The wagon train is moving west at last. Among the travellers are John Cameron and his wife, Julie. Cameron is a quiet, reserved man; an ex-banker from Philadelphia. Julie is younger and vivacious. Their marriage is not happy. She feels trapped and stifled by his love for her. John hopes that a new start in the west will save their union. From the start Julie sets out to get herself noticed, particularly by men and one man in particular. Flint McCullough. She makes her move on him one night while the train is camped when she goes to bathe in a nearby river where Flint is already washing. She soon realises that she has picked on the wrong man when Flint refuses to play along. When her husband comes to find her and sees her alone with Flint, Cameron jumps to the wrong conclusion. Julie leaves them to argue it out. Their argument is interrupted by a small party of Indians raiding the stock. Cameron helps Flint to deal with them and at one point saves his life. When the men return to camp t
Name | Type | Role | |
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E. Jack Neuman | Writer | ||
Lawrence Menkin | Writer | ||
Carolyn Jones | Guest Star | ||
Jack Elam | Guest Star | ||
Michael Rennie | Guest Star | ||
Francis McDonald | Guest Star | ||
Claude Akins | Guest Star | ||
Ted Mapes | Guest Star | ||
William Boyett | Guest Star | ||
Henry Wills | Guest Star | ||
Ron Foster | Guest Star | ||
George Waggner | Director |