S1.E6

Hidden Gold

Episode aired Nov 3, 1955
30m

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Dick Simmons and Yukon King in Sergeant Preston of the Yukon (1955)

When gold thieves implicate an aging and reformed ex-convict in a robbery, the old man's last best hope for vindication is the unshakable faith of a little girl.When gold thieves implicate an aging and reformed ex-convict in a robbery, the old man's last best hope for vindication is the unshakable faith of a little girl.When gold thieves implicate an aging and reformed ex-convict in a robbery, the old man's last best hope for vindication is the unshakable faith of a little girl.

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Dick Simmons

Sgt. Preston
(as Richard Simmons)

Yukon King

King

Rex

The Horse

Cheryl Callaway

Meg Barton

Anthony Jochim

Whitey
(as Tony Jochim)

Vernon Rich

Ezra Barton

Gregg Barton

Jim Masters

Kenne Duncan

Pete Pringle

James Seay

Cassidy

Frankie Marvin

Townsman
(uncredited)

Jimmy Noel

Townsman
(uncredited)

Jack Tornek

Townsman
(uncredited)

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- Eddie Dew
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The credits show Jim Masters being played by Gregg Barton. That is incorrect, the actor playing Jim Masters is John Damler. KAS

Quotes
Jim Masters: I have a right to ask. Whitey stole my poke!
Sgt. Preston: Have you got proof of that statement, Masters?
Jim Masters: I've got Mr. Barton's word for it. That's enough for me.
Sgt. Preston: Well, it's not good enough for the law, Masters. According to the law, a man is innocent until proven guilty. If Whitey's guilty, he'll be punished according to the law, not by any kangaroo court. That's my job.
[Addresses crowd]
Sgt. Preston: Now, all of you go home. I'll be around later to talk to you.