S6.E25

Wyatt Takes the Primrose Path

Episode aired Mar 28, 1961
TV-PG
30m

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Douglas Fowley and Hugh O'Brian in The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp (1955)

Chief Natchez fears being blamed for an attack on a wagon train, which was actually carried out by outlaws. In order to explain to Earp that his tribe is innocent, Natchez decides to kidnap ... Read allChief Natchez fears being blamed for an attack on a wagon train, which was actually carried out by outlaws. In order to explain to Earp that his tribe is innocent, Natchez decides to kidnap Shotgun Gibbs to get Earp's attention.Chief Natchez fears being blamed for an attack on a wagon train, which was actually carried out by outlaws. In order to explain to Earp that his tribe is innocent, Natchez decides to kidnap Shotgun Gibbs to get Earp's attention.

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Hugh O'Brian

Wyatt Earp

Douglas Fowley

Doc Holliday

Morgan Woodward

Shotgun Gibbs

Stacy Harris

Mayor John Clum

Gene Roth

J.B. Ayres

William Thourlby

Chief Nachez

Gordon Wynn

Col. Warren

Lyn Thomas

Lola the Saloon Gal

X Brands

1st Apache

Peter Coe

2nd Apache

Bill Coontz

Mexican
(uncredited)

Augie Gomez

Barfly
(uncredited)

Foster Hood

Barfly
(uncredited)

Boyd 'Red' Morgan

Barfly
(uncredited)

Milan Smith

Barfly
(uncredited)
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Jack Tornek

Mexican
(uncredited)

Al Wyatt Sr.

Barfly
(uncredited)

Director
- Paul Landres
Writer
- Frederick Hazlitt Brennan
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Wyatt Earp: [Opening Narration] Marshal Wyatt Earp got along very well with most Indians, and he especially liked Chief Nachez, the son of Cochise. But there was one time the Apache Chief was off the San Carlos Reservation and became the prime suspect in an act of violence committed near Tombstone.