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- Bonanza - Episode 83 - The Lady from Baltimore - Bitterly disappointed in her husband's financial failures, genteel matriarch Deborah Banning travels to visit her friends on the Ponderosa, hoping to turn her family's fortunes around by marrying her only daughter off to a Cartwright son.
The Lady from Baltimore
Director: John Peyser
Writer: Elliott Arnold
Stars: Michael Landon, Lorne Greene, Pernell Roberts
Genre: Western
Country: USA
Language: English
Release Date: 14 January 1962 USA
Filming Locations: Stage 17, Paramount Studios - 5555 Melrose Avenue, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA
Storyline:
Mercedes McCambridge guest-stars as Deborrah Banning, the wife of Baltimore publisher Horace Manning (Hayden Rorke). Having married for money and social prestige, Deborrah ended up living in poverty and obscurity due to her husband's many financial failures. Now living vicariously through her daughter Melinda (Audrey Dalton), Deborrah is determined that Melinda will marry a Cartwright -- any Cartwright. The plot thickens when Melinda rejects Joe, who loves her dearly, in favor of Adam, who doesn't. Written on rottentomatoes.com
Reviews:
"When the wife of a good friend shows up with her beautiful daughter in tow, Ben is happy to entertain them, not knowing that the mother plans to seduce Little Joe into marrying the daughter, so the girl can have the social standing the mother never had.
This episode is worth seeing simply for Mercedes McCambridge's nuanced performance as a manipulative, domineering woman who thinks that wealth is the only way to redeem her life's disappointments. (Her distinctive, faintly mannish voice works well with such characters.) Such good performances are rare on series TV.
The script is good, too, with some sharp dialog, such as the mother telling the daughter what she has to look forward to (and how she's obliged to obtain it), and Adam telling Melinda that ranching is built on the application of pain.
This episode isn't "great drama", but it eschews the loud, cheap theatrics that often mar "Bonanza". Even Lorne Greene uncharacteristically restrains himself." Written by grizzledgeezer on IMDb.com
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Aww Adam was the best level headed and always looking out for the family interest 😊
This is what I aspire to be like, but then again it was how I was raised as well.
The best thing about UA-cam is the "skip ads" button - I use it EVERY time.
Level headed Adam the one & only, Adam is the true heir too the Ponderosa hands down.
Ben has already made it clear that the P belongs to all three sons.
Yes those are some of the funniest episodes where when they're all talking about that he makes it ever so clear that it will be no fighting over The Ponderosa🐎❤️
It's amazing how many of Ben's old friends were trying to trick or use him
That's what happens when you have money... They crawl out of the woodwork.
I love the little nuances in body and facial language, these are so telling. And between Father, Ben, Adam loving brother, and finally Joeseph, what a beautiful family, an example of what should be a family.
You forgot ,Hoss!
I adore pernell! He's so cute!!
Why are beaches So hot for a dumb
He is cute, handsome, charming, kind, smart, wise, patient, level headed and so sexy...whether he knew it or not.🥰🥰
Joe always says "I love her more than anything in the world* lol, he's said that a gazillion times over the yrs bonanza been on tv 📺
You know about the Cartwright curse. What happens to the women that try to marry them.
@@michaelbookmiller1156 they either realize it could never be possible or die. And last I checked, 11 women in the entire series died from the Cartwright curse.
Oh Adam, the look 👀 he’s giving the mother as she’s describing their lifestyle in Baltimore says, lady from Baltimore, I’m aware of what you’re up to. 😅😅😅
I think little joe would propose to a lamp post if someone put a wig on it. Poor kid falls in love way too fast.
Lol
😂😂😂
How true
It’s a kid .
And high heels.. don’t forget the high heels. 😂
Another excellent episode. First-rate acting by the entire cast with great scripting. Not a false note anywhere. Many thanks!
I absolutely love Adam Cartwright.
So do I.
Adam was the weak link on and off the screen...by far.
He is remembered for Bonanza. He left. He liked the theater and his series Trapper John MD. He thought he was better than his co-stars.
Always loved Adam.
Adam was not a fool. He saw that Melinda's mother was an opportunist.
C
That Adam is quite a smart cookie.😉
Melinda's mom was a total jerk. She was a control freak manipulating and controlling her daughter like she did. Adam could see how much of a liar the mom was. I felt sorry for Melinda being forced by her mom into a marriage she didn't want. Of course, I think Melinda has a screw loose. Joe is really cute! Adam is hot, too. This was a great episode.
Yeah i am sure it had nothing to do with the girl coming on to him as soon as little Joes back was turned😂😂.
That mother is a completely reprehensible character. She has the gall to tell that poor husband of hers that he's never faced up to reality, whilst she's trying to realise her failed fantasies through a web of lies. It was excellent casting though. The face, the voice suited the role well.
Darn tootin'
The camera direction and stills are always beautifully executed. Picture perfect.
Movies aren’t made as well today. Oscars and Academy awards are awarded on favoritism. There’s no way movies and actors chosen are better than what wasn’t chosen.
I noticed that too! From the first shot where we see three guys in profile who don't say a word, to the close up of Ben's face when he's talking about love to the woman on the staircase.
Joe, always falling in love, hot-tempered - what a guy! 😂😂😂
That was Pernell on the horse at 5:42. Impressive!
Stunt double.
Mercedes’ mcclaldridge always plays a crude vicious lady in all the movies she has stared in. Giant, Johnny Guitar just to name a few
I love every epis...all is so interesting..Adam is a stage Actor and singer,the father is excellent too..Joe..falls in love too easily...Adam is like Bond
Anthony Silva
There is no word "epis".
Episode (επεισοδιο) as you can see is a greek word.
There is a message in every episode.
👍❤️
Oh, I love this episode of Bonanza from January of '62 (Season 3). The lesson of The Lady from Baltimore shows that one has to be content with oneself and not force their dreams/desires onto others to please them, like the Mercedes McCambridge character. The disappointment on daughter, Melinda's, face told the story. Yes, she was young and beautiful (thank you, Audrey Dalton), but she didn't really love Little Joe. Anyway, I thought the show was better with four Cartwrights. When Adam (Pernell Roberts) left in '65, it was down to three. Not even ranch hand Candy (David Canary) could save the show. Just wasn't the same.
It definitely was not the same great show without Adam!
Yes when my babe left I was no longer interested. Candy was an imitator but not a duplicator of Adam
@@shirleymonroe1103I totally agree, once Adam left I stopped watching Bonanza all together, but thank goodness I 've purchased seasons 1-6 due to Adam being on the show
How can Joe be in love with her so deeply after only a few days? This happens a lot on Bonanza. They all fall in love almost right away. The daughter was beautiful but the mother was evil. The Cartwrights are always compassionate, definitely a force for good.
It was in the script... no time to slowly fall in love. Joe is supposed to be the young one, I remember as a teen I was quick and dramatic about falling in love, too.
What I think helps in watching this show is that everytime one experiences something extremely difficult to deal with in the next episode their completely over it. Kind of a lesson in life that whatever hard times one may face just to know that soon it will be behind you. I think that helps.
I wondered how the falsehood would be revealed, but I never dreamed of Horace showing up - and looking good, too. As always, Ben turns the bitterness to forgiveness. I agree with the witty remark of the person below, who points out that little Joe would fall in love with a lamp post if you put a wig on it! In how many of these episodes is he always falling in love! And he gets saved all the time! Wonderful stuff.
Lamp post and a wig🤗🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Adam is the Adam izer. Always doing the right thing
When the women discover that Adam doesn't really care for them, they always steal a kiss from him, then he gets in trouble for it. And why do so many women feel like they have to lie, and put on airs for the Cartwrights? The Cartwrights are very well to do for sure, but they don't carry themselves as highfalutin people. All of that putting on is just so silly.
lol, I don't think I have ever seen highfalutin written until now...cool
Women love men they want have or are trouble for them....lloll...
Horace is the same man that plays Doctor Bellows from I Dream of Jeannie
Exactly!
That's Hayden Rorke.
Better as Doctor Bellows.
Someone may need to tell this lady that if one of the boys marry, they don't just get the house a nice little cottage would be built preferably with a nice porch and a little room on the side 😂
Mam if you choose Adam you could get the chance of a nice 2 story built by his hands and hopefully he doesn't fall and hurt himself.
But under no circumstance do you get to take over the main house, clearly she hasn't watched enough episodes🙄 😂
40:28 That's Dr. Alfred Bellows (Hayden Rorke) from I Dream Of Jeanie? I absolutely love that show! 💙I'm only in my 30's and growing up with my grandparents, I feel in love with these shows.
Same. I'm 31 and feel like these types of shows had way more effort put into them compared to today's shows.
The wonderful Mercedes McCambridge as the mother. What a treat!
WoW, She said She'd Kill Her Husband if He stops The Wedding. WoW!
appropriate music and dress for the scene starting at 29:36 lol, Whoever selected that setup is very cultured,
Family grew up on Bonanza still love watching it on UA-cam and movies
20 min in and joe wants 2 get married. Thats quick, even for him
Good to see DR BELLOWS (I dream of Jeannie) in this bonanza episode Hayden Roarke!
Little Joe Cartwright and Adam Cartwright trying to win over a heart ❤️ of a young lady.
Hey! It's Doctor Bellows from I Dream Of Jeannie
I was trying to place him, thanks!!!!!!
26:50 Watch Pernell's face. He wasn't acting here. He WAS!
It must be difficult to try and get married when you're rich. You don't know if the person wants you or your money. Guess that's why rich marries rich.
If you examine the history of the wealthiest families in the world you will find they are mostly related in some way and the obvious intent is to keep money and power in the family.
Deborah what you’re accusing Horace of is not describing you, but herself. 😅😅😅😅😅😅
Excellent episode in various domains, notably from a psychological standpoint. Mercedes McCambridge delivers a superlative performance as the mother digging gold for her daughter, so the latter will not suffer the poverty she has experienced as a result of her husband's poor professional record. very well handled, emotionally, with Adam and Ben in astounding form. Thank you for sharing
Audrey Dalton is the long lost twin of Nicole Tom. Look her up. I remember thinking this first time I saw this episode as an "adult". Seriously twins separated by decades! Beautiful ladies!
Hoss is a gentleman big and tender,Adam is educated and smart,little Joe is a loverboy
Little Joe is such a handsome character.
Her Mom was The 1st Instagram Fraudster. Act & look Rich, Despite really being poor.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤦♀️
Another superb episode. Mercedes McCambridge presented intense and engaging energy to her role. Hayden Rorke also was brilliant here. Audrey Dalton was great, too. Lorne Greene in this episode seemed somewhat awkward in his role. His character here needed more direction and maybe some script tweaks to get it right--again, tight production schedule. The closeups of the husband and wife in their emotional meeting was powerful drama; cinematic in scope. High drama in this episode, love it.
Another winner. Money can't buy you love, or so it seems.
All of us from the mid Atlantic and north east lay it on thick. That hasn't changed much in a few hundred years....
All the edumacation and little joe doesn't know the difference between infatuation and love, the joys of being human
This episode was even better the second time watching it.
I ain't even feeling sorry for lil Joe,he goes behind anything in a skirt,ready to give away the pondaroza,and fight his big bro for a girl and her witch of a mother, talking bout he in love! He jokey!😁😁😁😁
No gun was fired but a bullet was dodged none the less.
Love this episode The Ladies had the most beautiful dresses on 💗
Infatuation is not love young Joseph. But that's not to say that it can't blossom into love because it often does, but the feeling has to be mutual for things to work out...
There is an earlier post someone claimed Joe would fall in love with a lamp post. Are there that many people who don't pay attention to anything about the Cartwright's. Little Joe is like a self proclaimed Casanova. He loves the women for sure but he isn't looking for marriage. He enjoys his youth to much
She is trying to shame Ben Cartwright for being Rich. But, He worked for His Ranch and built it with His Own Blood,Sweet & Tears.
No, not shame, envy.
This show had some of the most gorgeous women
Can’t blame a mother for trying.. but it’s too bad they didn’t just come in honestly, being themselves. One thing about the Cartwright boys that you can almost always count on, is one of them will fall for the beautiful girl, no matter her background, so long as she’s a good honest woman. 😂
She was exhausted from all that conniving and manipulation
I would love to see one scene of breaking horses without flank strapps
Seems like the Cartwright's and marriage just don't go great together. lol
A lot of that went on in Westerns from the 50s and 60s. If any of the major characters became romantically involved, then it was practically a death sentence for the woman.
Yup, by this episode they should each have a harem. LOL
Go figure: Ben Cartwright married 3 times and widowed 3 times with 3 sons all having different mothers and they all live together in one big house and all the sons are not married. Lol. I loved this show and watched it growing up! Great storylines with outstanding guest stars as many interesting characters.😀
Moderns times Women may say Women were not treated fairly or equally Back in those days. There was Also some Wonderful Respect Shown Too by Genuine Men. Surely Humanity can find a middle ground nowadays? I Hope So ✌️✌️
In the intro, everyone is happy and smiling accept Adam, who looks very annoyed about something.
Very powerful episode
They should ask the question "why does Horace keep losing his jobs?"
Great writing, very entertaining.
A diabolical Mercedes Mccambridge. As usual.
These sure seem innocent yet interesting times when patching up an awful marriage to a wife who just threatened to kill her husband is an ok end.
I feel sorry for any women who falls in love with a cartwright... death sentence.
Poor women had to walk with all that clothes on 😁😁😁😁
Please could you do The Ride I've not seen one clear episode of this
that was a sad one !!
Mother/daughter really look like they are related.
"Marrige is a contract. No contract can be executed under the influence of emotion."
Mercedes McCambridge was good at playing evil parts that's why they used her voice as the demon in the Exorcist
Noticed the high chapperell theme the at first of this episode.
Joe's always falling in love without the girls total reciprocating!
Dr Bellows. She's done it to me again
"Nothing is new under the sun...." Solomon. History tells of many stories like this when, people think that happiness is based on money and position. Think of all the wives Solomon had to put up with, to insure that wars would not be started. Think of the machinations of the Kings & Queens of Europe, of China, of Japan, of Africa, of the American Indians..... that they had to go through to make alliances and protect their territories. Love had nothing to do with it....for the most part. Think of the story of Cinderella....why did the Prince have to find a mate? Altogether, a gem of an episode of Bonanza. Should be shown in High School and NOT the critical race theory dog-and-pony shows!!! A good coal to light a fire of a discussion in Social Studies classes. Maybe for the soy crowd, PETA could be brought into the discussion!!
I need to count the socks in my drawer.
Joe gets on my nerves on this one so does the girl she should have told Joe she liked Adam not him
They could have titled this episode The warlock of Baltimore. Mom is a wicked looking Sheman!
Isn't that Dr. Bellows on I dream of Jeannie
Excellent ending. Great talk by Ben. Why they love her is a mystery but they do. Unfortunately, an unresolved flaw. 28:59 Adam tells Ben that she doesn't love Joe, but then we hear nothing more of it. Why does Adam run away? We never see Ben talk to Joe. That's completely out of character. Did they cut a scene that didn't work? Probably should have had Adam talk about a feeling but not having evidence, so that it just wasn't enough to talk to Joe about.
35:40 Ben sure did change shirts in a hurry
Like mother Like daughter
Now I know where they got the main storyline for *Titanic.*
"Nothing new under the sun"...King Solomon.
I'm from Baltimore too!
Melinda had the hots for Adam the whole time
I don't blame her....Adam does deserve better though.
Boy she is a stunning looking woman. She kind of looks like Linda Evans
How could Adam turn such a dark beauty like her. I couldn't!
Well I think that she made out pretty well for a fiance of a Cartwright... She didn't die 😂🎉😂
But....how in heavens name do you empty this bath? Bucket by bucket? Maybe silly but I am curious...And Do they have a toilet in the house or an outhouse? You néver see them go to the outhouse....hmm...just curious folks!!! LOVE to you all
Why women trying to own the ranch just because the lips????😅after the ward work the cartwright own for so many years😂😂😂😂😂😂they need a job😂😂😂😂😂
Control Joe !!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Lovely story👍 👌👌👌😍🥰😘❤⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🤩
Adam appears to be uncharacteristically nasty toward the women. Why? They rub him the wrong way, but does that excuse his rude behavior when they are around. Nevertheless,, he plays his role brilliantly showing irritation at the women's phoniness.
I think because he recognised, that she played with Joe. She kissed Joe and when he got the wine, she turned to Adam. After that he turned unkind to Melinda.
Mercedes has an evil character as in the film "Johnny Guitar" with Sterling Hayden
Oh dear Baltimore lady, you’re affectations are so obvious to all of those who are seated at the table and how embarrassing for your daughter. 🙄🙄🙄😬😬😬
Isn’t Mercedes McCambridge wonderful? 29:38 The LUST on her face as she strolls around drooling over the Ponderosa. You can almost hear her speaking aloud: “What I won’t do when I get control of this place!” Fabulous actress. Pretty woman, too.
I agree. If I remember correctly, she was blackballed from Hollywood because she admitted she was an alcoholic. I suspect there was much more to it than that. Look at how many drunks and addicts there are in Hollywood now.
She's awful. Always the same monotone, drawn out delivery in every role she's in.
Dr. Bellows!
Only Little Joe got married. Right after Dan Blocker died. She died of course! I believe the episode had been written for Hoss and he was to remain married.
That's horrifically ironic.