Incident of the Chubasco is the twelfth episode of the first season of Rawhide. It first aired on April 3, 1959.
Plot[]
In need of more hands to help get the herd through a dangerous plateau, Gil goes to the nearest town but may not be too happy with the pickins. To top it off he hires an "educated" man who may be hiding something worse than any chubasco. - Source: IMDb.com
Trivia[]
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Quotes[]
- Gil Favor (opening): “On a drive the days and nights get mighty big. There’s a lot of danger a man can understand and a lot het can’t. That’s the kind I hate, the kind I can’t understand. I’m Gil Favor – Trail boss.”
Cast[]
Starring[]
Co-Starring[]
Special Guest Star[]
- George Brent as Jefferson Devereaux
Also Starring[]
- John Ericson as Tom Bryan
- and Noah Beery as Arkansas
With[]
- Olive Sturgess as Sally Devereaux
- Stacy Harris as Riggs
Crew (and other credits)[]
Closing credits[]
- Directed by: Buzz Kulik
- Written by: Al C. Ward
- Produced by: Charles Marquis Warren
- Rawhide Theme Created and Composed by: Dimitri Tiomkin
- Lyrics by: Ned Washington
- Recorded by: Frankie Laine
- Associate Producer: Ernest Nims
- Story Editor: Endre Bohem
- Production Manager: Harry Templeton
- Director of Photography: John M. Nickolaus, Jr.
- Art Direction: John B. Goodman
- Film Editor: George Gittens, A.C.E.
- Assistant Director: George Templeton
- Make-up: Jack Dusick
- Casting: Russel Trost
- Set Decorations: Ray Jeffers
- Recording Supervisor: Frank Milton
- Sound Mixer: Jean Valentino
- "Filmed at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios"
- "A CBS Television Network production"
Images[]
External links[]
- Incident of the Chubasco on IMDb
- Incident of the Chubasco on tv.com