Have Gun - Will Travel 1x03 - Part 1

Have Gun, Will Travel [1957], season one, episode three - ENJOY-

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-Any offensive political, religious or cultural views portrayed in TV of this age are not shared by me and are not to be taken seriously-

SHOW SUMMARY
Paladin was not your normal gunfighter. He was an educated and a traveled man. A West Point graduate, he served as a Union officer during the Civil War. After the war, he went west and became a high-priced 'gun for hire.' He was based at the Hotel Carlton in San Francisco and enjoyed the finer things in life. He dressed in fancy clothes, enjoyed fine wine, gourmet food, opera, expensive cigars and he could play the piano.

He read newspapers from all over the West looking for situations in which he could help, for a fee. Sometimes Hey Boy, the Oriental porter who worked at the Carlton, would bring Paladin a letter or 'wire' asking for his help. Usually, within the first few minutes, he was dressed for 'business' and on the trail.
When working, he dressed completely in black including a black hat with a band of silver conchos and a custom holster with a silver chess knight on it. He carried a custom made pistol which was perfectly balanced and had a rifled barrel. He preferred to settle problems without violence whenever possible, but if forced to fight, he excelled. A master marksman and a quick draw, he was a match for most any man. And for those 'difficult times' he kept a derringer hidden under his belt, which saved his life on many occasions. His rifle, which was rarely used, also had a silver chess knight on the stock. This leads us to believe it was as carefully made as the pistol he carried.

Before resorting to violence, Paladin would put his rich education and experience to work to try to find an alternate solution. In spite of his profession, he had a deep respect for the law and would often turn on his employers if he found they were the guilty party.

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[r1w2m346]

I thought I was going to be able to watch full episodes of one of my favorite shows.However, I see part #1 of one episode , part #2 of another. Nothing that is a complete episode. Very disappointing. What good is part of an episode?

Very disappointed

[yerbs]

@r1w2m346 there is part 2 up top left you know, and not everyone can post video's passed 15 mins long so i had to split them up. and if its not at the top left for you, you just copy and paste the title in the search bar and change part 1 to part 2, it not that hard, but will the limitations of youtube, it will have to do.

[Desertphile]

@Songsmirth ; Indeed, you are correct. A few camels were tried on the Mojave Road / Salt Lake City Road and sadly they failed miserably. :-) There was a whore house at the fork in the two roads, near where Barstow is now. It was quite popular with soldiers from Camp Cady. Ah, the good ole days.....

[Songsmirth]

@Desertphile Interesting. :) And I believed they used them in and around the grape vine out of Bakersfield.

[Songsmirth]

Good bad guy. :) The bad guy's side kick is someone I remember in many, many westerns. I always liked him. What's his name? The one with the quick temper? This is going to be fun. :) Thanks partner. lol

[rockfordtoronto]

@r1w2m346 YOU UNGRATEFUL PRICKKK

[dunett70]

This show is pure gold !

[Desertphile]

@SuperBigblue2 ; The chief reason why camels did not work on Beale's Road, in Arizona, was because the Army used the wrong type of camel. They used small camels that were raised in the USA, from the original stock imported from Australia. The last camel died from exhaustion and sunstroke on its way to Hardyville. If the Army had used the hardier, bigger Arabia camels, I suppose they would have still been using them into the 1900s.

[VajraCoyote]

Simply awesome.

[billjhyt]

very satisfying western stories; I will savor each one of them.

[beinmytrailer]

the banker is mr. whipple from the charmin commercials.

[jsilence418]

Awesome !! thanks !