
Tombstone Territory· Season 1 · Episode 33
The Lady Gambler
A pretty blonde arrives on the stage in Tombstone. Julie Dixon is traveling between towns working as a faro dealer while she tries to find her brother Sam, a gambler and a murderer. Sheriff Hollister is intrigued by the fact that she meets every incoming stagecoach. What the sheriff doesn't know is the real reason behind why Julie is so intent on finding Sam.
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Guest stars
Douglas Hendersonas Val Slater
Peter Breckas Sam Dixon
Troy Meltonas Jim Kenney
Ollie O'Tooleas Fred - Hotel Desk Clerk
Dennis Mooreas Deputy LeeBill Catchingas Observer at Faro Game
Eddie Bakeras Cowhand (uncredited)John Breenas Barfly (uncredited)
George Sowardsas Stage Driver (uncredited)
Harry Wilsonas Barfly (uncredited)Crew
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