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EPISODE · Nov 16, 2024 · 25 MIN

The Gentleman: A Duel for Love and Honor in Dodge City

from Gunsmoke: Old West Stories

In this intense episode of Gunsmoke, a Philadelphia gambler named Marcus France, played by the suave Lawrence Dobkin, arrives in Dodge City. France is a man with a refined demeanor, determined to uphold his gentlemanly code—even in the rough, untamed streets of Dodge. When he falls in love with Mavis McLeod, a young woman trapped in an abusive relationship with the brutish Tiller Evans, played by John Dehner, France finds himself embroiled in a deadly rivalry. Tiller’s return to town sets the stage for an inevitable showdown, forcing Marshal Matt Dillon to confront both men to prevent a tragic outcome. With Georgia Ellis as the compassionate Kitty and Doc providing a grim diagnosis that only adds urgency to the unfolding drama, this episode explores themes of pride, honor, and the lengths one will go to protect those they love. SEO Keywords: Gunsmoke The Gentleman, March 6, 1954 episode, Marcus France Gunsmoke, Gunsmoke love and honor, Gunsmoke Philadelphia gambler, Western radio drama Tune in to experience a tale of rivalry, romance, and redemption in the gritty frontier town of Dodge City, where courage and conflict come to life.

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