Death Valley Days
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- čas přidán 24. 03. 2015
- Death Valley Days featured stories of the old American West, primarily the Death Valley, California area. It began as a radio drama, which ran from 1930 until 1945. When it came to television, on March 1st, 1952, it became the longest running, most successful syndicated Western series ever, running to 558 episodes before ending on August 1st, 1975. The stories used in the series were based on actual events. It's sponsor was the familiar 20 mule team by the Pacific Coast Borax Company.
It featured several hosts of the show throughout the years, starting with Stanley Andrews, Ronald Reagan, Robert Taylor, Dale Robertson and ending with Merle Haggard, the country music singer/musician.
"Dear Teacher"
Season 2
Episode 3
A newly arrived schoolmarm in a rough and tumble Nevada town is determined to succeed even after a student starts a vicious rumor about her. - Krátké a kreslené filmy
I like these movies because they are based on factual events. My favorite host has always been the old ranger.
Great series.
The teacher made them stop throwing the ball for sure. That effectively restored order to an unruly class.Lol.
+nizbt Rodriguez --Yeah, this is a good one.
I've been a teacher for almost three decades and sad to say, negative situations like these are common place
Kathy thank you for your service!
@@cliffordyawn1829 Thanks! I really appreciate your encouragement
@@kathyoneill4011 you're very welcome. I didn't really expect an answer. By the way I hope you use a little less force to make your students behave.lol
@@cliffordyawn1829 Ha ha You bet! It's better now. We work with smaller groups. Thanks for your comments.
@@kathyoneill4011 well I'm back again watching more death valley days Kathy. lol
This should be corrected to read that it was season 2, episode 6, original air date of November 24th ,1953, according to what I've researched.
Wow Paul
"Dear Teacher" is the name of this episode.
The SAA Peacemaker making peace.
I heard that😗
might you have two Valley Days episodes (1) the Great Lounsberry Scoop they report the first news of the Battle of the Little Big Horn and (2) Forty Steps to Glory so should you have then could you maybe please Post them here on youtube,
You just know that girl ended up marrying one of those boys....then they had kids just like them!
lol
Plenty snappy story.
not very clear need settings 480
I know the sound is faulty and the video is low res. You can watch this on STARZ at 480. they went back to the original films, maybe even the negatives. I don't have the money for Pay TV. This is the TV I remember from my child hood. 320 was how it was uploaded to CZcams.
@@gpwgpw555 agree, and when the antenna was turned just right.
@@billdougan4022 thems waz tha dayz
@@billdougan4022 sometimes my dad would let me hold the rabbit ears just right for an hour or so. We were too poor for an outside antenna.lol.
kinda brought a tear to my eye when she shot the head offn the rattler
Looks like arming teachers has precedence. It could work, if all the teachers were as good of a shot as this teacher. Only in today's world, it would be prudent for a high capacity semi-automatic instead of a revolver.
24 Nov. 1953 S 2 Ep 6 Dear Teacher
New schoolteacher arrives, keeps unruly students in line with her sweet demeanor and sharpshooting skills. One vindictive female student and some town busybodies try to get her run out of town.
The zoo with the animals running wild. Parents never cared to teach their own children appropriate behavior, speech, etc.
Young dems lol
@@kevinweeks7330 lol oh man I'm on the floor laughing Kevin.
A habitual liar for a daughter. Lieing connected to thieving and thieving connected to lieing.