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Zon Murray on TV This Week
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Mon 27
Bonanza: Death on Sun Mountain — Zon Murray
Barry Sullivan portrays a greedy opportunist who kills antelope on Indian grounds and sells the meat at a large profit.
Air Time & Details for Zon Murray, Mon 27, 7:00 pm -
Tue 28
Dallas — Zon Murray
A former Confederate officer seeking revenge against an outlaw finds him living in Texas as a law-abiding citizen.
Air Time & Details for Zon Murray, Tue 28, 2:30 pm -
Fri 31
The President's Lady — Zon Murray
The story of Andrew and Rachel Jackson, from courtship to the White House.
Air Time & Details for Zon Murray, Fri 31, 3:50 am -
Fri 31
Blood on the Moon — Zon Murray
An itinerant cowhand finds himself in the middle of a feud between homesteaders and cattlemen, and does what he can to settle it.
Air Time & Details for Zon Murray, Fri 31, 9:30 pm -
Sun 2
Cripple Creek — Zon Murray
Federal agents trying to crack a gold-smuggling ring in the Old West. George Montgomery, Karin Booth, William Bishop, Jerome Courtland, Richard Egan. Directed by Ray Nazarro.
Air Time & Details for Zon Murray, Sun 2, 10:00 pm
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Biography
About Zon Murray
As handsome as most of the Western stars he supported, if not more so, Zon Murray (born Emery Zon Murray) often sported a mustache and was thus obviously not up to anything good. Rarely the "Boss Villain," Murray instead played scores of so-called "Dog Heavies" in run-of-the-mill Westerns from 1945 to 1956, ending his long run in the feature film version of The Lone Ranger. There would be a few minor roles in cheap action fare to come, but Murray definitely belonged to the era of the series Western.
Very prolific in television as well -- especially on such shows as Gene Autry, Wild Bill Hickock, Roy Rogers, and yes, The Lone Ranger -- Murray seems to have ended his career after a bit in Requiem for a Gunfighter (1965).