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How the West Was Won

on BBC Two England

The first of four westerns this week, today starring: and narrated by Spencer Tracy.
The epic story of the great American adventure, the conquest of the West, is mirrored in the fortunes of one pioneer family.
The rivers and plains, the Indian Wars and the Civil War, the railroad and the legendary western outlaws - all figurp in the chronicle which is brought to the screen in one of Hollywood's greatest spectaculars, filmed on locations in nine States.
Screenplay by JAMES R. WEBB Produced by BERNARD SMITH
Civil War sequence directed by JOHN ford ; railroad sequence directed by GEORGE MARSHALL : and rivers, plains and outlaws sequences directed by HENRY HATHAWAY
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Contributors

Unknown:
Spencer Tracy.
Unknown:
James R. Webb
Produced By:
Bernard Smith
Directed By:
John Ford
Directed By:
George Marshall
Directed By:
Henry Hathaway
Eve Prescott:
Carroll Baker
Marshal:
Lee J Cobb
Jethro Stuart:
Henry Fonda
Julie Rawlings:
Carolyn Jones
Zebulon Prescott:
Karl Maiden
Cleve Van Valen:
Gregory Peck
Zeb Rawlings:
George Peppard
Roger Morgan:
Robert Preston
Lilith Prescott:
Debbie Reynolds
Linus Rawlings:
James Stewart
Charlie Gant:
Eli Wallach
General Sherman:
John Wayne
Mike King:
Richard Widmark
Dora:
Brigid Bazlen
Colonel Hawkins:
Walter Brennan
Attorney:
David Brian
Peterson:
Andy Devine
Abraham Lincoln:
Raymond Massey
Rebecca Prescott:
Agnes Moorehead
General Grant:
Henry (harry) Morgan
Agatha Clegg:
Thelma Ritter

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