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Sun 26
Wanted: Dead or Alive: Twelve Hours to Crazy Horse — John Dehner
Josh is bringing an accused murderer to trial. But the brother of the murder victim wants to mete out his own brand of justice. Hayes: John Dehner. Murdock: James Lydon. Bartender: Dabbs Greer.
Air Time & Details for John Dehner, Sun 26, 12:00 am -
Sun 26
The Cheyenne Social Club — John Dehner
An aging cowboy travels far with his partner, only to find the establishment he has inherited is a brothel. He plans to use the building to run a more respectable business, much to the dismay of its occupants, but soon he is forced to defend against a dead man's vengeful kin.
Air Time & Details for John Dehner, Sun 26, 9:30 pm -
Mon 27
The High Chaparral: Surtee — John Dehner
John locks horns with a Government agent who botched an assignment to establish a reservation for a peaceful tribe. Surtee: John Dehner. Sandoval: Chief Geronimo Kuth-Kee. Buck: Cameron Mitchell. Blue: Mark Slade. Chato: Christopher Dark.
Air Time & Details for John Dehner, Mon 27, 9:00 am -
Wed 29
Tension at Table Rock — John Dehner
Wes is harassed everywhere he goes after being wrongfully accused of murder, so he adopts an alias. He arrives in a new town where the sheriff needs help against a violent gang, so Wes is deputized and works to earn a new reputation for himself. Based on the novel "Bitter Sage" by Frank Gruber.
Air Time & Details for John Dehner, Wed 29, 12:30 am -
Wed 29
Carousel — John Dehner
Rodgers and Hammerstein's ill-fated musical romance set in 19th-century Maine follows a onetime carousel barker in Heaven, where he's informed of a loophole that permits him to return to Earth for a day, during which he recalls a courtship with a local lass.
Air Time & Details for John Dehner, Wed 29, 2:55 am -
Wed 29
Maverick: Devil's Necklace — John Dehner
Part 1. Bart (Jack Kelly) just made the deal of a lifetime: he blindly purchased a wagonload of merchandise---including a bound and gagged Indian girl. Tawney: Sharon Hugueny. Captain: Steve Brodie. Angel: Kasey Rogers. Major: John Archer. Edith: Rita Lynn. Cannonbaugh: John Dehner.
Air Time & Details for John Dehner, Wed 29, 7:00 am -
Wed 29
The Rifleman: The Money Gun — John Dehner
Fearing exposure, an embezzler turns to a gunman for protection.
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Thu 30
Maverick: Devil's Necklace — John Dehner
Part 2. The Apaches catch Bart (Jack Kelly) red-handed with a wagonload of liquor and a kidnapped Indian girl---and that means war. General: John Hoyt. Tawney: Sharon Hugueny. Cannonbaugh: John Dehner. Captain: Steve Brodie. Tall Horse: Michael Forest.
Air Time & Details for John Dehner, Thu 30, 7:00 am -
Thu 30
The Left Handed Gun — John Dehner
Legendary Old West outlaw Billy the Kid sets out on a rampage, determined to exact revenge on the men responsible for killing his beloved mentor.
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Fri 31
The Fastest Gun Alive — John Dehner
A former gunman tries to settle into a normal life, but when a youngster shares his secret past with a band of outlaws, they threaten to burn down the town if he doesn't duel them.
Air Time & Details for John Dehner, Fri 31, 9:30 am -
Fri 31
The Cheyenne Social Club — John Dehner
An aging cowboy travels far with his partner, only to find the establishment he has inherited is a brothel. He plans to use the building to run a more respectable business, much to the dismay of its occupants, but soon he is forced to defend against a dead man's vengeful kin.
Air Time & Details for John Dehner, Fri 31, 4:30 pm -
Fri 31
Gunsmoke: Root Down — John Dehner
Aggie Dutton wants to go to town to meet a boy. Pa tells Grudie to take her and check for a letter from Uncle Solon. Aggie asks Doc if Chester is married.e and his brass knucles get in a fight. Matt tells him to get out of Dodge. Aggie invites Chester out to their camp. Aggie tells Pa somehow she's staying in Dodge. She rides into Dodge and tells him Pa invited him out to fish. She tells Pa she was with Chester all night, and he has come to do the right thing and married her.
Air Time & Details for John Dehner, Fri 31, 6:00 pm -
Sun 2
The Texas Rangers — John Dehner
Lawman (George Montgomery) vs. Sam Bass (William Bishop) and his band. Gale Storm, Jerome Courtland, Noah Beery Jr. Lively. Phil Karlson directed.
Air Time & Details for John Dehner, Sun 2, 8:00 pm -
Sun 2
Cripple Creek — John Dehner
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.
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Sun 2
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Biography
About John Dehner
Starting out as an assistant animator at the Walt Disney studios, John Dehner went on to work as a professional pianist, Army publicist, and radio journalist. From 1944 until the end of big-time radio in the early '60s, Dehner was one of the busiest and best performers on the airwaves. He guested on such series as Gunsmoke, Suspense, Escape, and Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar, and starred as British news correspondent J.B. Kendall on Frontier Gentleman (1958) and as Paladin in the radio version of Have Gun Will Travel (1958-1960).
On Broadway, he appeared in Bridal Crown and served as director of Alien Summer. In films from 1944, Dehner played character roles ranging from a mad scientist in The Bowery Boys Meet the Monsters (1954) to Sheriff Pat Garrett in The Left-Handed Gun (1958) to publisher Henry Luce in The Right Stuff (1983). Though he played the occasional lead, Dehner's cocked-eyebrow imperiousness generally precluded any romantic entanglements; he once commented with pride that, in all his years as an actor, he never won nor kissed the heroine.
As busy on TV as elsewhere, Dehner was seen regularly on such series as The Betty White Show (1954), The Westerner (1960), The Roaring '20s (1961), The Baileys of Balboa (1964), The Doris Day Show (1968), The Don Knotts Show (1969), Temperatures Rising (1973-1974), Big Hawaii (1977), Young Maverick (1979-1980), and Enos (1980-1981). He also essayed such TV-movie roles as Dean Acheson in The Missiles of October (1974). Working almost up to the end, John Dehner died of emphysema and diabetes at the age of 76.