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The Californians (0 Fans)


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The Californians was set in San Francisco during the 1850's gold rush. It revolved around honest men who were trying to clean up their town of criminals and con men. The main character in the first season was Dion Patrick who came to California for the gold, but ended up being a reporter for the local newspaperman Sam Breenan. As the season went on, the new man in town became Matthew Wayne who was quickly elected sheriff of San Francisco. His arrival ended up easing out the characters of Patrick and McGivern, who up until Wayne arrived was all the law enforcement the town had.

As the second season began, Wayne was now the city marshal and had 50 men as his police force. He soon had a love interest in Wilma Fansler, who was a widow who ran the local gambling house.
 
 
 "The Californians" Information
 
First Episode: 1: 1x01 -- The Vigilantes Begin (Sep/24/1957)
Last Episode: 69: 2x32 -- An Act of Faith (May/26/1959)
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Classification: Scripted
Genre: Drama | Western
Status: Canceled/Ended
Network: NBC ( USA)
Airs: Tuesdays at 10:00 pm
Runtime: 30 Minutes
Premiere: September 24, 1957
Ended: August 27, 1959
Color: Black & White
 
 "The Californians" Cast
 
Richard Cooganplayed
Matthew Wayne
Adam Kennedy (1)played
Dion Patrick (1957-1958)
Sean McCloryplayed
Jack McGivern (1957-1958)
Nan Leslieplayed
Martha McGivern (1957-1958)
Carole Mathews (1)played
Wilma Fansler (1958-1959)
Art Flemingplayed
Jeremy Pitt (1958-1959)
Howard Caineplayed
Schlaab (1957-1958)
 
 "The Californians" Crew
 
Executive ProducerRobert Sisk
ProducerRobert Bassler  |  Felix Feist
MusicKen Darby  |  Harry Warren
Director of PhotographyLucien N. Andriot
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