S1.E18

Marshal Earp Plays Cupid

Episode aired Jan 3, 1956
TV-PG
30m

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Hugh O'Brian and Jan Shepard in The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp (1955)

Earp takes an interest in Mamie Perkins but there is something amiss in the relationship even though his friends hope they marry. Earp learns she loves another man who needs Earp's protectio... Read allEarp takes an interest in Mamie Perkins but there is something amiss in the relationship even though his friends hope they marry. Earp learns she loves another man who needs Earp's protection from Fog MacMurray's gang of cattle rustlers.Earp takes an interest in Mamie Perkins but there is something amiss in the relationship even though his friends hope they marry. Earp learns she loves another man who needs Earp's protection from Fog MacMurray's gang of cattle rustlers.

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Hugh O'Brian

Wyatt Earp

Jan Shepard

Mamie Perkins

Gordon Jones

Big George Cannery

Damian O'Flynn

Doc Fabrique

Don Haggerty

Marsh Murdock

Howard Negley

Fog MacMurray

Bill Coontz

MacMurray Henchman
(uncredited)

Ethan Laidlaw

MacMurray Henchman
(uncredited)

Jimmy Noel

MacMurray Henchman
(uncredited)

Buddy Roosevelt

Townsman
(uncredited)

Phil Schumacher

MacMurray Henchman
(uncredited)

Fred Sherman

Tad - Hotel Clerk
(uncredited)

Director
- Frank McDonald
Writer
- Frederick Hazlitt Brennan
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End credits show Douglas Fowley's name as playing Doc Fabrique. Damian O'Flynn actually plays the part of Doc Fabrique. Douglas Fowley does not appear in this episode.

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Narrator: For many months, Wyatt Earp, as Marshal of Wichita, Kansas, had managed to stay clear of feminine entanglements. This took some doing since numerous young women had set their caps for the handsome Mr. Earp. But Miss Mamie Perkins, a church organist, had that mysterious charm that appealed mightily to Marshal Earp, and almost succeeded in proving the frontier adage that stated, "For most men, women are slow, but to a peace officer, they can be a quick death."