S3.E15

Vinegarroon

Name: Vinegarroon
Genre: Western
Released: 1960-03-29
Duration: 1 h
Rating: 7.3
Cast: Will Hutchins, Frank Ferguson, Richard Devon

Episode aired Mar 29, 1960
1h

IMDb RATING

7.3/10

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Western

On his way to the town of Vinegarroon to meet Judge Roy Bean, Tom finds a farmer and his wife dead at their home, and is arrested for their murders when a deputy of Bean finds him there. Bro... Read allOn his way to the town of Vinegarroon to meet Judge Roy Bean, Tom finds a farmer and his wife dead at their home, and is arrested for their murders when a deputy of Bean finds him there. Brought before Bean, Tom manages to persuade the legendary hard-line judge of his innocence (... Read allOn his way to the town of Vinegarroon to meet Judge Roy Bean, Tom finds a farmer and his wife dead at their home, and is arrested for their murders when a deputy of Bean finds him there. Brought before Bean, Tom manages to persuade the legendary hard-line judge of his innocence (in part by working on Bean's admiration for actress Lily Langtry) but he is unable to pers... Read all

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7.3/10

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Trivia
In 1888 a transcontinental tour took Lillie Langtry to the Southwest, where she displayed her talents and her wardrobe in Galveston, Austin, Houston, Fort Worth, and San Antonio. This brought her as close as she ever came to an ardent Texas admirer, Judge Roy Bean, who had become "the Law West of the Pecos," first at Vinegarroon and later at a hamlet near Eagle's Nest Springs just west of the Pecos River.

Goofs
When Sugarfoot is escorted into Vinegaroon the town is shown as a main type street with multiple businesses on both sides, it never was built up like that. The town was basically the Saloon, Judge Beans home and the Opera House behind it with a few small houses used by prostitutes since the town basically existed to serve the railroad workers building the bridge that was to cross the canyon of the Pecos River to the north east.