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Have gun-- will travel (Television program)
Paramount Pictures Corporation (1914-1927)
6 videodiscs (975 min.) : sound, black and white ; 4 3/4 in.
A statement on a business card is adorned with a chess-piece knight and heralds the professional services of Paladin. Based at the Hotel Carlton in San Francisco, and assisted by his manservant, Hey Boy, Paladin is an intelligent yet mysterious loner as well as a man of many talents, including detective, bodyguard, courier, sleuth and bounty hunter. When the situation is desperate, Paladin is the man to wire.
Disc 1. Three bells to Pedido -- The outlaw -- The great Mojave chase -- Winchester quarantine -- A matter of ethics -- The bride -- Strange vendetta -- Disc 2. High wire -- Show of force -- The long night -- The colonel and the lady -- No visitors -- The Englishman -- Disc 3. The Yuma treasure -- The hanging cross -- Helen of Abajinian -- Ella West -- The reasonable man -- The High-graders -- The last laugh -- Disc 4. The Bostonian -- The singer -- Bitter wine -- Girl from Piccadilly -- The O'Hare story -- Birds of a feather -- Disc 5. The teacher -- Killer's widow -- Gun shy -- The prizefight story -- Hey boy's revenge -- The five books of Owen Deaver -- Disc 6. The silver queen -- Three sons -- The return of Dr. Thackeray -- 24 hours at North Fork -- Silver convoy -- Deliver the body -- The statue of San Sebastian.
CBS Television ; created by Herb Meadow and Sam Rolfe ; producers, Julian Claman [and others] ; writers, Sam Rolfe [and others] ; directors, Andrew V. McLaglen [and others].
Originally broadcast on television, 1957-1958.
Special features include: production notes, cast biographies, behind-the-scenes episodic information.
English dialogue with optional Spanish subtitles.
Directors of photography, Fleet Southcott ... [et al.] ; editor, Harry Coswick ... [et al.] ; music, Jerry Goldsmith ... [et al.].