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“The Night the Town Died”

Season: 3 episode 21
Series Episode: 99
Air Date: February 6, 1960

Teaser

“Which one are you, Frazier? Are you the one that put the rope around Aaron Bell’s neck? Or did you just cheer and yell for the trap to fall?”

Employment Solicitation

Verbal request by Warren

Fee

Undisclosed

Cast & Crew Lists

Cast

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Character	Role	Actor	Actor Age	Status
Paladin	An arbiter	Richard Boone	42	Credited
Kim Chan "Hey Boy"	Hotel Carlton porter	Kam Tong	53	Credited
Aaron Bell	Former convict / Confederate sympathizer	Barry Cahill	38	Credited
Frazier	Storekeeper / Union sympathizer	Vic Perrin	43	Credited
Penelope "Penny" Frazier	Frazier's daughter	Sally Singer		Credited
Howard	Sheriff	Robert J. Stevenson	44	Credited
Freida Howard	Howard's wife	Mary Gregory		Credited
Sayer	Union sympathizer	Arthur Space	51	Credited
Warren	Banker / Union sympathizer	Barney Phillips	46	Credited
Paul Bell	Aaron Bell's brother / Confederate soldier			Mentioned

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Crew

Director	Richard Boone
Assistant Director	Jack Voglin
Creators	Herb Meadow & Sam Rolfe
Teleplay	Calvin Clements (Sr.), & Frank Pierson
Story	Calvin Clements (Sr.)
Script Supervisor	Richard Chaffee
Producer	Ben Brady
Associate Producer	Frank R. Pierson
Production Manager	Howard Joslin
Director of Photography	Stuart Thompson, A.S.C.
Art Director	Walter E. Keller
Opening Theme Music Composer	Bernard Hermann (Herrmann)
Episode Music by	Rene Garriguenc (Uncredited)
"Ballad of Paladin" Singer	Johnny Western
"Ballad of Paladin" written by	Johnny Western, Richard Boone, Sam Rolfe
Music Editor	Gene Feldman
Production Supervisor	Dewey Starkey
Film Editor	Everett Sutherland
Sound Editor	Roderick Sound, Inc.
Sound Effects	Gene Eliot, M.P.S.E.
Property Master	Arthur Friedrich
Makeup Artist	Donald (W.) Roberson
Hair Stylist	Madine Danks, C.H.S.
Wardrobe	Joseph Dimmitt
Set Decorator	Herman N. Schoenbrun & Charles Vassar
Casting	Stalmaster-Lister Co.
Richard Boone's Stunt Double	Hal Needham (Uncredited)
Production Companies	A CBS (Columbia Broadcasting System) Television Network Production
Recording Company'	Westrex Recording System

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

Geographic Reference

New Lime Creek, Califronia, United States of America

Sources

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