train he is accused of murder and theft. Scout Flint McCullough proves that Rodney is innocent, and he becomes attracted to a young white woman, Mandy McCrea Cynthia Chenault. Roger Mobley plays Lawrence as a child in a flashback. Karl Swenson played mountain man Jim Bridger in "The Jim Bridger Story". Francis De Sales also appeared in the episode as Mark. Akim Tamiroff appeared in "The Joe Muharich Story" (1961). Phyllis Thaxter was cast in the title role of "The Christine Elliott Story" (1960), in which a young woman takes a group of orphan-boys, who had previously lived in her late father's orphanage, to a new life in the West. Don Grady and Gary Hunley also appear in this episode. Franchot Tone appeared in the lead role in "The Malachi Hobart Story" as a traveling preacher who loses confidence in his own Christian message. Lee Van Cleef appeared in "The Jesse Cowan Story" (1958). Johnny Washbrook appeared as Tommy Peeks in "The Swift Cloud Story", with Rafael Campos in the 1959 title role, and as Ron Pearson in "The Beth Pearson Story", with Virginia Grey in the 1961 title role. John Wayne appeared briefly, partly obscured by distance and shadow, in a long shot in the episode directed by John Ford, "The Coulter Craven Story", in which he portrays General William Tecumseh Sherman and speaks briefly. In this episode, Wayne is billed under the pseudonym "Michael Morris", a reference to his real name, Marion Michael Morrison. Several other regulars from Ford's films also appeared, including John Carradine, Ken Curtis and Hank Worden. Ford used action footage from his 1950 film Wagon Master in this episode, which was shown 18 days after Bond's death and is the only episode in this series directed by Ford. Wayne also played Sherman under Ford's direction in the movie How the West Was Won, and was billed as "Michael Morris" for a lengthy Ford-directed cameo appearance in the Alcoa Premiere television anthology show episode titled "Flashing Spikes" (1962) starring James Stewart. Guinn "Big Boy" Williams appeared in "The Vincent Eaglewood Story" (1959). Shelley Winters appeared during the show's first four episodes. Jane Wyman appeared twice, once in "The Doctor Willoughby Story" (1958), as a woman doctor heading west. And, again in "The Wagon Train Mutiny" (1964). Dick York guest-starred in "The Michael Malone Story" (1964) as Mitchell. Tony Young guest-starred as Quent Loomis in "The