James Arness as Uncle Zeb ORDER HIS AUTOBIOGRAPHY  AT AMAZON.COM James Arness was honored by the Gene Autry Museum of Western Heritage in LA on October 1, 1999.  Music was provided by Johnny Crawford and His Dance Orchestra. Bruce Boxleitner attended. Jim's official web site is www.JamesArness.com.
Kate Macahan - Eva Marie Saint Luke Macahan - Bruce Boxleitner Laura Macahan - Kathryn Holcomb Josh Macahan - William Kirby Cullen Jessie Macahan - Vicki Schreck Molly Culhane - Fionnula Flanagan

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There are interviews and articles on the BBLibrary page dating from this time.

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James Arness and Bruce Boxleitner worked together several other times. Bruce was a guest in the very last "Gunsmoke" tv episode, "The Sharecroppers," in 1975. And they both starred in the tv movie "Red River," in 1988, and of course "Gunsmoke: One Man's Justice" in 1994.

	Some links: Tamara's Gunsmoke page, where you can find more Gunsmoke page links. The Internet Movie Database has entries for The Macahans and HTWWW.   Try the Internet Movie Database entry for Mr. Arness.   Unfortunately, there does not seem to be any sound track recording of the theme music. See the above sound files.
	Visit the Professional Rodeo Association page! There are western items for sale at The Old West Shop.

Many Native American actors appeared on this show. Here are three:

Duane Loken played Wolf Paw in "The Enemy." There's a web page for Duane.  He became a star in Scandinavia due to his appearance in this episode, with an acting and a recording career.
	This is Ray Tracey, who played the young Navajo Tilo in the 1978 20-hour arc. Here is his page . He went on to be a successful designer of jewelry, which can be seen *here
	The late Vincent St. Cyr, as the Ponca Chief in The Macahans. He was a Korean War veteran in the U.S. Marine Corps and began his acting career in 1960. He returned to Winnebago, NE in 1978, where he was employed as an emergency technician and community health representative from 1980 to 1982. He also kept active with his acting career, doing educational programs for children in Omaha, Neb. He was a member the Native American Church and the Screen Actors Guild.   Be sure to visit the comprehensive page of links to Native American performers.

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