Gunsmoke - Classic Wagon Train 'Wagon Girls'
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- Опубликовано: 20 фев 2014
- These sequences from Gunsmoke were so artfully filmed, it brings to the imagination image of numbers of pioneers crossing the Great Plains with hopes of finding a new and fertile land.
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Bellissimo. Very good
I would love to watch the full episode. I love this one😁
Ty for sharing. I watch gun smoke all the time.
I watch morning afternoon and evening if I can. Its on TV land in afternoon and insp morning and evening
Love Gunsmoke.
One of the very best Westerns ever made, honesty, integrity, courage in the characters who stood for good, and great stories.
Watched this episode on MeTv not long ago..love Matt Dillon and Gunsmoke
Il video è molto bello! Very good
I love the wagon girls from Gunsmoke it won’t show it on Pluto though I tried to watch is there
Fred Steiner composed the symphonic interlude to this Wagon Girls scene... it sounds so much fun! But if you're a good musician, with significant ear training, you quickly realize Steiner's work is almost on another planet. Just try to "pin down" that tonality or harmonic rhythm! It makes the scene come alive. IMO Steiner was the best of all the Hollywood composers, including Goldsmith, Herrmann, and Williams. Jerry and John frequently hired Fred to score his inner sequences, and for orchestration.
It was probably a arduous life for women in those days. A long journey in hope to find a great land where they would be able to built a good home and work the land. They had to provide themselves with everything. No big stores around. TY for sharing this vision of history. Many blessings come to you. : )
I imagine you are right about that my friend, on this TV show Gunsmoke, something they talk about prairie women working so hard and being old before their time. Very difficult to farm in some of these areas, which depend so much on rain, and sometimes the rain doesn't come. I like seeing the old wagon train, which I think looks a lot like the ones which really crosses the plains.
Thank you, Tim, for sharing this. Often wonder what life must have been like in those days. Did you also watch "Wagon Train" ? There were a lot of westerns to chose from back in those days. Mir, JP
You're welcome, JP. Now I'm finally seeing your comment .. two weeks later! With G+, well sometimes I just don't see or find them. I did watch Wagon Train, I like how realistic the portrayal of those times was. Mir, Tim
Did anyone recognize the young Ellen Burstyn billed as Ellen McCrae in this episode.
which of the episodes in the series gunsmoke(matt dillon) in which the indian fights matt dillon with a knife at night
I think it might be this episode you are thinking of called Indian Ford from Season 7 of Gunsmoke
@@maple1255 good afternoon thank you very much for answering me..very grateful..can you do me one more favor regarding the gunsmoke series(matt dillon) and an episode from my childhood..would you know and an episode similar to the snow train this episode is that the delegate matt dillon fights with an Indian with a knife near a bonfire at night (like they fight around a bonfire at night) and this is what I remember....would you know the name of this episode... .hugs stay with God.
wow... an unusual scene, which I had never seen before :) I wonder why this caravan was composed entirely of women, Tim ... maybe they went to a village inhabited by only boys who wanted to start a family ...? g. ^ _ ^
You are so perceptive, Gabriella! Probably in real life, this would not have happened. The women on the wagon train are 'mail order brides' going to see there proposed husbands, I think in Kansas City :) Tim
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