guest star Carolyn Jones. In 1962 she was featured in "The Amos Billings Story", guest-starring Paul Fix. And in 1964 she appeared in support of Joseph Wiseman in "The Santiago Quesada Story". Ron Foster appeared twice in the 1957 episodes "The John Cameron Story" and "The Julia Gage Story". Rhonda Fleming appeared three times. In the 1958 episode "The Jennifer Churchill Story", in the 1961 episode "The Patience Miller Story" and in the 1963 episode "The Sandra Cummings Story". Med Flory was cast as Sheriff Gile in "The Nancy Palmer Story", with Audrey Meadows in the guest-starring role (1961). Nina Foch appeared as the title character in "The Clara Beauchamp Story". Louise Fletcher appeared as different characters in two Season 3 episodes. Eduard Franz appeared in the lead in 1957 in "The Les Rand Story", and James Philbrook had a minor role in the same episode. Kathleen Freeman appeared in five different episodes, usually as the embodiment of ignorance or intolerance. Annette Funicello appeared in "The Sam Pulaski Story" (Nov. 1963) George Gobel appeared as Major Adams' country cousin in "The Horace Best Story", the Season 4 premiere episode. Don Grady appeared in "The Christine Elliot Story" (1960). Lorne Greene appeared in "The Vivian Carter Story" (1959). Tom Greenway appeared as Dr. Quinn in "The Dan Hogan Story" (1958). Kevin Hagen appeared four times on Wagon Train as Lansing in "The Willy Moran Story" (1957) and as Claymore in "The Nels Stack Story" (1957) and "The Annie MacGregory Story" (1958) and as Ed Prentiss in "The Silver Lady" (1965). Sessue Hayakawa appeared as the title character in "The Sakae Ito Story" (1958). Peter Helm appeared three times on Wagon Train in 1962 and 1963: "The Daniel Clay Story", "The Wagon Train Mutiny", and in the title role "The Tom O’Neal Story", with Myron Healey cast as his father. Dwayne Hickman appeared in the title guest-starring role in "The Clay Shelby Story" in December 1964. Celia Kaye played Ann Shelby, and Richard Carlson and Mort Mills were cast as military officers. Darby Hinton, a child actor, appeared in March 1964 as Benjie Diel in the 75-minute episode "The Ben Engel Story". Dennis Holmes, another child actor, appeared three times on Wagon Train, including the role of Danny Blake in "Those Who Stay Behind", along with Peter Brown and Bruce Dern (8 November 1964). Dennis Hopper appeared as the title character in