“Brasada Spur”

 

 

Season: 2 episode 22

Series Episode: 49

Air Date: February 22, 1959

Maverick TV series starring James Garner and Jack Kelly

A Warner Bros. production

 

 

Teaser

Powerful personalities collide over differences in opinions as to what is important in life.

 

 

Cast & Crew Lists

Cast

CharacterRoleActorActor AgeStatus
"Colonel" Bart MaverickGambler / Con artist Jack Kelly31Credited
Barnes
Bella Union Hotel desk clerkFred Kruger45Credited
Rufus ElgeeOwner of the Great Western RailroadKen Lynch48Credited
Martha AbbottMrs. Morgan's secretaryHope Summers56Credited
GreenbrierLawyer / Belle Morgan's dinner entourage memberRobert Carson49Credited
Horace HoganRufus Elgee's employeeRalph Neff51Credited
Dorrit MacGregorBelle Morgan's personal maid / Yum-Yum's keeperGertrude Flynn50Credited
Terry McKennaBella Union bellhopJames (Jim) Lydon35Credited
Belle MorganWidow / Owns the Bella Union and half of King CityJulie Adams32Credited
Adam SheppleyPoker player that loses Brasada Spur stock Robert Griffin56Credited
Roy StaffordPresident / Bookkeeper / Freight agent / Janitor of the Brasada Spur Patrick McVey48Credited
AnnouncerEd Reimers56Uncredited
Miss BoomerBella Union manicurist Uncredited
Avery CartrightPrinciple stockholder of the Great Western Railroad Uncredited
Dr. EllisBelle Morgan's doctorUncredited
HanleyRancherFred Coby42Uncredited
Yum-YumBelle Morgan's male YorkieUncredited
Belle Morgan's associatePaul Bradley57Uncredited
Belle Morgan's associateKenneth Gibson61Uncredited
Belle Morgan's associatePerk Lazelle51Uncredited
Belle Morgan's associateJoe Walls42Uncredited
Belle Union barberLouis Quinn43Uncredited
Belle Union hotel guestLuis Delgado33Uncredited
Great Western engineerSailor Vincent57Uncredited
Poker playerHarold Miller64Uncredited
Poker playerPaul McGuire45Uncredited
Poker playerJack Mower68Uncredited
Ranch handGeorge Bell60Uncredited
Brasada Spur telegrapherHal Taggart62Uncredited
Belle Morgan's personal waiter
Jon Lormer52Uncredited
Bret Maverick Gambler / Con artist
Mentioned
BlackburnMan at the Union Club in ChicagoMentioned
CantonNewspaperman who can be boughtMentioned
Cyrus Hay MorganBelle Morgan's deceased husbandMentioned
Dr. TuckerooMedicine show doctorMentioned
WhiteNewspaperman who can be boughtMentioned
Farmers east of King City Mentioned
Maitre D' at the Bella UnionUncredited
Stafford's two children Mentioned
Brasada Spur tower manMentioned

 

Crew

DirectorPaul Henreid
Assistant DirectorRusty Meek
Developed by
Roy Huggins (uncredited)
TeleplayJohn Tucker Battle
StoryPalmer Thompson
Executive Producer

Wm. (William) T. Orr
Producer
Roy Huggins

Director of Photography
Wesley Anderson
Art Director
Howard Campbell
Supervising Film Editor
James Moore

Film Editor

Carl Pingitore
Production Manager
Oren W. Haglund
Sound Robert B. Lee
Set Decorator
William Wallace
Makeup Supervisor Gordon Bau, S.M.A.
Composer: Original ThemeDavid Buttolph (uncredited)

Original Theme LyricsPaul Francis Weber
Stock Music ComposerMax Steiner (uncredited)
Musician: HarmonicaTommy Morgan (uncredited)
Production Company
Warner Bros. Television
Distribution Company
American Broadcasting Company (ABC)

 

 

Dialogue/Figurative Language/Literary References/Quotes

Bart: I’d be as happy as a bear in a bee hive if you’d come to New Orleans with me.

Notable Mentions

Transcontinenal Rail Line
Lazarus   
Union Club, Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
Mardi Gras
Speaking tubes  
Bull mastiff
Yorkshire terrior

 

Geographic References

Brasada 
California
Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
Junction City, Kansas, United States of America
Dakota Territory, United States of America
Washington, D.C., United States of America
Wisconsin, United States of America  
King City (Oregon, Missouri, Georgia, California)
New Orleans, Louisiana, United States of America
New York, New York, United States of America
Alaska, United States of America
Texas, United States of America 
Brasada Pass

 

The Games People Play

Bart: I rarely bluff.

5-Card Stud Poker  

 

 

Grub

Apple
Breast de Villon en cocotte
Champagne
Coffee
Roast beef
Rolls
Tea
Whiskey
Poker table tidbits

 

 

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