Tara

Around Dodge City and in the territory on West, there's just one way to handle the killers and the spoilers. And that's with the US Marshal and the smell of gun smoke. Gun smoke starring William Conrad, the story of the violence that moved West with young American.

The story of a man who moved with it, Matt Dillon, United States Marshal. Hello, Marshal Dillon. Hello, Ben. How are you?

Had a chevron come in from St. Louis? He came in on the morning dream, Marshal. I was gonna send the boy over to tell you. What have you seen it yet? Haven't had a chance to open it up.

Here it is. Oh, good. Let's see how it looks. All right. There it is. Prettyest gold watch chain I ever did see. Ha ha ha. Ah, Chester like that. Yeah. And look at the gleam on that elk stew.

Yeah. Chester, no, you're getting this for him. Oh, no, no. It's by way of a surprise. He thinks he's got a birthday this month sometime. Saturday's about the middle of the month, so I figured it's as good a day as anything.

to give it. Yeah, morning, Mr. Aaron. Oh, morning, Ben. Marshall Dillon. Morning, Tara. Oh, how beautiful. Is it yours, Marshall? Oh, no, no. It's for Chester. He's always wanted one. It's lovely. Ben, did my hand mirror arrive?

Yeah, I came in this morning, Mr. Aaron. Can I take it now? I don't know why now, but it's paid for. Here. Careful now, mister. I came all the way from Boston. So don't drop it. Oh, I won't don't worry Goodbye. Goodbye. Marshall. Bye time That's a mighty pretty girl, but yes, sir. Yeah