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The Innocent is the fourth episode of the third and final season of How the West Was Won. It first aired on February 12, 1979. 

Plot[]

Josh becomes involved with a rivalry over a ferry business when he befriends Cora Johnson and her son, operators of a ferry crossing. The fight becomes more complicated when her r******* son, Willie is accused of maliciously shooting a man in the leg. - Source: wikipedia.org

Cast[]

Starring[]

The Family Macahan[]

Guest starring[]

  • Perry Lang as Willie Johnson
  • Bibi Besch as Cora Johnson
  • Charles Tyner as Eli Kelsay
  • Ron Hayes as Sheriff Pinter

Co-starring[]

  • George Petrie as Dr. Baker
  • Fredric Lehne as Jacob Kelsay
  • Barney McFadden as Esau Kelsay
  • Belinda Balaski as Missy
  • David A. Cramer as Jacob's Friend
  • Chester Hayes as Organ Grinder

Crew (and other credits)[]

Closing credits[]

  • Directed by: Alf Kjellin
  • Written by: Ray Goldrup
  • Executive Story Consultant: Calvin Clements
  • Producer: John G. Stephens
  • Executive Producer: John Mantley
  • Director of Photography: Edward R. Plante
  • Art Director: Arch Bacon
  • Edited by: Joe Morrisey
  • Unit Production Manager: Hal Klein
  • Assistant Director: Lorin B. Salob
  • 2nd Assistant Director: Lawrence S. Brooks
  • Associate Producer: John A. Fegan, Jr.
  • Developed for Television by: Albert S. Ruddy and Jim Byrnes
  • Music by: John Parker
  • Theme by: Jerrold Immel
  • Music Supervisor: Harry V. Lojewski
  • Set Decorator: Herman N. Schoenbrun
  • Music Editor: Scott Perry, Jr.
  • Sound Editor: Dick McCarty
  • Property Master: Earl Gawthorpe
  • Sound: Larry Hadsell & Hal Watkins, C.A.S.
  • Script Supervisor: John C. Dutton
  • Men's Wardrobe: Bob Magahay
  • Women's Wardrobe: Gilda Craig
  • Makeup: Richard Cobos & Tony Lane
  • Hairdressers: Joan Phillips & Mary Hadley
  • Casting: Pam Polifroni
  • Action Coordinator: Richard A. Lundin
  • Stunt Coordinator: Ben Bates
  • Special Effects: Bill Balles
"Charles M. Russell Paintings Courtesy of:
  • C. M. Russell Museum, Great Falls, Montana
  • Mackay Gallery, Montana Historical Society
  • Brown & Bigelow, A Saxon Company"
"Filmed in METROCOLOR | Titles and Opticals MGM | Panaflex Camera and Lenses by PANAVISION"
"A John Mantley Production"
"In Association With MGM Television"

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