FORT LARAMIE (1 CD) =COMPLETE SERIES=

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1. FL 55-07-25 #000 Audition.mp3                                       7.01MB
2. FL 56-01-22 #001 Playing Indian.mp3                                 6.71MB
3. FL 56-01-29 #002 The Boatwright's Story.mp3                         6.53MB
4. FL 56-02-05 #003 Squaw Man.mp3                                     27.05MB
5. FL 56-02-12 #004 The Woman at Horse Creek.mp3                       6.58MB
6. FL 56-02-19 #005 Boredom.mp3                                        6.50MB
7. FL 56-02-26 #006 Captain's Widow.mp3                                6.50MB
8. FL 56-03-04 #007 Shavetail.mp3                                      6.48MB
9. FL 56-03-11 #008 Hattie Pelfrey.mp3                                 6.34MB
10. FL 56-03-18 #009 The Beasley Girls.mp3                              6.30MB
11. FL 56-03-25 #010 The Coward.mp3                                     6.35MB
12. FL 56-04-01 #011 Lost Child.mp3                                     6.30MB
13. FL 56-04-15 #012 Stage Coach Stop.mp3                               6.39MB
14. FL 56-04-22 #013 The New Recruit.mp3                                6.32MB
15. FL 56-04-29 #014 Capture.mp3                                        6.36MB
16. FL 56-05-06 #015 Never the Twain.mp3                                6.40MB
17. FL 56-05-13 #016 War Correspondents.mp3                             6.40MB
18. FL 56-05-20 #017 Gold.mp3                                           6.37MB
19. FL 56-05-27 #018 Sergeant's Baby.mp3                                6.44MB
20. FL 56-06-03 #019 Don't Kick My Horse.mp3                            6.40MB
21. FL 56-06-10 #020 Young Trooper.mp3                                  6.36MB
22. FL 56-06-17 #021 Winter Soldier.mp3                                 6.25MB
23. FL 56-06-24 #022 The Loving Cup.mp3                                 6.36MB
24. FL 56-07-01 #023 Trooper's Widow.mp3                                6.36MB
25. FL 56-07-08 #024 Talented Recruits.mp3                              6.29MB
26. FL 56-07-15 #025 Old Enemy.mp3                                      6.26MB
27. FL 56-07-22 #026 Spotted Tail's Return.mp3                          6.24MB
28. FL 56-07-29 #027 Nature Boy.mp3                                     6.30MB
29. FL 56-08-05 #028 The Massacre.mp3                                   6.36MB
30. FL 56-08-12 #029 The Assembly Line.mp3                              6.38MB
31. FL 56-08-19 #030 Goodbye Willa.mp3                                  6.30MB
32. FL 56-08-26 #031 The Chaplain.mp3                                   6.31MB
33. FL 56-09-02 #032 The Return of Hattie Pelfrey.MP3                   6.36MB
34. FL 56-09-09 #033 The Buffalo Hunters.MP3                            6.41MB
35. FL 56-09-16 #034 The Payroll.MP3                                    6.34MB
36. FL 56-09-23 #035 The Woman at Horse Creek.MP3                       6.24MB
37. FL 56-09-30 #036 A Small Beginning.MP3                              6.33MB
38. FL 56-10-07 #037 Galvanized Yankee.MP3                              5.30MB
39. FL 56-10-14 #038 Still Waters.MP3                                   5.28MB
40. FL 56-10-21 #039 Indian Scout.MP3                                   5.22MB
41. FL 56-10-28 #040 Army Wife.MP3                                      5.38MB

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Episodes: 41   Total Size: 278.34MB

Series Description:

FORT LARAMIE opened with "Specially transcribed tales of the dark and
tragic ground of the wild frontier.  The saga of fighting men who
rode the rim of empire and the dramatic story of Lee Quince, Captain
of Cavalry".

The part of Lee Quince was played Raymond Burr, whose powerful voice
made the character very believable.  This short but excellent series
was created by Norman Macdonnell, among whose credits include
GUNSMOKE.  Like GUNSMOKE, the productions were of high caliber, aided
by a great supporting case, including Vic Perrin (Sergeant Gorce),
Harry Bartell (Lieutenant Siberts) and Jack Moyles (Major Daggett).

Unfortunately, competition from TV and the decline of radio spelled
an early end to this series.