
Fort Laramie
Western Radio from Heritage Radio Vault. Captain Lee Quince commands cavalrymen at Fort Laramie, where duty involves more than winning a fight. Raymond Burr leads a Western concerned with…
Western Radio
Chad Remington returns to Dos Rios after his father's murder and finds a new use for his legal training. Frontier Town follows a lawyer trying to bring justice to a place where law cannot always rely on authority alone.

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Remington's profession makes this more than a story about the fastest gun. An accusation needs to be tested and a town needs workable justice. Cherokee O'Bannon supplies a companion and a contrasting voice as the programme mixes crime, action and frontier community life.
The syndicated series starred Jeff Chandler, followed by Reed Hadley as Remington, with Wade Crosby as O'Bannon. Paul Franklin wrote and directed. Historical references give different dates for syndicated distribution, so this guide identifies it as an early-1950s production rather than imposing one national transmission schedule.
Return to Dos Rios establishes Remington's personal reason for coming home. It is the most useful introduction to the premise before you move on to other cases in the directory.
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