Stories of the Century MILT SHARP complete show
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- Опубліковано 4 лис 2011
- www.westernsontheweb.com westernsonline for free. This is another episode of Stories of the Century starring Jim Davis as Railroad detective Matt Clark .This public domain episode is from season 2 episode 11 original air date was February 28 of 1955 . This series won an Emmy Award in 1955 for Best Western Adventure. Fillming locations were Iverson Ranch and Republic Studios. Hosted by Bob Terry of Americas toy cap gun maker Wild West Toys. Shop with Wild West Toys online at www.toyguntown.com
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Thank you for uploading all these old classic western movie I enjoy every one
It seems that Matt dealt with every desperado from 1862 to 1903 and never aged! I guess it shows what good clean western living will do for you.
Jim Davis was fine as wine he was on Dallas as JR father and he was still good looking
Thanks for uploading this episode.
He represent all the rail detective throw out the decades!
Great series thanks for sharing you seem to have every episode except Rube Burrows
This show is amazingly progressive for the time, the more I watch it. An African American woman being the rescuing hero? Awesome!
"Stage Coach" Mary Fields, Willie Kennard, black U.S. Marshall, Yank Hill, CO. Bass Reeves, Deputy U.S. Marshall, OK. Territory, all of them people of color & Old West heroes whose stories haven't been told until recently & remain largely unknown. Also many native & hispanic figures whose stories are yet to be told. Both outlaws & lawmen.
you say the movies are free but i pay 110 dollars a month to watch your movies
Why??? I've never paid a dime!!!
PS: There was no Milt Sharp
Really? Here is a little info we found just from a quick search. (Milton Sharp robbed many gold and silver laden stages traveling from the Sierra foothills to Sacramento and Stockton in the late 1870’s. Thought to have robbed over 20 stages during his outlaw career.)
Wow! You really told him!! Pete that is!
Here is a link to a detailed article documenting several stage robberies and history on Milton Sharp. People are still searching for loot he hid. www.legendsofamerica.com/milton-sharp-loot/
Don't take anything larger than $100 bills. I didn't know there was anything larger How dumb was that?
Bills up to $100,000 or more have been printed. $1000 bills began being printed in 1861 and were discontinued about 1945.
What is so bad is that Milt Sharpe was returned to the penitentiary to get housed, clothed, and fed the king of the thieving stage coach robbers, bank robbers,dynamiters, kidnappers, and animal abusers.