LUKE SLAUGHTER OF TOMBSTONE (1 CD) -COMPLETE SERIES-

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1. LS 58-02-23 - EP 01 Duel on the Trail.mp3                          11.43MB
2. LS 58-03-02 - Ep 02 Tracks out of Tombstone.mp3                    11.25MB
3. LS 58-03-09 - Ep 03 Yancy's Pride.mp3                              11.41MB
4. LS 58-03-16 - Ep 04 Paige's Progress.mp3                           11.26MB
5. LS 58-03-23 - Ep 05 The Homesteaders.mp3                            8.32MB
6. LS 58-04-13 - Ep 07 Wagon Train.mp3                                 8.31MB
7. LS 58-04-20 - Ep 08 The Henry Fell Story.mp3                        8.28MB
8. LS 58-04-27 - Ep 09 Death Watch.mp3                                 8.33MB
9. LS 58-05-04 - Ep 10 Worth It's Salt.mp3                             4.62MB
10. LS 58-05-11 - Ep 11 Heritage.mp3                                    4.43MB
11. LS 58-05-18 - Ep 12 Drive to Fort Huachuca.mp3                      8.33MB
12. LS 58-05-25 - Ep 13 Outlaw Kid.mp3                                  8.14MB
13. LS 58-06-01 - Ep 14 Cattle Drive.mp3                                8.02MB
14. LS 58-06-08 - Ep 15 Big Business.mp3                                8.10MB
15. LS 58-06-15 - Ep 16 June Bride.mp3                                  8.06MB
16. Luke Slaughter of Tombstone.txt                                        1KB

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Files: 16   Total Size: 128.28MB   
Episodes: 15 (All known to exist)


Series Description:

This short-lived western of only 16 shows appeared on CBS early in
1958, starring Sam Buffington as Luke Slughter.  William N. Robson,
known from his work with such series as ESCAPE, SUSPENSE and THE CBS
RADIO WORKSHOP, directed.

Luke is a cattle ranch owner in the old west, a tough but honest man.
Like the other CBS radio westerns, HAVE GUN, WILL TRAVEL or FRONTIER
GENTLEMAN, this one had plenty of action, the productions were well
done and well acted.  LUKE SLAUGHTER was cut short, like a lot of
other radio shows, by the steady pressure from TV.