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With William Pullen, Clint Eastwood, Forrest Stanley, George Pembroke. Not having luck in the California gold fields, Alex Todd discovers there's money to be made delivering the mail and starts a subscription mail service taking letters to the gold camps for miners starving for news from home.
- (78)
- Western
- Stuart E. McGowan
- 1956-12-08
Death Valley Days: Created by Ruth Woodman. With Stanley Andrews, Robert Taylor, Ronald Reagan, Dale Robertson. Western stories and legends based, and filmed, in and around Death Valley, California. One of the longest-running Western series, originating on radio in the 1930s.
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- 42 sec
Oct 26, 2023 · Dale Robertson: Known for his rugged charm and indomitable spirit, Dale Robertson embodied the essence of the Old West both on and off-screen. Born Dayle Lymoine Robertson on July 14, 1923, Robertson’s tenure as the final host of Death Valley Days from 1968 to 1970 marked the culmination of a remarkable career.
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Season 5 Episode 7 - The Last Letter. 1956 · 26 min. TV-PG. Western · Drama. Alex Todd starts a subscription mail service and takes letters to the gold camps for miners. Subtitles: English.
- Stuart E. Mcgowan
- January 1, 1956
- 26 min
The series would come to its end, after 19 years on the air, with Robertson's 26 episodes as host. In rebroadcasts, Death Valley Days (often known as Trails West at the time), featured Ray Milland in the role of revised host. Robertson guest-starred on the November 17, 1969, episode of The Dean Martin Show .
Tracy's Triumph: Directed by Jean Yarbrough. With Dale Robertson, Dick Simmons, Lisa Gaye, Roy Engel. A convict is released from prison - but not from his past.
With Dale Robertson, Walter Brooke, Maria Desti, Tol Avery. Postal inspector Wesley Hull is determined to discover how postmaster Jack Reardon can sell so many stamps in such a small town. He doesn't count on Reardon's pleasant disposition, or his knowledge of the letter of the law.
- (26)
- Western
- Jean Yarbrough
- 1970-01-24
