“Double Eagles”
“Double Eagles”
Season: 4 episode 8
Series Episode: 100
Air Date: November 20, 1962
Laramie TV series starring John Smith, Robert Fuller, Spring Byington and Dennis Holmes
A Revue Studios production
Teaser
Twenty-five thousand in double eagles proves more of a motivation to the posse than justice.
Cast & Crew Lists
Cast
| Character | Role | Actor | Actor Age | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| "Slim" Sherman | Owner - Sherman ranch and relay station | John Smith | 31 | Credited |
| Jess Harper | Part owner - Sherman ranch and relay station | Robert Fuller | 29 | Credited |
| Mike Williams | Orphan | Dennis Holmes | 12 | Credited |
| Hoot | Jess' horse | Hoot | Uncredited | |
| Ed Casson | Posse member/Farley's foreman | William Bryant | 38 | Credited |
| Mort Cory | Laramie sheriff | Stuart Randall | 53 | Credited |
| Al Denning | Outlaw leader | Russell Johnson | 38 | Credited |
| Jake Duval | Trapper | Emile Genest | 40 | Credited |
| Marie Duval | Jake Duval's daughter | Danielle Aubry | 31 | Credited |
| Charlie Frost | Posse member/Medwicks ranch hand | James Griffith | 46 | Credited |
| Joe Farley | Posse member/Laramie rancher | Dick Roan | 52 | Credited |
| Millie Farley | Joe Farley's wife | Pamela Curran | 32 | Credited |
| Alma Moore | Sam Moore's wife | Valora Noland | 20 | Credited |
| Sam Moore | Posse member/Laramie farmer | Charles Robinson | 30 | Credited |
| Sloane | Outlaw | George Wallace | 45 | Credited |
| Easy | Outlaw | James Beck | 27 | Credited |
| Frank | Laramie storekeeper | Norman Leavitt | 48 | Credited |
| Laramie banker | Stacy Harris | 44 | Credited | |
| Laramie bank teller | Barry Brooks | 52 | Credited | |
| Laramie townsman | Harry Carter | 56 | Credited | |
| Medwick | Laramie rancher | Mentioned |
Crew
| Director | Joe Kane |
| Writer | Richard Newman |
| Producer | John Champion |
| Assistant to Producer | Rod Peterson |
| Laramie Theme | Cyril Mockridge |
| Director of Photography | Ray Rennahan, A. S. C. |
| Associate Producer | Dan Ullman |
| Art Director | Martin Obzina |
| Editorial Dept. Head/Supervisor | David J. O'Connell |
| Editorial Color Consultant | Alex Quiroga |
| Color Processing by | Consolidated Film Industries |
| Film Editor | Ray C. de Vally, A. C. E. |
| Musical Supervision | Stanley Wilson |
| Sound | Earl Crain, Jr. |
| Makeup Artist | Jack Barron |
| Hair Stylist | Florence Bush |
| Costume & Wardrobe | Vincent Dee |
| Series Stuntmen | Paul Baxley, Joe Canutt. Bill Catching, Chuck Courtney, John Daheim, Leonard P. Geer, Sol Gorss, Hemet, Charles Horvath, Robert F. Hoy, Loren Janes, Hal Needham, George Orrison, Allen Pinson, Chuck Roberson, Ronnie Rondell Jr., Dean Smith, Tom Steele, Boyd Stockman, Jerry Summers, Jesse Wayne, Jack Williams Note: Robert Fuller often performed his own stunts in the series. |
| Assistant Director | Jack Doran |
| Set Decoration | John McCarthy & Ralph Sylos |
Epilogue – based on the script “Double Eagles” by Richard Newman
(JESS HARPER and SAM MOORE slowly ride up to the Sherman ranch house.)
SAM MOORE: Well, I guess I better be ridin’ back to the farm.
JESS HARPER: You’re welcome to stay and clean up some, Sam.
SAM MOORE: I know, Jess, But I think ah…
MIKE WILLIAMS: (Carrying a heavy bucket) Hi.
JESS. Hi.
SAM MOORE: Be almost sundown when I get…
SLIM SHERMAN: Just in time.
JESS HARPER: What’s Mike doin’? Puttin’ out a fire?
SLIM SHERMAN: No, we’re just keepin’ im busy. Sam, you better go inside. Little feller in there’s been yellin’ for ya.
SAM MOORE: Huh! (Quickly dismounts over the hitching rail and runs into the ranch house)
SLIM SHERMAN: You’re not the only one that’s been busy.
(JESS HARPER slowly dismounts and ties up his horse.)
Historical References
Geographic References
New Mexico Territory, United States of America
Laramie, Wyoming Territory, United States of America
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