Lawman (1958)
| Release Date | 05 October 1958 |
| Genre | Western |
| Country | USA |
| Filming Locations | Corriganville, Ray Corrigan Ranch, Simi Valley, California, USA |
| Language | English |
| Sound Mix | Mono |
| Color | Black and White |
Lawman is a western television series originally telecast from 1958 to 1962 starring John Russell as Marshal Dan Troop and Peter Brown as Deputy Johnny McKay on the ABC Television Network. Set in Laramie, Wyoming, the action often centered on the Birdcage Saloon, owned by Lily Merrill, portrayed by Peggie Castle. The half-hour show often was of high quality because of the camaraderie of the cast members, guest stars, and several experienced directors, including Stuart Heisler and writers, such as Clair Huffaker.
Cast and Crew
Cast
Dan Sheridan
Jake - Bartender
Fred Carson
Bartender
Clancy Cooper
Timmo McQueen
Emile Avery
Stage Driver
Vinton Hayworth
Oren Slauson
Sailor Vincent
Townsman
Clyde Howdy
Townsman
Bruce MacFarlane
Charlie - Hotel Clerk
Kansas Moehring
Barfly
Tom Palmer
Dr. Stewart
I. Stanford Jolley
Gil Breck
Don Kelly
Grat Lowell
Tom Gilson
Charlie Dane
Nina Vaughn
Dolores - Saloon Gal
Barbara Lang
Julie Tate
Robert McQueeney
Bench Ryan
Mike Road
Bluel
Frank Ferguson
Jack Hogan
Bob Cawley
James Waters
Bates
Don Wilbanks
Chad Walters
Phil Tead
Storekeeper Seymour
Fred Sherman
Bill
Chuck Hicks
Blacksmith
Ivan Bell
Townsman
Kermit Maynard
Townsman
Robert J. Wilke
Fallon - Bounty Hunter
Arch Johnson
Andrew Lord
Miranda Jones
Bobbie Desmond
Nan Peterson
Annette
Med Flory
Catcher
Hal Baylor
Harlan Smith
Sheldon Allman
Ed Dirckes
Ken Lynch
Al Feller
William Mims
Eph
Dick Rich
Arch Devereaux
Joseph Gallison
Jim Martin
John Clarke
Chaw - Barfly
Lane Bradford
Cotty - Henchman
King Calder
Ad Prentice
Baynes Barron
Al Horn
Dee Carroll
Molly Jaegers
James Parnell
Hanson
Harrison Lewis
Blake
Guy Wilkerson
Phillips - Townsman
Frank Watkins
Hank Koop
Charles Maxwell
Darkness Marshall
Jack Shea
Miner
Tom London
Old Man
Jim Hayward
Adam Larkin
Ted White
Barton
Jack Kenny
Barfly
Gary Vinson
Bill Andrews
Jeff York
Barney Tremain
Will Wright
Luke Saint
Harry Shannon
Carl May
Murvyn Vye
Tom Cardigan
Donald Buka
Cole Hawkins
Peter Whitney
Alteeka McClintoch
Chris Alcaide
Ben Moray
George Wallace
Clyde Morton
Burt Douglas
Ben Adams
Gordon Jones
Chalk Hennesey
Russell Thorson
Sheriff Lang
Frank Albertson
Clint Porter
Paul Comi
Cole Reese
John Kellogg
Bern Lochard
Emile Meyer
Ben Belding
Wendell Holmes
Cal Nibley
Barry Kelley
Governor Johnson
Pitt Herbert
Pittsford
Rex Holman
Albert Tishkin
J. Edward McKinley
Banker Worth
Kenneth Becker
Greg Thatcher
Kim Charney
Charlie May
Ric Roman
Charlie Belmont
James Anderson
Ed Hill
Harry Antrim
Doc Jonas Shea
Tim Graham
Amos Hall
Ralph Moody
Doc Greer
Milton Parsons
Grimshaw
Joseph Ruskin
Ed James
Jan Arvan
Capt. Weil
William F. Leicester
Al Samson
John Cliff
Dawson
Stuart Randall
Colonel Strappin
K.L. Smith
Hank - Henchman
Charles E. Fredericks
Kelly - Bartender
Karl 'Killer' Davis
Gang Member
William Challee
Bill Porter
Jan Stine
Ben Jesse
Dorothy Konrad
Mrs. Bangle
Jimmy Baird
Bobby Gibbons
David McMahon
Bill Butler
Terry Rangno
Herbie
Charles Horvath
Bouncer #1
Walter Baldwin
Cal Satler
Tom Fadden
Cartwright - Livery Stable Proprietor
Charles Alvin Bell
Passenger
John L. Cason
2nd Ranch hand
Duane Grey
Slate - Henchman
Howard Negley
Hank - Bartender
Rayford Barnes
Bill Watts
Michael Macready
Talby
Harry Tyler
Jake Smith
Sandy Kevin
Ed Lane
Harry Strang
Ed Lecky
Owen Bush
Darkness Bartender
Doug Carlson
Hank
Andrew Duggan
Frank Boone
Richard Evans
Billy Deal
Warren J. Kemmerling
Bill Carson
Boyd 'Red' Morgan
Cowboy Harry Oust
Carolyn Komant
Dolores - Saloon Gal
Pierce Lyden
Barfly
Paul Lukather
Cpl. Breen
Robert 'Buzz' Henry
1st Bodeen Brother
Earle Hodgins
Fane - Storekeeper
Gail Bonney
Mrs. Wilson
George Barrows
Ott - Henchman
John Truax
Townsman
Cactus Mack
Barfly
Director
Robert Sparr
Stuart Heisler
Richard C. Sarafian
Leslie H. Martinson
Burt Kennedy
Lee Sholem
Mark Sandrich Jr.
Irving J. Moore
Alan Crosland Jr.
Richard L. Bare
Richard Benedict
Gunther von Fritsch
George Waggner
Writer
William F. Leicester
Ric Hardman
Edmund Morris
Clair Huffaker
John Tomerlin
John D.F. Black
Finlay McDermid
Dean Riesner
Jules Schermer
W. Hermanos
Mark Rodgers
Bronson Howitzer
David Lang
Margaret Armen
Berne Giler
Hendrik Vollaerts
Burt Kennedy
Oliver Crawford
Frederick Louis Fox
Montgomery Pittman
Sheldon Stark
Paul Savage
Walter Wagner
Anthony Spinner
George Lairden
Producer
William T. Orr
executive producer / producer
Jules Schermer
producer
Original Music
Howard Jackson
Frank Perkins
Paul Sawtell
Cinematographer
Perry Finnerman
Harold E. Stine
William Margulies
Ralph Woolsey
Bert Glennon
Editor
Elbert K. Hollingsworth
David Wages
Jim Faris
James W. Graham
Jim Paris
Robert B. Warwick Jr.
Robert Watts
Art Director
Carl Macauley
Set Decorator
Ben Bone
Mowbray Berkeley
Makeup Department
Gordon Bau
makeup supervisor
Jean Burt Reilly
supervising hair stylist
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Eddie Prinz
assistant director
William R. Lasky
assistant director
Claude Binyon Jr.
assistant director
Lindsley Parsons Jr.
second assistant director
James T. Vaughn
assistant director
Art Department
Lee W. Moore
props
Sound Department
Ross Owen
sound
Stunts
Roydon Clark
stunts
Bennie E. Dobbins
stunts
Robert 'Buzz' Henry
stunts
Bob Herron
stunts
Loren Janes
stunts
Dean Smith
stunts
Bob Terhune
stunts
Ted White
stunts
Editorial Department
Jim Faris
film editor
Music Department
Paul Sawtell
music supervisor
Bert Shefter
music supervisor
Other Crew
Arvo Ojala
technical director
Production Company
Warner Bros. Television
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Distributor
American Broadcasting Company (ABC)
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