“Cage at McNabb”

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“Cage at McNabb”

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Season:             6 episode 23
Series Episode: 216
Air Date:          February 16, 1963

 

 

Teaser

“That’s not important. What is important is conscience and memory. You will remember me, won’t you?”

 

 

Employment Solicitation

Personal appeal by Nora Larson

 

 

Fee

$1000

 

 

Quote

“Those who try to turn other human beings into senseless brutes end up by being brutes themselves.”
Paladin quoting MacKay.

 

Possibly Charles MacKay.  However, a similar quote could not be found.
“When men make themselves into brutes it is just to treat them like brutes.”
Amelia Barr

 

Cast & Crew Lists

Cast

Character	Role	Actor	Actor Age	Status
Paladin	An arbiter	Richard Boone	45	Credited
Brian Larson	Prisoner	Christopher Dark	42	Credited
Nora Larson	Brian Larson's wife	Jacqueline Scott	30	Credited
O'Connor	Prisoner	Lon Chaney, Jr.	56	Credited
Jose	Dog handler	David Fresco	53	Credited
	Guard with warden that has keys	George Keymas	37	Credited
Trowbridge	Guard on Brian Larson's cell block	John Harmon	57	Credited
	Guard hitting Paladin with rifle butt	Joe Yrigoyen	52	Credited
Menlow	Prison warden	Ford Rainey	54	Credited
	Guard behind O'Connor			Uncredited
	Tracking dogs - 2 German Shepherds and a Dobermann Pinscher			Uncredited

 

 

Crew

Director	Gary Nelson
Assistant Director	Gordon McLean
Creators	Herb Meadow & Sam Rolfe
Writer	Gene Roddenberry
Script Supervisor	Richard Chaffee
Producer	Don Ingalls
Production Manager	Howard Joslin
Director of Photography	Frank (V.) Phillips
Art Director	Richard (Y.) Haman
Opening Theme Music	Bernard Hermann (Herrmann)
Episode Music by	Rene Garriguenc
Conductor	Lud Gluskin
"Ballad of Paladin" Singer	Johnny Western
"Ballad of Paladin" written by	Johnny Western, Richard Boone, Sam Rolfe
Film Editor	Samuel (Sam) Gold
Sound Mixer	Frederick (Fred) A. Kessler
Recording Company	Westrex Recording System
Re-recording by	Joel Moss
Property Master	Arthur Friedrich
Makeup Artist	Ed (Edwin) Butterworth
Wardrobe	Joseph Dimmitt
Set Decorator	Claude E. Carpenter
Casting	Peggy Rae
Richard Boone's Stunt Double	Hal Needham (Uncredited)
Production Companies	A CBS (Columbia Broadcasting System) Television Network Production

 

 

 

Filming Locations

Sets
Paramount Studios 5555 Melrose Avenue, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States of America

 

Closing Credits background
Lone Pine, California, United States of America

 

 

Historical References

Amnesty Act for Confederate Soldiers signed May 22, 1872
Benjamin Gratz Brown
Horace Greeley
Liberal Republicans
McNaab prison

 

Geographic Reference

San Francisco, California, United States of America

 

 

Sources

Have Gun – Will Travel episodes (written, spoken and credits), Internet Movie Database (IMDb), Wikipedia, individual observations, and others as indicated by the links.

 

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