Wagon Train

Mickey Rooney stars as a traveler whose journey West is filled with several mishaps.

At the start of another year in St. Louis, Seth is besieged with the mani¬fold problems he encounters each year before the trip West, the greatest of which is trying to pacify Wooster, Flint and Hawks, who demand more money.

An British colonel (Charles Laughton) becomes the source of friction on the wagon train.

Flint discovers that he has been set up after he accidentally shoots an innocent man.

A Mexican bandit (Lee Marvin) captures Hawks.

Flint searches for a long-lost man on a mountain occupied by an ancient tribe. Guest stars Raymond Massey.

Ben Harness strikes Will Eckhart with a shovel when the latter comes after him with a bullwhip. Eckhart is killed by the blow.

A torrential rainfall forces the wagon masters to consider taking a dangerous route over Sioux burial grounds. Guest stars: Dan Duryea and James Drury.

An alcoholic surgeon (Charleton Young) refuses to perform any operations until Seth persuades him to help a pregnant woman.

Flint tries to prove a young woman's (Myrna Fahey) innocence in a murder case.

A widower's (Jim Davis) search for a wife ends when he meets a saloon hostess (Joan O'Brien).

A Comanche force poses a threat to Flint and his passengers.

A newly ordained clergyman on Seth Adams' wagon train stands firm in his belief that a former criminal has mended his ways. Guest stars include Claude Akins and Audrey Dalton.

A middle-aged man (Leslie Nielsen) unexpectedly meets the son he never knew.

Ernest Borgine, who won a motion picture Academy Award for his portrayal of a lonely Bronx butcher in search of a wife in "Marty", plays a dogged bounty hunter in search of a former lawman turned murderer.

A teacher is determined to prevent a war between two Indian tribes.

A deceased soldier's father seeks revenge.

Following a buffalo huny, Bill Hawks and wagon train passengers, Dan Foster, a newlywed, and Billy Gentry, 16, and anxious to prove himself a man, are attacked, pursued and deseiged in a ruined adobe house by an aggressive bandd of Cheyenne renegades.

A troubled woman (Jan Clayton) traveling through the prairies with her husband, acts irrationally after he refuses to return home.

A dying man (Paul Birch) requests to see his long-lost daughter (Melinda Plowmen).

En route to Monument for supplies, Flint McCullough comes across the pitiable survivors of a mescalero attack, an old man named Gideon and his grandchildren, Cassie, Homer, and an infant, whose parents were killed in the raid.

Seth Adams is torn by the memories of a former love when he meets a traveling widow.

In desert country, Flint comes upon an immobilized wagon and Rheba Polke and her son, Cotton.

Two travelers (Jack Cassidy, Audrey Meadows) run away with stolen bank money.