Circus Boy White Eagle (Season 1, Episode 9)
TV Episode | 30 min | Family, Western

Circus Boy

White Eagle (Season 1, Episode 9)

TV Episode | 30 min | Family, Western

All evidence points to some Comanche Indians who are traveling with the circus when the beautiful draft horses used to pull the circus wagons are stolen.

Director

Robert G. Walker

Writer

Victor McLeod (written by)

Producers

Norm Blackburn (as Norman Blackburn) | Herbert B. Leonard

Cinematographer

Fred Jackman Jr.

Editor

Robert B. Hoover

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Updated Nov 25, 1956

Release date

Nov 25, 1956 (United States)

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15 cast members

Name	Known for
Micky Dolenz Corky (as Mickey Braddock) Corky (as Mickey Braddock) See fewer	The Monkees (1965)
Noah Beery Jr. Joey, the Clown (as Noah Beery) Joey, the Clown (as Noah Beery) See fewer	The Rockford Files (1974)
Robert Lowery Big Tim Champion Big Tim Champion See fewer	House of Horrors (1946)
Guinn 'Big Boy' Williams Pete, the Canvasman (as Guinn Williams) Pete, the Canvasman (as Guinn Williams) See fewer	Virginia City (1940)
Ralph Moody Chief Spotted Horse Chief Spotted Horse See fewer	Get Smart (1965)
James Anderson Taylor Taylor See fewer	To Kill a Mockingbird (1962)
Freddie Letuli Warrior (as Fred Letuli) Warrior (as Fred Letuli) See fewer	Screen Directors Playhouse (1955)
Eugenia Paul Nitika Nitika See fewer	Zorro (1957)
Bimbo the Elephant Bimbo Bimbo See fewer	Circus Boy (1956)
Victor Adamson Circus Worker (uncredited) Circus Worker (uncredited) See fewer	The Old Oregon Trail (1928)
Doyle Brooks Circus worker (uncredited) Circus worker (uncredited) See fewer	Adventures of Superman (1952)
Edmund Cobb Sheriff (uncredited) Sheriff (uncredited) See fewer	Tales of Terror (1962)
Cherokee Landrum Indian (uncredited) Indian (uncredited) See fewer	Broken Arrow (1956)
Charles Soldani Indian (uncredited) Indian (uncredited) See fewer	Daughter of the Jungle (1949)
Tony Urchel Indian (uncredited) Indian (uncredited) See fewer	Death Valley Days (1952)