The "Day of the Hunter" episode of The Rifleman was originally broadcast on January 5, 1960 (Season 2, Episode 15). Starring Chuck Conners and Johnny Crawford.
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So far I've only been able to locate two episodes of Death Valley Days to share on here. One of them is this episode titled "Little Washington" and the other is titled Dear Teacher. The original air date of "Little Washington" was October 1, 1953 (Season 2, Episode 2). 29 minutes. Includes original 20 Mule Team Borax commercials.
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Bill and Flint help a terrified young boy who has just seen his father murdered. Original air date was January 31, 1962 (Season 5, Episode 18). 47 minutes.
Starring John McIntire as Christopher Hale and Robert Horton as Flint McCullough
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The Rifleman was another popular TV Western that was enjoyed by all members of the family. It ran on ABC from 1958 to 1963. "Outlaw's Inheritance" original air date was June 16, 1959 (Season 1, Episode 38). 24 minutes.
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The stories in "Death Valley Days" were based on actual events that took place during the days of the old American West. The show debuted on TV March 1st, 1952 and ended August 1st, 1975.
The show featured several different hosts throughout the years. Ronald Reagan was one of those hosts.
This episode is about a school teacher who arrives in town to take over teaching a disruptive class. You will be surprised at how she brings order to the class! Season 2, Episode 3. 26 minutes.
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"The Birth of the Blade" is the only episode of The Adventures of Jim Bowie that I've been able to find. The show ran from 1956 through 1958, with a total of 76 episodes.
7 September 1956 (Season 1, Episode 1
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The original pilot for the Lone Ranger TV Series! Clayton Moore starred in this popular kids TV western. The pilot aired on September 15th 1949. This is the only episode of the Lone Ranger I have been able to find that has become available in the public domain. So enjoy!
Watch today's vintage TV show, "Enter the Lone Ranger". 1 hour 8 minutes.
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Wagon Train was a TV Western that was enjoyed by all members of the family from September 1957 through May 1965.
"Alias Bill Hawks" is episode number 34, from season 6. Produced by ABC. 45 minutes.
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