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Gumsmoke

Heard
1955–1956
Episodes
81

Old Time Radio Programs. Gunsmoke Starring William Conrad as Matt Dillon. Western Theme. Page 3

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Skid Row

    · 29 min

  2. The Gypsum Hills Fued

    · 30 min

  3. Born to Hang

    · 30 min

  4. Reward for Matt

    · 29 min

  5. Potatoe Road

    · 30 min

  6. Robber Bridegroom

    · 30 min

  7. The Liar from Blackhawk

    · 30 min

  8. Cow Doctor

    · 30 min

  9. Jealousy

    · 30 min

  10. Trust

    · 30 min

  11. The Reed Survives

    · 30 min

  12. The Army Trial

    · 30 min

  13. General Parsley Smith

    · 29 min

  14. Uncle Oliver

    · 30 min

  15. Gunsmoke

    · 30 min

  16. Ben Tolliver's Stud

    · 30 min

  17. Tap Day for Kitty

    · 30 min

  18. Innocent Broad

    · 30 min

  19. Johnny Red

    · 30 min

  20. Indian Scout

    · 30 min

  21. Doc Quits

    · 30 min

  22. Change of Heart

    · 30 min

  23. Alarm At Pleasant Valley

    · 30 min

  24. Thoroughbreds

    · 30 min

  25. Indian White

    · 30 min

  26. The Barton Boy

    · 29 min

  27. Good Girl-Bad Company

    · 24 min

  28. The Coward

    · 21 min

  29. Trouble In Kansas

    · 25 min

  30. Brush at Elkader

    · 24 min

  31. The Choice

    · 24 min

  32. The Second Choice

    · 24 min

  33. The Preacher

    · 24 min

  34. Dutch George

    · 22 min

  35. Amy's Good Deed

    · 24 min

  36. Sunny Afternoon

    · 24 min

  37. Land Deal

    · 24 min

  38. Scared Kid

    · 25 min

  39. Twelth Night

    · 25 min

  40. Puckett's New Year

    · 24 min

  41. Doc's Revenge

    · 24 min

  42. How to Cure a Friend

    · 24 min

  43. Romeo

    · 23 min

  44. The Bureaucrat

    · 25 min

  45. Legal Revenge

    · 25 min

  46. Kitty's Outlaw

    · 24 min

  47. The New Hotel (rehearsal)

    · 25 min

  48. Who Lives By the Sword

    · 24 min

  49. The Hunter

    · 25 min

  50. Bringing Down Father

    · 25 min

  51. The Man Who Would Be Marshall

    · 24 min

  52. Hanging Man

    · 24 min

  53. How to Sell a Ranch

    · 25 min

  54. Widow's Mite

    · 25 min

  55. The Executioner

    · 25 min

  56. Indian Crazy

    · 25 min

  57. Doc's Reward

    · 25 min

  58. The Photographer

    · 25 min

  59. Cows and Cribs

    · 25 min

  60. Buffalo Man

    · 25 min

  61. Man Hunter

    · 24 min

  62. The Pacifist

    · 25 min

  63. Daddy O

    · 24 min

  64. Cheap Labor

    · 25 min

  65. Sunday Supplement

    · 24 min

  66. Gun for Chester

    · 24 min

  67. Passive Resistance

    · 25 min

  68. Letter of the Law

    · 24 min

  69. Lynching Man

    · 24 min

  70. Lost Rifle

    · 24 min

  71. Sweet and Sour

    · 24 min

  72. Snake Bite

    · 24 min

  73. Annie Oakley

    · 25 min

  74. No Sale

    · 25 min

  75. Old Pal

    · 25 min

  76. Belle's Back

    · 25 min

  77. Thick n' Thin

    · 25 min

  78. Box o' Boots

    · 25 min

  79. The Brothers

    · 24 min

  80. The Gambler

    · 25 min

  81. Gunshot Wound

    · 25 min

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  1. Gumsmoke 03

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