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Wagon Train

Follow the adventures of a wagon train on a journey from Missouri to California soon after the end of the American Civil War. Three episodes include "The Malachi Hobart Story," "The Doctor Denker Story," and "Alias Bill Hawks."

Year: 1950
Genre: Westerns, TV Westerns
Country: USA
Starring: Theodore Bikel, Chris Hale
Duration: 148 Minutes
Rating: PG - Contains low level violence.
7.6/10
Location in store: Western

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