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  • Black Saddle The Indian Tree (Season 2, Episode 17)
  • TV Episode | 30 min | Western

Black Saddle

The Indian Tree (Season 2, Episode 17)
TV Episode | 30 min | Western

Marshal Scott sees Clay talking to his prisoner just before his hanging and is convinced the prisoner tells Clay where he hid the $10,000.00. However, Clay has more trouble when the southern belle of a girlfriend arrives in town hoping to ...See moreMarshal Scott sees Clay talking to his prisoner just before his hanging and is convinced the prisoner tells Clay where he hid the $10,000.00. However, Clay has more trouble when the southern belle of a girlfriend arrives in town hoping to find the money as well. Written by Michelle P. See less
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Writers
John McGreevey (written by) (created by) | Antony Ellis (written by) | Hal Hudson (created by)
Producer
Composer
Arthur Morton (score composed by)
Cinematographer
Editor
Status
Edit Released
Updated Feb 19, 1960

Release date
Feb 19, 1960 (United States)

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9 cast members
Name Known for
Peter Breck
Clay Culhane Clay Culhane   See fewer
Russell Johnson
Marshal Gib Scott Marshal Gib Scott   See fewer
Anna-Lisa
Nora Travers (as Anna Lisa) Nora Travers (as Anna Lisa)   See fewer
Nan Peterson
Dallas Carver Dallas Carver   See fewer
John Anderson
Sam Glidden Sam Glidden   See fewer
Russ Bender
Jack Dutro Jack Dutro   See fewer
Dennis Cross
Leeds Bradford Leeds Bradford   See fewer
Duane Grey
Hatch Hatch   See fewer
Nick Borgani
Man Slapping Horse (uncredited) Man Slapping Horse (uncredited)   See fewer
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