trappers attack Dave... | | Guest Stars: Harold Ensley as Waiter, Glenn Strange as Sam Noonan, Ken Mayer (1) as Tiplett, Carl Reindel as Dave Carson, Royal Dano as Lambert Haggen, Michel Petit as Glen, Bill Zuckert as Mr. Jacobsen, Shug Fisher as Emery Haggen, Don Beddoe as Halligan, Denver Pyle as Claudius | Director: Harry Harris (1)
Writer: Calvin Clements Sr. | | | | | | | | | |
| 361 :10x20 - Circus Trick (Feb/06/1965) | | Elko's Varieties comes to town, a circus. Something strikes Matt as suspicious, so he sends some telegrams and gets answers: two other towns had bank robberies while the circus was there. | | Guest Stars: Angelo Rossitto as Billy, Glenn Strange as Sam Noonan, Roy Barcroft as Roy, Ken Scott as Big Eddie, Isabel Jewell as Mme. Ahr, Warren Oates as Speeler, Elizabeth MacRae (1) as April Clomley, Walter Burke as Hieronymus P. 'Harry' Elko, Roy Roberts as Mr.Botkin | Director: William F. Claxton
Writer: Les Crutchfield | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 365 :10x24 - Thursday's Child (Mar/06/1965) | | Julie Blane, Kitty's friend and former employer, stops in Dodge on her way to Wicheta. She's a big hit with Doc and Kitty enjoys remembering good times, too. So both of them are surprised when she just... disappears. | | Guest Stars: Fred Coby as Clint Marston, Glenn Strange as Sam Noonan, Suzanne Benoit as Amy Blane, Hank Patterson as Hank Miller, Roy Barcroft as Roy, Joe Raciti as Vardis, Jean Arthur as Julie Blane, Scott Marlowe as Lon Blane | Director: Joseph H. Lewis (1)
Writer: Robert Lewin (1) | | | |
| 366 :10x25 - Breckinridge (Mar/13/1965) | | Matt runs into trouble when a lawyer new to Dodge City begins questioning how he does his job. | | Guest Stars: Robert Sorrells as Sled Grady, Ben Cooper as Breck Taylor, Jack Perkins as Bully, Howard Culver as Howie Uzzell, Dorothy Neumann as Woman, Harry Harvey as Old Man (as Harry Harvey Sr.), Hank Patterson as Hank Miller, Glenn Strange as Sam Noonan, Elisha Cook, Jr. as Jocko Beal (as Elisha Cook), John Warburton as Judge Danby | Director: Vincent McEveety
Writer: Les Crutchfield | | | | | | |
| 368 :10x27 - The Lady (Mar/27/1965) | | Hattie Silks, once rich and once of New Orleans, plans to take her niece Liz to San Francisco. But they run out of money in Dodge, so Hattie takes a job at the Long Branch. Then she falls in love and decides to settle down. But Liz has other plans... | | Guest Stars: Katharine Ross as Liz Beaumont, R. G. Armstrong as Jud Briar, James Nusser as Louie Pheeters, Glenn Strange as Sam Noonan, Hank Patterson as Hank Miller, Walter Sande as Charlie, Eileen Heckart as Hattie Silks, Clifton James as Sam Hare, Michael Forest (1) as Ray Pate | Director: Mark Rydell
Writer: John Mantley | | | | | | | | | |
| 371 :10x30 - The Pariah (Apr/17/1965) | | John Hooker visits the Scanzano range and demands food and other comforts. Because the Scanzano children collect wanted posters, they realize the man is a wanted outlaw and tell their father, who ambushes Hooker. When Hooker goes for his gun, Scanzano shoots him. And that's just the beginning of his problems... | | Guest Stars: Ilka Windish as Rosita Scanzano, Donald Losby as Thomas Scanzano, Glenn Strange as Sam Noonan, Don Keefer as Newspaper Editor, Lee Van Cleef as John Hooker, Tom Reese as Wayne Hooker, Steve Ihnat as Ben Hooker, John Dehner as Paolo Scanzano | Director: Harry Harris (1)
Writer: Calvin Clements Sr. | | | | | | |
| 373 :10x32 - Bad Lady from Brookline (May/01/1965) | | Molly McConnell arrives in Dodge City with her young son Willie, only then learning that her husband was killed in a gunfight. | | Guest Stars: Tom McCauley as Ben, Eddie Hice as Cowboy, Glenn Strange as Sam Noonan, Jan Peters as Curley, Ollie O'Toole as Herb, Billy Bowles as Willie McConnell, Jonathan Kidd (1) as Harper, John Hubbard (1) as LaFarge, Betty Hutton as Molly McConnell, Claude Akins as Sy Sherne | Director: Michael O'Herlihy
Writer: Gustave Field | | | |
| 374 :10x33 - Two Tall Men (May/08/1965) | | Matt has business elsewhere so he asks Doc to take $1500, reward money for an outlaw, back to Dodge City. But two men attack and rob Doc. A buffalo hunter brings a nearly dead Doc back to Dodge. When Festus captures the men, the townsfolk prepare for a lynching... | | Guest Stars: Ben Cooper as Breck Taylor, Glenn Strange as Sam Noonan, Preston Pierce as Tommy, Maurice McEndree as Newspaperman, Jay Ripley as Ned Moore, Harry Townes as Abihu Howell, George Lindsey as Billy Yeager | Director: Vincent McEveety
Writer: Frank Q. Dobbs, Bob Stewart (3) | | | |
| 375 :10x34 - Honey Pot (May/15/1965) | | Matt's friend Ben Stack comes to Dodge, and wants to start something with saloon girl Honey Dare. Thing is, Honey already has a boyfriend. That soon puts Matt in the position of having to arrest his good friend... | | Guest Stars: Joanna Moore (1) as Honey Dare, Glenn Strange as Sam Noonan, Charles Maxwell as Hy Evers, Roy Barcroft as Roy, Hank Patterson as Hank Miller, Harry Lauter as Gregory Bellow, Harry Bartell as James Riley, Dick Wessel as Sol Durham, Rory Calhoun as Ben Stack, John Crawford (1) as Hal Biggs | Director: Vincent McEveety
Writer: Clyde Ware | | | |
| 376 :10x35 - The New Society (May/22/1965) | | Twelve years after the crime, an accused murderer makes a death bed statement that he did not commit the crime. Since one of their paymasters was the victim, the Army asks Matt to investigate, but he receives scant cooperation from the people of Ridge Town. | | Guest Stars: Victor Izay as Depositor, Fred Coby as Sy, Jeremy Slate as Tom Scanlon, Jack Weston as Wesley, Linda James (3) as Sue Ann, Garry Walberg as Roy, Dennis Cross as Aaron, Elizabeth Perry as Vera Scanlon, James Gregory (1) as John Scanlon, Richard X. Slattery as Coor, Sandy Kenyon as Bennings, Lew Brown as Eli Wall, Ian Wolfe as Old Man Wall | Director: Joseph Sargent
Writer: Calvin Clements Sr. | | | |
| 377 :10x36 - He Who Steals (May/29/1965) | | Jeff Sutro finds the "modernization" of the West a challenge. First he steals a calf and then shoots the owner. He's exonerated for that, but soon manages to get himself into more trouble when someone steals his horse. | | Guest Stars: Larry Ward as Sid Perce, Len Wayland as Jim Donner, Harold Stone as Jeff Sutro, Glenn Strange as Sam Noonan, James Nusser as Louie Pheeters, Will J. White (3) as Beckett, Lane Bradford as Dan O'Hare, Roger Torrey as Steve Hays, Russ Tamblyn as Billy Waters, George Lindsey as Billy, Stanley Adams as Charlie Rath | Director: Harry Harris (1)
Writer: John Meston | | | |
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