“The Murdered Party”

“The Murdered Party”

 

Season:               1 episode 10
Series Episode:   10
Air Date:            November 17, 1965

 

 

Teaser

In order to defend a client, Jarrod must discredit his brother.

 

Cast & Crew Lists

Cast

Character	Role	Actor	Actor Age	Status
Victoria Barkley	Barkley matriarch	Miss Barbara Stanwyck	58	Credited
Jarrod Thomas Barkley, Esquire	Eldest Barkley son / Lawyer	Richard Long	37	Credited
Nicholas "Nick" Jonathan Barkley	Second Barkley son, / Property manager	Peter Breck	36	Credited
Heath Barkley	Tom Barkley's third son / Assistant property manager	Lee Majors	26	Credited
Audra Barkley	Barkley daughter	Linda Evans	22	Credited
Silas	Barkley private household manager/ Butler / Cook / Houseman	Napoleon Whiting	55	Credited
Korby Kyles	Accused murderer	Warren Oates	37	Credited
Jacob "Jake" Kyles	Korby Kyles father	Larry D. Mann	42	Credited
Emmet Kyles	Korby Kyles brother	Fred Holliday	29	Credited
Alan Kyles	Korby Kyles brother	Paul Potash		Credited
	Judge	Walter Woolf King	67	Credited
Fred Madden	Stockton sheriff	Mort Mills	46	Credited
Slim	Stockton barber	Jim Boles	51	Credited
George Allison	Editor of the Stockton Evening Mail	Bill Quinn	53	Credited
Charlie	Railroad baggage man	Charles Wagenheim	69	Credited
Henry Bingham	Northern Division train engineer	Clegg Hoyt	54	Uncredited
Clem Greene	District Attorney	Paul Fix	64	Credited
Matt Cooper	Appointed lawyer	Karl Held	34	Uncredited
"Colonel" Ashby	Opium trade middleman for central California / Murdered man			Uncredited
Mrs. Bradshaw	Foster mother			Uncredited
Asa Harmon	Special Detective for Senator Harrison's investigating committee	Stacy Harris	46	Uncredited
Perkins	Stockton general store owner			Uncredited
Hip Su Tong	Opium buyer
Luke	Barkley ranchhand			Uncredited
	Boy			Uncredited
	Three girls			Uncredited
	Juror	Jimmie Booth	39	Uncredited
	Juror	John Breen	58	Uncredited
	Juror	George Bruggeman	61	Uncredited
	Juror	Billy McCoy		Uncredited
	Juror	Mathew McCue	70	Uncredited
	Juror	Joe Ploski	61	Uncredited
	Jarrod's secretary			Uncredited
	Townsman	Jack Tornek	78	Uncredited
	Trial gallery member	Dick Cangey	32	Uncredited
	Trial gallery member	Lovyss Bradley	59	Uncredited
	Trial gallery member	Cap Somers	72	Uncredited
Mrs. Ashby	"Colonel" Ashby's wife			Mentioned
Harrison	California State Senator			Mentioned

 

 

Crew

Creators	A. I. Bezzendes & Louis F. Edelman
Producers	Arthur Gardner, Arnold Laven & Jules (V.) Levy
Associate Producer	Lou Morheim
Producer's Assistant	Marian Carpenter & Marilyn Fiebelkorn
Production Supervision	Norman S. Powell
Production Manager	Don Torpin
Director	Virgil W. Vogel
Assistant Director	Mike Moder
Writer	Jack Curtis
Script Supervisor	Joseph (Joe) Mazzuca
Theme Music Composer	George Duning
Music Supervision	Alfred Perry
Music	George Duning
Music Editor	Harry King
Director of Photography	Wilfrid M. Cline, A.S.C.
Assistant Camera (uncredited)	Lloyd Ahem II
Key Grip (uncredited)	Nels Mathias
Lamp Operator (uncredited)	Earl C. Williman
Sound	Don Rush
Sound Effects	Mandine Rogne
Editorial Supervisor	Bernard (W.) Burton
Editing	Sherman A. Rose, A.C.E.
Supervising Art Director	Bill Ross (William P.)
Art Direction	Jack DeShields (Jack F. De Shields)
Set Decorator	Pierre Ludlum
Makeup Artist	Sidney Perell
Hair Stylist	Scotty Rackin
Hair Stylist (uncredited)	Bertha French
Wardrobe	Robert B. Harris
Barbara Stanwyck's Wardrobe	Jack Muhs
Casting	Robert Walker
Stunt Double (uncredited)	Jeannie Epper
Production Company	Four Star Productions & Margate
Professional Associations	International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (I.A.T.S.E.)
Acknowledgements	Conference of the California Historical Societies

 

 

Filming Location

Sets

CBS Studio Center – 4024 Radford Avenue Studio City, Los Angeles, California, United States of America

 

 

 

Geographic References

San Francisco, California, United States of America
Stockton, California, United States of America

 

Valley Victuals

Aperitif
Bacon
Biscuits
Bread
Roast beef
Roast beef sandwiches
Coffee
Scrambled eggs
Brandy in a King’s Crown ruby brandy glass
Wine

 

 

 

Sources

The Big Valley episodes (written, spoken and credits);

Internet Movie Database (IMDb);

Wikipedia;

Individual observations; and

Others as indicated by the links.

 

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